@@ianbentley7276 You're welcome. I actually stopped at her comment to ask the same thing. I'm no detective, but a cat as the profile pic generally indicates they've let themselves go.
I lived in London from the 1960s to the 1990s so all the old buses and trains are so familiar; incredible to think that this early colour TV film is over 50 years old; so timeless...
Just brilliant, what a great piece of teenage history 10/10 to who had the idea of filming this days adventure, I actually worked at Lord John in Carnaby St at this period and feel the rush.
Studio one and two cinema in Oxford street (8:57) in background. I grew up in the west end and loved this cinema which always showed Disney produced films. Lyon’s corner house was everywhere and one could get good cheap food. Lots of shopping in Carnaby street too when I later was a teenager. First job was for a company in Oxford Circus. Brings back many happy memories. Thanks for making and posting.
Hi, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie, great times, for some reason I never went to Studio one and two, I believe that the screen was back projected! I'm now retired in France, where do you live now?
OK, you've brought tears to my eyes. Wonderful times. I was 25 in 1968 and didn't we strut our stuff!? Great film, even a bobby on the beat. We belonged to London, London belonged to us long before we gave her away.
I was born in 1968 , how I would live to have been in my teens back then, my hey day was the 80's and Thatcher , bloody had time to be young poor and living on Merseyside , the place suffered all the work went and the Tories hated us..
Thank you Mackenzie for these clips...they are wonderful. We took a couple trips to England (including London) in 1967 and 1968 while my father was in the US Air Force stationed on Crete for 2 years (driving a Chevy Malibu that still had the Texas license plates on it that we had brought over)...I was 11 and 12 years old and have digitized the precious 8mm film he shot at the time...and the Kodachrome slides...almost look like they were shot yesterday. If I had been just a little bit older, I would have been more appreciative of how beautiful the girls were at the time. p.s. - unlike many others here, I like the soundtrack you included...it helps keep the segments lively and moving!
I used to do day trips to Carnaby Street in the sixties to get the cardboard carrier bags with flowers on that we used to use for school bags and psychedelic wrapping paper to cover my school books with and protest badges. Those were the days. The shops were such fun then.
Take my hat of to the man behind the camera this is quality-even For todays standards , to film that back then like that. Is impressive. I first looked at it and thought it was made to look old with modern camera it’s so good . Brilliantly filmed, Great quality as well ; Great camera man 👍
I remember visiting London in the late 60s when I was in my early teens & it had a lasting impression on. I remember seeing the hippies playing guitars & my dad said ' look at those long haired layabouts' in jest. 2 years later I grew my hair longer when I left school.
sickpuppy4711 Not entirely. Stuff wasn't cheap but if you saved it was affordable. No average worker had credit cards to buy designer labels at stupid prices or even thought of shopping in high end shops like Chanel! Advertising ramped up to a whole different level every decade, especially now so called celebs flaunt/advertise products on social media that kids think they should have.
+sickpuppy Clothes back then (up to 1968, that is) were awesome, not useless. In comparison, 'useless' could be applied to most of today's current crap 'in' fashions.
TOTALLY AWESOME, PURE FABULOUSNESS ! I lived in Hounslow SW London and did my clothes shopping in Carnaby Street at a dizzy age of 14 LOL Take me back PURLEEESE :)
The sixties were a sweeter time than we inhabit now. I've seen stories of people on Bold street in Liverpool suddenly finding themselves in 1967. So the only thing to do in find the vortex opening, have plenty of "vintage money" on hand, and catch the train into London.
I bought a luminous pink tie from Carnaby Street in the late 70s. What I didnt realise was how it shone and changed colour to an iridescent orange under the old ultra violet disco lights. Amazing
Former soviet girls miss those days too. I remember The Beatles mania, Romeo and Juliet with Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey, Mark Lester etc. Forgive me my English. Tanks! 60 years old Margarita, Israel.
Firstly I must say that this vid is wonderful - thankyou. I was 17/18 when this was filmed & I had been working in St Mary Axe 2 years prior for less than 4GBP per week! Out of which I was paying train fares & money to my Mum. However I did have a lovely Mateus Rose girlfriend & we tried to dress in the lastest gear - usually from C&A. Historically 'times' are always tough for those that do not 'have enough' to meet their desires. I never have been wealthy but have always looked on the bright side with true Hope in the Lord. Please don't be nasty. We can't go back but we can look forward In Faith
love this. for some reason the 60s always catches me, any time from the past, it has a unique magic and watching this video shows me a reality that I couldn't live because I was born in this century, which makes me appreciate it much more. I don't care about the music, still a good video
Lol those guys could have been me ..I was 19 then and just bought my first car a Ford Anglia ( 1964 model--the one in the film was D reg --1966))...yes I wonder what they look like now---I know what I look like now ...:) when you are that age you take your youth for granted.....happy days......
