60s Garage Girl Bands (pt. 1)
A slideshow tribute to the Girl Garage Bands of the 60s.......music from The Continental Co-Ets...........Bands in the three slideshows include - Daughters of Eve, She Five, She Trinity, Hairem, The Girls, Luv'd Ones, The Liverbirds, The Heart Beats, The Honeybeats, Ace of Cups, The Continental Co-Ets, The Cake, The Shaggs, The Debutantes, The Pleasure Seekers, Mandy and The Girlfriends, 2 of Clubs, Whyte Boots, Mama Cats, Honey Limited, Feminine Complex, The Goodees, Goldie & The Gingerbreads, Paper Dolls, She, The Intricate Blend, The Tremolons, The Doll-fins, The Pandoras, The UFO's, The Belles, The Freudian Slips, Marilyn Mattson, Denise (& Company), The Feminine Touch, The Nursery Ryhmes, The Plommons, The Dandy Girls, Crazy Women, The Mam'selles..............There's a few I don't have names for so if you recognize any let me know.......I'm also looking for more 60s girl band photos if anyone has any for possible inclusion in a Girl Band documentary, not me, it would just be a record, no money involved that I'm aware of...feel free to get in touch for details...............
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60s Garage Girl Bands (pt. 2)
Second of three slideshow tributes to the 60s girl garage bands....music from The Bombshells (Texas)......I included Marilyn Mattson in this one, obviously not a band, but definately garage in spirit....where is she, what became of her, i need to know.............Bands in the three slideshows include - Daughters of Eve, She Five, She Trinity, Hairem, The Girls, Luv'd Ones, The Liverbirds, The Heart Beats, The Honeybeats, Ace of Cups, The Continental Co-Ets, The Cake, The Shaggs, The Debutantes, The Pleasure Seekers, Mandy and The Girlfriends, 2 of Clubs, Whyte Boots, Mama Cats, Honey Limited, Feminine Complex, The Goodees, Goldie & The Gingerbreads, Paper Dolls, She, The Intricate Blend, The Tremolons, The Doll-fins, The Pandoras, The UFO's, The Belles, The Freudian Slips, Marilyn Mattson, Denise (& Company), The Feminine Touch, The Nursery Ryhmes, The Plommons, The Dandy Girls, Crazy Women, The Mam'selles..............There's a few I don't have names for so if you recognize any let me know.......I'm also looking for more 60s girl band photos if anyone has any for possible inclusion in a Girl Band documentary, not me, it would just be a record/history, no money involved that I'm aware of...other bands already involved, feel free to get in touch for details...............
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60s Garage Girl Bands (pt. 3)
Third slideshow tribute to the 60s girl garage bands & groups....music from The Liverbirds (gonna do another couple as it happens)......Bands in the slideshows include - Daughters of Eve, She Five, She Trinity, Hairem, The Girls, Luv'd Ones, The Liverbirds, The Heart Beats, The Honeybeats, Ace of Cups, The Continental Co-Ets, The Cake, The Shaggs, The Debutantes, The Pleasure Seekers, Mandy and The Girlfriends, 2 of Clubs, Whyte Boots, Mama Cats, Honey Limited, Feminine Complex, The Goodees, Goldie & The Gingerbreads, Paper Dolls, She, The Intricate Blend, The Tremolons, The Doll-fins, The Pandoras, The UFO's, The Belles, The Freudian Slips, Marilyn Mattson, Denise (& Company), The Feminine Touch, The Mam'selles, The Nursery Ryhmes, The Plommons, The Dandy Girls, Crazy Women, Wild Things, The Moppets, Sunny Girls, Les Gamines, The Woops, The What Four, The Bittersweets, The Poor Girls..............There's a few I don't have names for so if you recognize any let me know.......I'm also looking for more 60s girl band photos if anyone has any for possible inclusion in a Girl Band documentary, not me, it would be a record/history type thing......other bands already involved, feel free to get in touch...............
