Music Videos From The '60s

It's A Beautiful Day - White Bird - (1968)

It's A Beautiful Day - Bombay Calling - (1969)

The theme from the song "Bombay Calling" was later used, at a slower tempo, by Deep Purple as the intro to "Child in Time" on its In Rock album

Elvis Presley - Lonely Man - (1960)

Elvis Presley - Love Me Tonight - (1963)

Elvis Presley - She's Not You - (1962)

Her hair is soft and her eyes are oh so blue
She's all the things a girl should be,
but she's not you.

She knows just how to make me laugh when I feel blue
She's everything a man could want,
but she's not you.

And when we're dancing
It almost feels the same
I've got to stop myself from
Whispering your name

She even kisses me like you used to do.
And it's just breaking my heart
'cause she's not you

And it's just breaking my heart
'cause she's not you

And when we're dancing
It almost feels the same
I've got to stop myself from
Whispering your name

She even kisses me like you used to do.
And it's just breaking my heart
'cause she's not you
And it's just breaking my heart
'cause she's not you

[edit on 15 Jun 2010 by Hellmutt]

The Mothers of Invention - Why Don'tcha Do Me Right? - (1967)

Dragonfly - Celestial Empire - (1968)

I was at these 2 concerts! 1969,Blind Faith an the Stones in the park London...









PS Im always looking in the crowd to see if i can see myself lol

The beatles on top of the pops an others from the 60s

The Ventures - Walk don't run - (1960)

October Country - My Girlfriend Is A Witch - (1968)

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Gimme Dat Harp Boy - (1968)

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Electricity - (1967)

Tomorrow - My White Bicycle - (1967)

High Tide - Death Warmed Up - (1969)

The Outlaws - Law & Order - (1963)

Now here's a historic piece.
It's a clip from a R&R film called Live It Up from 1963.
Where you can see the band The Outlaws performing one of their
hits Law & Order. And believe or not on the left side you can see
"The Man In White" i mean The Man In Black Mr. Blackmore with
his careful dance moves at the age of 18. And on the drums you can
see the man who responsible for the making of legendary Mk2 of Deep Purple
Mr. Mick Underwood the man who would later during the 60's play
with Gillan & Glover in Episode Six, and he would recommend Ian to
Ritchie for a replacement of Rod Evans. Of course Mick would later (in 1979)
join Gillan in his own band.

Hope you'll like it

Has this been posted yet? If so, forgive me.

If this doesn't bring out your inner hippie, nothing will:

Johnny and the Hurricanes - Rocking Goose

Jimmie Driftwood - Billy Yank And Johnny Reb - (1961)

In memory, for the late and great Jim Morrison's birthday-
The Doors, 'Hello, I love you' 1968