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 is a widely varied series of 60s-related articles penned by Bill Harry, creator of the iconic Sixties music newspaper 'Mersey Beat' In addition to the story of his publication, available to view are more than 125 articles written by Bill, providing information and his unique insight into aspects of 60s people, events and media. |
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 The
Films of Roger Corman |
The
Story of 'Mersey Beat' |
Mersey
Groups of The 60s |
Ingrid
Pitt |
Sandie Shaw |
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Repulsion
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The
Top 80 Sixties Films |
1967
- Summer Of Love |
Barbara
Steele |
To Sir With Love |
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The
Birth of 'The Twist' |
Sidney
James |
Adam
Adamant Lives! |
Biba |
Electric Ladyland |
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That
Was The Week That Was |
Cathy
Come Home |
Janie
Jones |
The
Fugitive |
The Magic Christian |
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Telstar |
Adam
Diment |
Andy
Warhol |
Francis
Gary Powers |
The Shangri-Las |
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Rudi
Gernreich |
Che
Guevara |
The
Avengers |
David
Bailey |
Adam Faith |
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Laugh-In |
Batman
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Bewitched
|
Doctor
Zhivago |
Kathy Kirby |
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Alphaville |
Bed-Ins |
The
Man With No Name |
Cleopatra |
Marianne Faithfull |
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Sophia
Loren |
Hair
- The Musical |
Alexander
Dubcek |
Peter
Blake |
Badfinger |
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Gabrielle
Drake |
Altamont
1969 |
Bruce
Lee |
Sean
Connery as 007 |
Cliff Richard |
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Lady
Chatterley's Lover |
Diana
Rigg |
Jane
Fonda |
Brigitte
Bardot |
A Hard Day's Night |
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Carol
White |
Jane Asher |
Hammer
Horror |
The
Misfits |
Help! |
| Land
Of The Giants |
Cliff Richard - The Young Ones |
The
Monkees |
The
Searchers |
Golden Girl Shirley Eaton |
| 'The
Chinese Girl' - Tretchikoff |
The Time Tunnel |
Nell
Dunn |
Twiggy |
Privilege |
| Jean
Shrimpton |
Petula Clark |
Frankie
Avalon |
Ann-Margret |
Maggie May - The Musical |
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Suzy Kendall |
Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks |
The Champions |
Man In A Suitcase |
Captain Scarlet |
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Some People |
Let It Be |
Pan's People |
It's Trad, Dad! |
Billy Fury |
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Cilla Black |
The Fourmost |
Lift Off! Pop TV Series |
Gerry & The Pacemakers |
Billy J.Kramer |
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Magical Mystery Tour |
How I Won The War |
Rory Storm & the Hurricanes |
Bye Bye Birdie |
Penny Lane |
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The Remo Four |
Tonite,
Let's All Make Love In London |
The Undertakers |
Elvis
- Harum Scarum |
The Big Three |
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Elvis - Clambake |
Gentleman
Jim Reeves |
Elvis
- Follow That Dream |
Elizabeth
Montgomery |
The
Swinging Blue Jeans
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The Mojos |
Larry
Parnes - Pop Entrepreneur |
Elvis
- Easy Come, Easy Go |
Ferry
Cross The Mersey |
Ken Dodd |
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Performance - Mick Jagger |
The Mersey Beats |
Around The Beatles 1964 |
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club |
Too Morrow |
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Wonderwall - George Harrison |
The Blue Angel Club - Liverpool |
Billy
Fury - I've Gotta Horse |
The
Chants |
A for Andromeda |
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The Andromeda Breakthrough |
Judy Geeson |
The Spinners |
David
Garrick |
Elvis - Girl Happy |
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The Vernons Girls |
Sixties City Main Index |
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Sixties City is privileged to be able to present these pages that contain written articles on various aspects of the Sixties with the generous permission of, and provision by, Bill Harry. These articles will be added to on a regular basis to provide a fascinating insight on, and a factual reference to, a unique decade from the personal point of view of one of its more significant participants and contributors. It is a collection I have titled 'Bill Harry's Sixties' - which they undoubtedly are! |
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Bill Harry
attended the Liverpool College of Art with Stuart Sutcliffe
and John Lennon and made the arrangements for Brian Epstein to visit the
Cavern, where he saw 'The Beatles' for the first time. Bill was a member
of 'The Dissenters' and the founder and editor of 'Mersey Beat',
the iconic weekly music newspaper that documented the early Sixties music
scene in the Liverpool area and is possibly best known for being the first
to feature a local band called 'The Beatles'. Bill has worked as a high powered publicist, doing PR for acts such as Suzi Quatro, Free, The Arrows and Hot Chocolate. He has managed press campaigns for record labels such as CBS, EMI, Polydor and is the critically acclaimed author of a large number of books about 'The Beatles' and the 60s era including 'The Beatles Who's Who', 'The Best Years of the Beatles' and the Fab Four's 'Encyclopedia' series. He has appeared on 'Good Morning America' and received a Gold Award from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors. |
 Bill Harry with 'The Beatles' |
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