I agree and there's a old saying, "Youth is wasted on the young". I not only took my youth for granted, but my parents for granted too. I learned too late in life. I'm sad I don't have both anymore.
Oh I miss this generation I was born in 1941 I wish I could spend a lot of time in 60s I'm a bit busy in my whole life I don't even know what's happening
vrikey Well you'll see more Arabian stores owned by immigrants,than stores owned by British people,in Long today. British people are now the minority in the city.
The style of the filming has got a Hey, hey, we're the Monkees, vibe to it. I was four years old back then. The cars are what I remember the most from that era. It would be nice to know what became of those hip young 60`s kids.
What a beautiful, clean, classy society. No angry bearded ones running about slashing throats. Bobbies could do their jobs. A bygone era never to come again....
I myself have no problem with a woman who wears traditional headdress/garb. I do have a slight problem with a woman who ruins a pretty face and a lovely body with junk. But then again it's her money and her property. She can ruin all that if she's foolish enough to do so.
Thanks, it's a pity that I can't use original tracks on RUclips, I would be happy to pay a small fee to the copyright holder but they do not offer this. Have a nice day.
Simply wonderful, thanks for sharing a great video. I used to shop in Take Six in Carnaby Street and often was stopped for an autograph by some girls thinking I was Charlie Watts... I Swear I haven't changed a bit since and I am not on statins! :))
Ok, just to prove that there was little resemblance to Charlie Whats, here's a link to a short video which I will delete once seen... but it is true that I used to be asked for autographs in Carnaby Street ... God knows who they thought I was. :))
all my friends moan at me for filming them all the time. i can see similar looks in the faces of your friends! but youve acctually got an important piece of social history here
O man we had some laughs there! Afghan coat in carnaby st and trying to score and getting ripped off😂😂 I'd go back tomorrow if someone let me borrow their time machine
This footage was taken 20 years after the 1948 Summer Olympics, 60 years after the 1908 Summer Olympics and 44 years before the 2012 Summer Olympics. All three of those Games happened in London.
Speak for your self dear I was a mod,I'm now 73 and have my own hair and teeth.I still spend a fortune on good clothes.I am not on statins or smell of Ralgex.Guard your tongue !!!
Thank you so much for posting, this is really interesting and lovely to watch! As someone born in '98, it's really weird (but also kinda nice) to feel so nostalgic for a time so long before I was even born! I don't really think the music suits the footage though, just a personal preference...
Hi Erin, I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie, music is always a problem with RUclips as I cannot use copyright tracks as my videos are moneytised with ads so I have to find a free Royalty free track and the choice is very limited.
You feel that way because so much of today's "Modern World" was born then. Everything was original and new for the very first time, no "remakes" of anything. The fashions, furniture, and sports car designs still look new.
Roll up, roll up for the mystery tour Roll up, roll up for the mystery tour Roll up (And that's an invitation), roll up for the mystery tour Roll up (To make a reservation), roll up for the mystery tour The magical mystery tour is waiting to take you away Waiting to take you away
The Press were quick to show us the beach invasion skirmishes early 60s. I think they forgot the other true side; super generation cool mods. Credit to society mature, trendy and class kids all the way. Great Video.
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What a video. A snapshot of a bygone era. Wonderful. Thanks for sharing
In the days when we really felt like we were in London not a foreign city.
A fantastic little film that tells more about the period than a thousand official documentaries.
Thank you.
Really groovy! Seriously, BRILLIANT, watched it a few times. Great insight into those days. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Kevin, I'm so pleased that you enjoyed my movie, Great Days.
I bought a dress from a shop in Carnaby Street in 1968.....oh happy, happy days.
does it still fit? ;-)
@@ianbentley7276 Yeah, though just round one leg now.
@@onepalproductions thanks for the reply at last lol
@@ianbentley7276 You're welcome. I actually stopped at her comment to ask the same thing. I'm no detective, but a cat as the profile pic generally indicates they've let themselves go.