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60s Garage Girl Bands (pt. 5)
Last slideshow tribute to the 60s girl garage bands & groups for now....music from The Luv'd Ones......Bands in the slideshows include - Daughters of Eve, She Five, She Trinity, Hairem, The Girls, Luv'd Ones, The Liverbirds, The Heart Beats, The Honeybeats, Ace of Cups, The Continental Co-Ets, The Cake, The Shaggs, The Debutantes, The Pleasure Seekers, Mandy and The Girlfriends, 2 of Clubs, Whyte Boots, Mama Cats, Honey Limited, Feminine Complex, The Goodees, Goldie & The Gingerbreads, Paper Dolls, She, The Intricate Blend, The Tremolons, The Doll-fins, The Pandoras, The UFO's, The Belles, The Freudian Slips, Marilyn Mattson, Denise (& Company), The Feminine Touch, The Mam'selles, The Nursery Ryhmes, The Plommons, The Dandy Girls, Crazy Women, Wild Things, The Moppets, Sunny Girls, Les Gamines, The Woops, The What Four, The Bittersweets, The Poor Girls..............There's a few I don't have names for so if you recognize any let me know.......I'm also looking for more 60s girl band photos if anyone has any for possible inclusion in a Girl Band documentary, not me, it would be a record/history type thing......other bands already involved, feel free to get in touch for details...............
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Crystals - He's A Rebel (1965 clip!)
This clip is a bit tragic; The Crystals didn't sing on "He's a Rebel", and here they are - almost 3 years later - miming to Darlene Love & The Blossoms' voices. Well, it's Darlene who sings lead at least. Please don't forget to check out my other channel: www.youtube.com
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60s Garage Girl Bands (pt. 6)
due to unpopular demand i got round to another two 60s girl band slideshows.....song on this one is - the chicks - the rebel kind........photos in these two consist of - vicky & the rest, bittersweets, vendelly's, dandy girls, dara pusita, ace of cups, pandoras, the angles, the unexpected, the caravelles, she, petites, nelli manou, butterflies, mandy and the girlfriends, fair sect, the angeliques, goldie & the gingerbreads, female beatles, angelettes, the moving girls, the wild angels, the belles, the psychedellic sounds, clingers, butterflies, gimmat/the queens...
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The Routettes - Japanese girl 60s garage punk
Sexy savage Japanese trashy 60s garage punk girls The Routettes! Filmed live at Tropicoco, Nakatsu, Oita. This was the Halloween party on 1st November 2008. Guitar/vox - Christine Bass - Helen Drums - Cindy These beautiful girlies released an album as The Routes (dressed as men).THE ROUTES NO COSTUME, NO GIMMICK, ANGLO-NIPPONESE GARAGE PUNK/ROCK!! The Routes are based in the mountains of Oita prefecture, playing independently over 600 miles south of the Tokyo garage scene. The Routes make music taking influence from UK and US 60s music and culture, happily oblivious to the fads and trends of today. For more information visit the Routes homepage: www.theroutesjapan.com You can also find The Routes on Facebook and Reverb Nation;-) AVAILABLE NOW!!! Non Stop A Go Go Split 7" single (The Routes Paralyz/Los Wakamonos), 2011 fancymag.com The Routes -- Alligator LP / CD/ Download, 2011 dirtywaterrecords.co.uk The Routes -- Stormy / Willie The Wild One 7" single, 2011 www.groovierecords.com The Routes -- Do What's Right By You 7" single, 2010 http The Routes -- Left My Mind, 2007 CD www.motorsoundsrecords.net All the download stuff is available via itunes etc...
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The Shirelles - Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Live, 1964)
This is a "LIVE" version of this song from 1964. Featuring Shirley Alston Reeves, Beverly Lee, Addie "Micki" Harris, and Doris Kenner. Listen to Micki shouting out to the girls. SIMPLY WONDERFUL! Visit my website www.variety.ws for cool 60's stuff.
