I went from being a being surfing dude skateboarder and went to London for the Summer after high school and that's how I learned how to dress. It was watching The Who, Mick Jagger. The Kinks. I became so popular with girls and others after coming home looking all mod. It was so weird as I had no music abilities but people wanted me at parties thinking I was in a band. And my mom would throw out my clothes or burn them in the fireplace every week, then years later was wearing similar clothes with her friends.
I came out of black and white television and that era. This was something totally new and changed the world forever, even today...they try to repeat this period. You had to have lived it.
My most favourite pair of trousers were a pair of tartan ones Rod Stewart style I looked smart but not to my girlfriends father who was a RSM in the army, I must of have been a shock to him. here I was a skinny 17 year old long hair going out with his daughter.. I still buy Union Jack clothing when I go back to the UK have the socks undies and Tee shirt I love it
Would be great if the maker of this “film” lost the music under track while people they interviewed spoke. Music, especially with annoying singing at equal level of the subject speaking is super difficult for viewers to hear.
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I went from being a being surfing dude skateboarder and went to London for the Summer after high school and that's how I learned how to dress. It was watching The Who, Mick Jagger. The Kinks. I became so popular with girls and others after coming home looking all mod. It was so weird as I had no music abilities but people wanted me at parties thinking I was in a band. And my mom would throw out my clothes or burn them in the fireplace every week, then years later was wearing similar clothes with her friends.
60s the best era for music and clothes and the best of all the mods. I am still one at the age of 70 in four days and I love it long live mods. 🤩😊😎🤗
Once a MOD always a MOD. What great times.
MOD an eternal state of mind & life.
Best fashion ever. I use some of those clothes and I even have a union jack bed sheet
I came out of black and white television and that era. This was something totally new and changed the world forever, even today...they try to repeat this period. You had to have lived it.
My most favourite pair of trousers were a pair of tartan ones Rod Stewart style I looked smart but not to my girlfriends father who was a RSM in the army, I must of have been a shock to him. here I was a skinny 17 year old long hair going out with his daughter.. I still buy Union Jack clothing when I go back to the UK have the socks undies and Tee shirt I love it
I was 19 in 1966 and very influenced by the English Mod scene
EVANGELIST Roger Mansour
Former Leslie West drummer
The Vagrants
Youi can learn so much on RUclips with a little curiosity.
The 2 guys identified as The Troggs are in fact The Ryan Twins.
PS I would like to go to carnaby street even today🤩😊😎🤗
It's not worth it today. Forget it.
Loved it ✌✌✌✌
The Sharpies in the 60s were the best years
I think that is that Millie Small who sang "My Boy Lollipop"? RIP dear Millie.
Huge flairs, Roger?
It wasn't the Troggs! It was Paul and Barry Ryan!
ROCK n ROLL 4 ever.....
Skiffle sounds like Country and Western
That's what he says.
.......and now in 2022 we have salad dodgers in combats, Dr. Martens and Ebay tat laden twist and go scooters.
Their frauds,couldn't beat their way out of a bleeding crisp bag,snowflakes ,more like slush.😎😎
Mod for it 😂
Tht sounds like country music. But then country music came from Appalachia mtns. The home base of scotch Irish.
My dear scotch is a drink, we're Scots/Irish :-) Find the clip of Sean Connery saying it :-)
👍🇬🇧🎼 THE WHO
Gash. !!!
The mockers.
I wanted to watch this but Couldn’t because of the Background Noise… 🤔🤷🏻♂️🫣
Who are you !
An old woman who lives in a bungalow behind my house looks like Roger Daltrey . . her name is Pat.
Best thing I've ever read lmao.
Would be great if the maker of this “film” lost the music under track while people they interviewed spoke.
Music, especially with annoying singing at equal level of the subject speaking is super difficult for viewers to hear.
Lonnie Donegan should have been sued into oblivion. He was a song thief of the worst kind.