@@onepalproductions i've got 6 cats lol, true.
Absolutely fantastic - I mean FANTASTIC !
Thank you very much, they were Great Days
I lived in London from the 1960s to the 1990s so all the old buses and trains are so familiar; incredible to think that this early colour TV film is over 50 years old; so timeless...
Hi Dan, I'm glad that you enjoyed my 8m/m film home movie and yes it has held up well in all that time.
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Just brilliant, what a great piece of teenage history 10/10 to who had the idea of filming this days adventure, I actually worked at Lord John in Carnaby St at this period and feel the rush.
Thank you, it was me Ian Rough, great times, I was working at Associated British Pathe, 142, Wardour St.
@@mackenzierough wow you filmed this back then??
@@his.groupie3010 Yes Great times.
Shopped there in 68 on a trip from the US.
@@fosterbuster2840 I'm 74, it was shot on a Bolex standard 8mm film camera.
Studio one and two cinema in Oxford street (8:57) in background. I grew up in the west end and loved this cinema which always showed Disney produced films. Lyon’s corner house was everywhere and one could get good cheap food.
Lots of shopping in Carnaby street too when I later was a teenager. First job was for a company in Oxford Circus. Brings back many happy memories. Thanks for making and posting.
Hi, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie, great times, for some reason I never went to Studio one and two, I believe that the screen was back projected! I'm now retired in France, where do you live now?
@@mackenzierough just outside London
Oh man the Old London is so beautiful 😍👍
OK, you've brought tears to my eyes. Wonderful times. I was 25 in 1968 and didn't we strut our stuff!? Great film, even a bobby on the beat. We belonged to London, London belonged to us long before we gave her away.
Yes, great times, I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie.
Yes Friday nights at The Marquee Club with The Yardbirds.
I was born in 1968 , how I would live to have been in my teens back then, my hey day was the 80's and Thatcher , bloody had time to be young poor and living on Merseyside , the place suffered all the work went and the Tories hated us..
Lovely ...Hope very much you are all still friends and happy . I think we have all been very lucky to have been that age at that time . Well done .x
Yes we were, they were great days, I'm only in touch with one, must give Bob a call soon.
Luv this!!! Good memories. Glad i grew up in this era.
A time when fine dining was a Saturday night in with a Vesta beef curry and rice and a bottle of Blue nun. The simple things in life, wonderful times.
I loved those vesta beef curries!
Or a Fray Bentos pie, and down to the Berni Inn on yer grans birthday.
Thank you Mackenzie for these clips...they are wonderful. We took a couple trips to England (including London) in 1967 and 1968 while my father was in the US Air Force stationed on Crete for 2 years (driving a Chevy Malibu that still had the Texas license plates on it that we had brought over)...I was 11 and 12 years old and have digitized the precious 8mm film he shot at the time...and the Kodachrome slides...almost look like they were shot yesterday. If I had been just a little bit older, I would have been more appreciative of how beautiful the girls were at the time.
p.s. - unlike many others here, I like the soundtrack you included...it helps keep the segments lively and moving!
I'm glad that you enjoyed my home move, yes a lot of people hate the music but I have to use Royalty free music on RUclips.
Mateus rose and golden wonder and ford anglia. Love it !
I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie
Surely that's a young John Craven??? .......The music is great.....It transcends the decades....60s music would be Cheesy and make it " Disneyfied.
@@mackenzierough ........it's a Classic.....I've watched it about 10 times.
And no need for mobile phone...
I used to do day trips to Carnaby Street in the sixties to get the cardboard carrier bags with flowers on that we used to use for school bags and psychedelic wrapping paper to cover my school books with and protest badges. Those were the days. The shops were such fun then.
Superb work... well done... music is great... captures the times very well... the cars... the cravats... and not a mobile phone is sight...
Take my hat of to the man behind the camera this is quality-even For todays standards , to film that back then like that. Is impressive. I first looked at it and thought it was made to look old with modern camera it’s so good . Brilliantly filmed, Great quality as well ; Great camera man 👍
Wow, thank you very much, I started making movies at the age of 9!
Blimey, a bobby on the beat. These days, that's an even rarer sight than finding an ashtray on a motorbike.
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@@mackenzierough Fab thanks!
I remember visiting London in the late 60s when I was in my early teens & it had a lasting impression on. I remember seeing the hippies playing guitars & my dad said ' look at those long haired layabouts' in jest. 2 years later I grew my hair longer when I left school.