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The Ronettes - What'd I Say [1963]
480p HQ. From their 1963 album Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica, here is The Ronettes' live cover of Ray Charles' "What'd I Say". The Ronettes (as above: Nedra Talley, Estelle Bennett, and lead singer Veronica Bennett) were a girl group of the 1960s best known for their work with producer Phil Spector. en.wikipedia.org DISCLAIMER: All copyrights belong to their appropriate owners. The sole purpose of this video is to expose viewers to quality music previously unavailable on YouTube (in HQ or at all).
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Karen Verros - Little Boy (Crystals - Great and rare clip)
I guess most of you probably prefer The Crystals' version, but I think Karen's version also has a great wall of sound. And the clip has all the great 60s ingredients with go-go girls and cool dancing. Also check out Karen's punk(!) version of Donovan's "You Just Gotta Know My Mind" here on YouTube. Don't forget to check out my other channels: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com
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The Angels : My Boyfriend's Back
General concensus says this is in fact from the Ed Sullivan Show, not the Clay Cole Show, despite what the intro card says (I got it that way, that's my excuse...) It's a rare live version in any case. Their current website is at www.theangelsonline.com More details about the song at en.wikipedia.org Clearly not the long standing Australian rock band of the same name!
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Cults - You Know What I Mean - live @ Mercury Lounge, March 31, 2011
The wonderful band Cults performed at The Mercury Lounge on Thursday, March 31, 2011. Mixing motown, 60's girl group and flat-out Diana Ross with The Supremes stylings (all embedded in guitar-and-glockenspiel enhanced layers) - they are a heady mixture that I am quite high on. Here is "You Know What I Mean"
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The Blossoms - That's When The Tears Start
"That's When The Tears Start" - One of my all time favourite records. The legendary Darlene Love led the Blossoms, having first had a spectacular solo career with Phil Spector in the early Sixties. The Blossoms were a Motownesque group of girl backing singers, for many Sixties TV shows, often actually backing up the original Motown acts themselves. for shows like "Shindig". They recorded this Van McCoy Northern Soul anthem for Reprise Records in 1967. In 1989 I covered it with The Velvelettes for Motorcity. Darlene carried on recording, having the awesome Phil Spector 1970s production "Lord If You're A Woman", which was also a massive Northern Soul monster. I was flabbergasted at how sincere and helpful and co-operative and utterly wonderful that Darlene was to re-record and film this wonderful gem, especially as she had also become a very successful actress, appearing in all four "Lethal Weapon" films. She was in London with her sister Barbara, also one of the original Blossoms, so the opportunity to film the group for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul' was just priceless, and so very much appreciated.
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Northern Soul....The Dolls - "The Reason Why" 1966
Northern Soul, no info on this 60's girl group, but great song i think. Enjoy from carldunn44@hotmail.com
The Crookes - Backstreet Lovers (Official Video)
Official video for The Crookes' third single 'Backstreet Lovers'. The single is the lead track from the 'Dreams of Another Day' EP which will be released through 'Fierce Panda' on CD and digital download on 27th September 2010. Camera and Editing by Matt Silcox and Russell Bates Lyrics Razor tea-cups and tip top craic of the crooked, Backstreet Lovers and sons Lawless law men walk the streets of Dirty meadows of foul mouthed mothers and guns Brick blacked-up kids mugged me the day I ran off with your sister a young school maid, caught up in a world of Backstreet Lovers. Lovers and sons, I waved her away to a friend at least that's what she said. Rotting teeth of a grubby gran fill the alleys of the stolen roll-ups and blunts a skin-head dad came cap in hand with a duster and flash of switch blade fun still on the dole, though the picket was broken a soiled age ago. But he's caught up, caught up in a world of Backstreet Lovers Lovers and sons, I waved her away to a friend at least that's what she said tangled in the roots and tangled in the weeds of a concrete jungle came that girl from Leeds in torn dress and tights, she ain't no slag. i won her over with a '40 bag. The Crookes are not pickpockets or pilferers, but rather met in a leafy Sheffield suburb of the same name. The Crookes are four literature graduates whose music is bound with storytelling and tinged with nostalgia. Though all originally hailing from other cities, George Waite, Alex Saunders, Daniel Hopewell <b>...</b>
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The Dixie Cups - Iko Iko (oldies show)
