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Sixties City presents a wide-ranging series of articles on all aspects of the Sixties, penned by the creator of the iconic 60s music paper  Mersey Beat


  The Films of Roger Corman
  The Story of 'Mersey Beat'
  Mersey Groups of The 60s
  Ingrid Pitt
 Sandie Shaw
  Repulsion
  The Top 80 Sixties Films
  1967 - Summer Of Love
  Barbara Steele
  To Sir With Love
  The Birth of 'The Twist'
  Sidney James
  Adam Adamant Lives!
  Biba
 Electric Ladyland
  That Was The Week That Was
  Cathy Come Home
  Janie Jones
  The Fugitive
 The Magic Christian
  Telstar
  Adam Diment
  Andy Warhol
  Francis Gary Powers
 The Shangri-Las
  Rudi Gernreich
  Che Guevara
  The Avengers
  David Bailey
 Adam Faith
  Laugh-In
  Batman
  Bewitched
  Doctor Zhivago
 Kathy Kirby
  Alphaville
  Bed-Ins
  The Man With No Name
  Cleopatra
 Marianne Faithfull
  Sophia Loren
  Hair - The Musical
  Alexander Dubcek
  Peter Blake
 Badfinger
  Gabrielle Drake
  Altamont 1969
  Bruce Lee
  Sean Connery as 007
 Cliff Richard
  Lady Chatterley's Lover
  Diana Rigg
  Jane Fonda
  Brigitte Bardot
 A Hard Day's Night
  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
  Tretchikoff - 'The Chinese Girl'  The Time Tunnel   Nell Dunn   Twiggy  Privilege
  Jean Shrimpton   Petula Clark   Frankie Avalon   Ann-Margret
 Maggie May - The Musical
 Suzy Kendall  Waterloo Sunset - The Kinks  The Champions  Man In A Suitcase   Captain Scarlet
 Some People  Let It Be  Pan's People  It's Trad, Dad!  Billy Fury
 Cilla Black  The Fourmost  Lift Off! Pop TV Series   Gerry & The Pacemakers   Billy J.Kramer
 Magical Mystery Tour  How I Won The War  Rory Storm & the Hurricanes  Bye Bye Birdie  Penny Lane
 The Remo Four  Tonite, Let's All Make Love In London  The Undertakers  Elvis - Harum Scarum
 The Big Three
 Elvis - Clambake  Gentleman Jim Reeves  Elvis - Follow That Dream  Elizabeth Montgomery
 The Swinging Blue Jeans
 The Mojos  Larry Parnes - Pop Entrepreneur  Elvis - Easy Come, Easy Go
 Ferry Cross The Mersey
 Ken Dodd
 Performance - Mick Jagger  The Mersey Beats  Around The Beatles 1964  Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club
 Too Morrow
 Wonderwall - George Harrison  The Blue Angel Club - Liverpool  Billy Fury - I've Gotta Horse  The Chants  A for Andromeda
 The Andromeda Breakthrough  Judy Geeson  The Spinners   David Garrick  Elvis - Girl Happy
 The Vernons Girls  Six-Five Special  Elvis - Change of Habit   Elvis - Fun in Acapulco   Elvis On Tour
  Elvis - Double Trouble  John Leyton   Elvis - Viva Las Vegas!   The Girl Can't Help It   Candy 1968
  Margaret Nolan  Unchained Melody   Elvis - Tickle Me   Elvis - Kid Galahad   Blue Suede Shoes
  Elvis - King Creole  Bobby Darin   Elvis - Frankie & Johnny   Elvis - Girls Girls Girls   Women and Elvis
  Elvis - It Happened at The Worlds Fair  Elvis - Jailhouse Rock   Elvis - Kissin' Cousins   Del Shannon   All My Loving (Television)

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 his wife, Virginia
and Beatle, John Lennon




Mersey Beat Magazine 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 periodical to feature a local band called 'The Beatles'. He has worked as a high powered publicist, doing PR for acts such as Suzi Quatro, Free, The Arrows and Hot Chocolate and has managed press campaigns for record labels such as CBS, EMI, Polydor. Bill 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 has received a Gold Award from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors.


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