Andrew Williams and then u cut it now
sickpuppy4711 Not entirely. Stuff wasn't cheap but if you saved it was affordable. No average worker had credit cards to buy designer labels at stupid prices or even thought of shopping in high end shops like Chanel! Advertising ramped up to a whole different level every decade, especially now so called celebs flaunt/advertise products on social media that kids think they should have.
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+sickpuppy Clothes back then (up to 1968, that is) were awesome, not useless. In comparison, 'useless' could be applied to most of today's current crap 'in' fashions.
@@mackenzierough not opening.
Fabulous. Looks like great friendships❤
I'm so glad that you enjoyed my home movie, yes good friends and great times.
@@mackenzieroughI was working in Kleptomania Carnaby Street 1968. Great times😊
TOTALLY AWESOME, PURE FABULOUSNESS ! I lived in Hounslow SW London and did my clothes shopping in Carnaby Street at a dizzy age of 14 LOL Take me back PURLEEESE :)
Hi Stephanie, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie.
The sixties were a sweeter time than we inhabit now. I've seen stories of people on Bold street in Liverpool suddenly finding themselves in 1967. So the only thing to do in find the vortex opening, have plenty of "vintage money" on hand, and catch the train into London.
I bought a luminous pink tie from Carnaby Street in the late 70s. What I didnt realise was how it shone and changed colour to an iridescent orange under the old ultra violet disco lights. Amazing
Thanks for sharing this beautiful archive of a great place during a great time.
Thanks, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie, great times.
@@mackenzierough Loved it. Will be going there tomorrow. But its a sterile dull place now.
@@mackenzierough Sterile and dull but for me the spirit is still there. ;)
Former soviet girls miss those days too. I remember The Beatles mania, Romeo and Juliet with Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey, Mark Lester etc. Forgive me my English. Tanks!
60 years old Margarita, Israel.
Firstly I must say that this vid is wonderful - thankyou. I was 17/18 when this was filmed & I had been working in St Mary Axe 2 years prior for less than 4GBP per week! Out of which I was paying train fares & money to my Mum. However I did have a lovely Mateus Rose girlfriend & we tried to dress in the lastest gear - usually from C&A. Historically 'times' are always tough for those that do not 'have enough' to meet their desires. I never have been wealthy but have always looked on the bright side with true Hope in the Lord. Please don't be nasty. We can't go back but we can look forward In Faith
I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie, Great times. You would have been the same age as me, very interesting.
Absolutely incredible to look into time and see a year before I was born. Thanks for posting.
I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie.
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love this. for some reason the 60s always catches me, any time from the past, it has a unique magic and watching this video shows me a reality that I couldn't live because I was born in this century, which makes me appreciate it much more.
I don't care about the music, still a good video
Glad you enjoyed it.
I've so enjoyed this film , from an engineering point of view but also to see a fun time in the 1960 ! Great !
Hi Robert, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie.
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Absolutely loved this, I feel like I'm there! Thanks for posting
I'm so Glad that you enjoyed it, great times.
THE old FORD ANGLIA dad had one many trips to coast ..... happy days
So surreal and cool almost like it was filmed in these days but sadly days are gone past
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Looking great McKenzie...
great video , great to see what the world looked like the year I was born...fab video.
I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie.
Lol those guys could have been me ..I was 19 then and just bought my first car a Ford Anglia ( 1964 model--the one in the film was D reg --1966))...yes I wonder what they look like now---I know what I look like now ...:) when you are that age you take your youth for granted.....happy days......
Yes they were great times, I have not seen my mates from back then since, this is what I look like now! :- ruclips.net/video/XbdwHIJeMuE/видео.html
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I agree and there's a old saying, "Youth is wasted on the young". I not only took my youth for granted, but my parents for granted too. I learned too late in life. I'm sad I don't have both anymore.
Sometimes you capture footage no knowing you’re capturing golden moments
Gosh. The girls in the late 1960s really were nice to look at!
Yeah, thin, dressed nicely and no tattoos
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It crazy to think they'd be 70somethings now.
@@TheHorsebox2 I'm now 69!
And boys too
Those were great days, lovely video, thankyou for sharing.
Hi, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie.