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com A '60s girl group, the Dixie Cups consisted of one cousin (Joan Marie Johnson) and two sisters (Barbara Ann Hawkins and Rosa Lee Hawkins). All three young ladies were from New Orleans, as was producer and singer Joe Jones, who discovered the talented threesome and took them to New York. The trio was almost known as the Meltones -- or worse, Little Miss and the Muffets -- but the name Dixie Cups was settled on by 1964. That was the year the girls recorded the well-remembered song "Chapel of Love" on the Red Bird Records label. The number was written by Phil Spector, Ellie Greenwich, and Jeff Barry, and intended to be released by the Ronettes, Darlene Love, or the Crystals. That one single was enough to carry the group into music history. It became the Dixie Cups' biggest success, a million-seller, and a worldwide hit. A few other hits followed through 1964 and into 1965, like "You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me," "Little Bell," "Iko Iko," and "People Say." A year later, Red Bird Records was out of the picture. The trio moved to ABC-Paramount, but there were no more hits, and 1966 saw the end of the Dixie Cups. There had been other singles, like "Gee the Moon Is Shining Bright" and "Girls Can Tell," but there weren't enough fans to back the releases. In 1974, Rosa Lee and <b>...</b>
The Dixie Cups - Iko Iko
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com A '60s girl group, the Dixie Cups consisted of one cousin (Joan Marie Johnson) and two sisters (Barbara Ann Hawkins and Rosa Lee Hawkins). All three young ladies were from New Orleans, as was producer and singer Joe Jones, who discovered the talented threesome and took them to New York. The trio was almost known as the Meltones -- or worse, Little Miss and the Muffets -- but the name Dixie Cups was settled on by 1964. That was the year the girls recorded the well-remembered song "Chapel of Love" on the Red Bird Records label. The number was written by Phil Spector, Ellie Greenwich, and Jeff Barry, and intended to be released by the Ronettes, Darlene Love, or the Crystals. That one single was enough to carry the group into music history. It became the Dixie Cups' biggest success, a million-seller, and a worldwide hit. A few other hits followed through 1964 and into 1965, like "You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me," "Little Bell," "Iko Iko," and "People Say." A year later, Red Bird Records was out of the picture. The trio moved to ABC-Paramount, but there were no more hits, and 1966 saw the end of the Dixie Cups. There had been other singles, like "Gee the Moon Is Shining Bright" and "Girls Can Tell," but there weren't enough fans to back the releases. In 1974, Rosa Lee and <b>...</b>
The Dixie Cups - Chapel of Love
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com A '60s girl group, the Dixie Cups consisted of one cousin (Joan Marie Johnson) and two sisters (Barbara Ann Hawkins and Rosa Lee Hawkins). All three young ladies were from New Orleans, as was producer and singer Joe Jones, who discovered the talented threesome and took them to New York. The trio was almost known as the Meltones -- or worse, Little Miss and the Muffets -- but the name Dixie Cups was settled on by 1964. That was the year the girls recorded the well-remembered song "Chapel of Love" on the Red Bird Records label. The number was written by Phil Spector, Ellie Greenwich, and Jeff Barry, and intended to be released by the Ronettes, Darlene Love, or the Crystals. That one single was enough to carry the group into music history. It became the Dixie Cups' biggest success, a million-seller, and a worldwide hit. A few other hits followed through 1964 and into 1965, like "You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me," "Little Bell," "Iko Iko," and "People Say." A year later, Red Bird Records was out of the picture. The trio moved to ABC-Paramount, but there were no more hits, and 1966 saw the end of the Dixie Cups. There had been other singles, like "Gee the Moon Is Shining Bright" and "Girls Can Tell," but there weren't enough fans to back the releases. In 1974, Rosa Lee and <b>...</b>
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Don Was - Rocket - "I Wanna Love You"
www.mydamnchannel.com ROCKET is a great rock 'n roll band from the Silverlake district of Los Angeles. They've toured all over the country but gained national prominence as contestants on the wretched FOX TV show, "The Next Great American Band". To their credit, they didn't win! Critics say that "this all-girl group mixes 60's girl band innocence with 80's hair metal bravado." This song reminds me of what The Dead Boys would've sounded like if they were girls.... LAUREN ROCKET vocals LAUREN C. ROCKET guitar KELLY ROCKET guitar KRISTEN ROCKET bass ROXIE ROCKET drums PRODUCED BY DON WAS Engineered and Mixed by KRISH SHARMA Assisted by Glenn Pittman at HENSON STUDIO D, HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA VIDEO BY GEMMA CORFIELD/ ALEX CASTINO Visit Rocket at: www.rocketrocks.com myspace.com
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The Like - He's Not A Boy
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The Cake - Baby That's Me (One of the best girlgroup songs ever - written by Jackie)
I was so shocked the first time I listening to an album by an unknown girlgroup, called The Cake. The album started with three Spectoresque songs, but it was "Baby That's Me" that was by far the best of them. And yes, Jackie wrote this magificent song, too!
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Goldie And The Gingerbreads - The Skip
Talented and criminally under rated all-girl group from the mid 60s who took on the male heavy music scene touring with some major players of the time but only releasing a handful of records. Check out this site for more info www.dramarockproductions.com
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The Shangri- Las - Remember ( Walking in the Sand) - Long stereo mix
***Dont Forget to CLICK LIKE, you will have a happy day. OK, there really isnt a clip for this track, cept the snippet taken from the Brill Building Doco which if you havent seen yet....www.amazon.com worth every cent. The rest are from bits n pieces from all over the place. To see what mary Weiss ( lead asinger of the Shangri-las) is up to now go to www.maryweiss.com Enjoy.
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Ronettes Be My Baby [Good copy] (Live, 1965)
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SHE- "OUTTA REACH" (1970)
Female garage-rock anthem! SHE was a garage band of teen girls from Sacramento. They were first known as the Hairem, and then SHE. After a couple years of build-up and some personnel changes, they nailed it perfect with the single, "Outta Reach". With its shuddering lust and snotty intensity it is proto-punk incarnate! Here's more info: www.acerecords.co.uk Check out my Herstory Of Rock on the Playlists page of my Channel! A great site about 60's women rockers to check out is: www.myspace.com (All rights reserved. Fan-made video to promote the artist.) Tym Stevens
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Ronnie Spector sings Amy Winehouse NYC July 30th 2011
Ronnie Spector sings 'Back To Black'; a tribute to recently deceased Amy Winehouse, followed by The Ronette's '( The Best Part Of ) Breaking Up' at an afternoon of 60s girl groups at Lincoln Center NYC .
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The Chiffons - He's So Fine
Listen LIVE to RadioCarino - audiorealm.com The Chiffons were one of the top girl groups of the early 1960s. With their trademark tight harmonies, high-stepping confidence and the hit machine of Goffin and King writing songs such as "One Fine Day," the Chiffons made music that helped define the girl group sound of the era. The group was originally a trio comprising lead singer Judy Craig, Patricia Bennett and Barbara Lee. They formed at James Monroe High School in The Bronx in 1960. At the suggestion of songwriter Lonnie Mack, Sylvia Peterson was added to the group in 1962. Peterson had previously sung with Little Jimmy & the Tops in 1959 when she was 14. This group had a local hit with "Puppy Love" (V-Tone). Sylvia shared the lead with Jimmy on the single's B-Side, "Say You Love Me". Peterson would later sing lead on the Chiffons' "Why Am I So Shy", "Strange, Strange Feeling", "The Real Thing" and on "My Block", written by Jimmy Radcliffe, Carl Spencer and Bert Berns, and "When The Boy's Happy", for the Chiffons in the early days when they were recording as the Four Pennies. They changed their name to the Chiffons in early 1963.
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Dance of the 60's
Presented during Philamlife's Region 3 Got Talent contest held at UN ave last june 18, 2010..Five groups presented their year of motiff (1960's,70's,80's,90's & millenium).Luckily our group got the first prize..lucky because we just completed the steps the night before the presentation.