Those mod shirts are back in fashion again :)
Oh I miss this generation I was born in 1941 I wish I could spend a lot of time in 60s I'm a bit busy in my whole life I don't even know what's happening
ReLly sir that’s too bad😔
Must of been a fantastic time I love all the mod fashions and music
I'm watching this video as I'm listenning Deep Purple 1st album "Shades of..." it really goes nicely together
Yes, it's a pity that RUclips will not let me use commercial music!
WOW memories. Thanks. I`m welling up.
Holy moly, love the video, i was 15 back in 68,Greetings from the States.
I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie, Greetings from France.
It makes me shudder to think what the streets of London must look like today.
They look fine thanks.
vrikey
Well you'll see more Arabian stores owned by immigrants,than stores owned by British people,in Long today.
British people are now the minority in the city.
There's plenty of videos of London on RUclips that will show you!
Lovely video, Lovely music, Lovely People, its made me feel happy x
I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Great times.
I love this. Thanks for uploading
Hi, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie, Great Days, The world was a better place then!
Wicked Anglia , cool threads & fuzztastic soundtrack , man ! ✌️
55 years ago yet still seems more real than today!
No stabbings, people kind to each other.
The style of the filming has got a Hey, hey, we're the Monkees, vibe to it. I was four years old back then. The cars are what I remember the most from that era. It would be nice to know what became of those hip young 60`s kids.
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What a beautiful, clean, classy society. No angry bearded ones running about slashing throats. Bobbies could do their jobs. A bygone era never to come again....
Those girls would be considered beautiful in any era.....
You got that right. Not a tattoo or a pierced face anywhere.
I myself have no problem with a woman who wears traditional headdress/garb. I do have a slight problem with a woman who ruins a pretty face and a lovely body with junk. But then again it's her money and her property. She can ruin all that if she's foolish enough to do so.
Are you fkn BLIND or really so thirsty? Those girls are DOGS in ANY era.
M N idiot in any era
Yeah that's more like it! Fantastic job! - Wishing you all the best - Mikey
Thanks, it's a pity that I can't use original tracks on RUclips, I would be happy to pay a small fee to the copyright holder but they do not offer this. Have a nice day.
Talk about time travel ,I was 8 years old then and lived in London .Loved watching that and the music was perfect !
Hi Spaz, I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie.
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Simply wonderful, thanks for sharing a great video. I used to shop in Take Six in Carnaby Street and often was stopped for an autograph by some girls thinking I was Charlie Watts... I Swear I haven't changed a bit since and I am not on statins! :))
I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie Mr Watts.
Ok, just to prove that there was little resemblance to Charlie Whats, here's a link to a short video which I will delete once seen... but it is true that I used to be asked for autographs in Carnaby Street ... God knows who they thought I was. :))
Hi Nick, you are not wrong but can you play the drums? Nicely shot, what camera did you use, very wide lens.
Ha ha, I thought so. I don't play drums or any other instrument . The video now deleted was shot with a Nikon D5300 camera and Samyang 8mm lens.
Nick Todaro ok
I hit London three years later. Carnaby St. no longer had the hip feel.
all my friends moan at me for filming them all the time. i can see similar looks in the faces of your friends! but youve acctually got an important piece of social history here
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I've always taken lots of photographs. Much more than my friends. They teased me about it, but I have never regretted it.
everyone so young and thin and happy, no fat people hardly anywhere.
Yes how times have changed!
Much healthier diet back then, and as there was no internet people had to actually get off their arse to get things done.
The fat people stayed home then😜
We didn't do Obese in the 1960's, in our school of 600 there was only one fat boy!
DJosephWells
Says a person who is using the internet right now and what makes you think ppl are not getting off the arses to get things done?
This is great❤
Thanks, they were great times!
great video, great music, so cool would of been around then
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
If you look up your vehicle on the DVLA, your Ford Anglia REV 615D, is still around! Thanks for uploading this.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for posting this personal footage from those interesting days. Remember Lord Kitchener? I was his valet.
Ha, Ha, I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie.
Fashion of the 60's, the best ever.
I was born the year after 1969, it must have been great to be young then
Yes they were great times and you could take any job that you wanted with University degrees!
nwlman: The year after 1969, you say?! That'd be 1970 then!
Time is fleeting..you never know what ya got until its gone
Its transient, ephemeral and you have to make the most of every day , my friend...
The girl in the green top is really lovely
Yes she was but sadly after all these years, I can't even remember her name!
The fashion is so colourful
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I was 2 in 1968, cool video
Sooo good, loved it thanks! Wonder how they are all doing these days
Good question, I have lost touch, I now live in South West France!
Holy River! 7:00 Look at that, Johnny!
O man we had some laughs there! Afghan coat in carnaby st and trying to score and getting ripped off😂😂
I'd go back tomorrow if someone let me borrow their time machine
This footage was taken 20 years after the 1948 Summer Olympics, 60 years after the 1908 Summer Olympics and 44 years before the 2012 Summer Olympics. All three of those Games happened in London.
So lovely.
Oh God!! They were so beautiful!! I wonder what they look like now. Probably all on Statins
Ha, Ha, well I am!
Speak for your self dear I was a mod,I'm now 73 and have my own hair and teeth.I still spend a fortune on good clothes.I am not on statins or smell of Ralgex.Guard your tongue !!!
Then-recently new Beatles releases in shop window @ 0:14. Young people in sharp mod splendour. Tres cool!
crapple009 isn't that a Sgt.pepper hearts club band
Fab call! And a Magical Mystery Tour. Also (most likely) 'Hey Jude' 45's on the Apple label. Summer 1968.
Bought a very wide tie with flowers all over it, this was summer '68.
I can almost taste the Mateus Rose !
Thank you so much for posting, this is really interesting and lovely to watch! As someone born in '98, it's really weird (but also kinda nice) to feel so nostalgic for a time so long before I was even born! I don't really think the music suits the footage though, just a personal preference...
Hi Erin, I'm glad that you enjoyed my movie, music is always a problem with RUclips as I cannot use copyright tracks as my videos are moneytised with ads so I have to find a free Royalty free track and the choice is very limited.
I see. Oh well, still a great little glimpse back in time :) Thank you!
You feel that way because so much of today's "Modern World" was born then. Everything was original and new for the very first time, no "remakes" of anything. The fashions, furniture, and sports car designs still look new.
Roll up, roll up for the mystery tour
Roll up, roll up for the mystery tour
Roll up (And that's an invitation), roll up for the mystery tour
Roll up (To make a reservation), roll up for the mystery tour
The magical mystery tour is waiting to take you away
Waiting to take you away
I had an Anglia same colour as the green shirt !
Great video 👌
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@@mackenzierough Brilliant! I shall have a look :)
The faishon in late 60's and early 70's was so slick and the soundtrack captures this perfectly
Sound track would have been a lot more apt with one of the great Beatles, Stones,or Small faces tracks.
then a girl was a girl, a guy a guy. now you never know, so sad. i miss those times.
Yes Great times
Mackenzie Rough are they like in 70s or 80s now
Late sixties now!
Mackenzie Rough oh that's good so u are the oldest among to ur friends
Why do you want to know which gender ppl are? does it really matter?
I was 12 then. Saw Cilla Black doing a photoshoot down Carnaby Street in 1968 . I asked for her autograph and she told me to "piss off!'
Ha, ha, that's not very nice of her!
Really caught the feel of the times.
Thanks, they were great times.
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i bought a Peter Green poster in CS in 1970 and clothes in 69... such a big time
J.Lyons..!!! OMG.. I got my first job there! By the way, what's the soundtrack? Sounds so funky!!!!
The sound track is a Royalty free track included in my editing software Pinnacle Studio 20
girls and boys looked fab
This is so Nostalgic
England was World Champions in football at this time .... btw ;)
I'm living in this video.
The Press were quick to show us the beach invasion skirmishes early 60s. I think they forgot the other true side; super generation cool mods. Credit to society mature, trendy and class kids all the way. Great Video.
I'm glad that you enjoyed my home movie.
This is so cool. I wish I had lived in the 60's. The 21st century is pants.
You are quite right, it was a great time to be young and jobs were plentiful and no one asked for university degrees!
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These are probably like me now in there 70s,It seemed a great time then to be young and free.glad I was then and not now
Yes, I feel sorry for the youth of today!
I'd loved to have been a teenager back then .
An American here who loves London.
Yes but London is not what it used to be!
Yes very sad, I now live in France!
Thank You, my friend :)
Stupid comment, BPS.
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Wonderful
Thank you.
I rather enjoyed that. Thanks.
Assuming they were 20 in this movie, they'd be in their 70s now!
I will be next year!
Still smart fashion at the time when the Hippes were becoming a force with the scruffy hair and flares