London 60s Week


Events for 2011
	24th June - 21st August The Doors of Perception Frank Lisciandro began to photograph The Doors in 1967 and soon became close friends with the reclusive Jim Morrison. He documented the band for three years, creating a candid photo-journal scarcely seen by the public. His photographs take us behind the stage and inside Morrison's private life. Bobby Klein was the first official photographer of the band and followed them throughout their career, providing a visual record of the legendary Jim Morrison and The Doors. Creating the band's first publicity shots in the backdrop of California's landscape, Klein was instumental in establishing the band's mysterious aura that has captivated fans up to this day. Share	Proud Camden The Horse Hospital, Chalk Farm Road NW1 8AH
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	2nd July - 16th July Jocelyn Chaplin: Spirit of Pan On the 60th Anniversary of the arrival in the UK of the Trinidadian Steel Pan this exhibition explores its spirit and meaning for everyone. Pan also means ALL in Greek. PANAGIA is Mother Earth who is everywhere and in everything. Pan the ancient nature God brought forth music from reeds. Jocelyn Chaplin grew up in Southern Sudan listening to the distant drumming of local villagers most nights, and joining in when she could. She trained in Ghana in the 60’s with the artist Kofi Antubam who combined African traditions with modern approaches. He remains the biggest influence on her art. Later she worked at the Royal College of Art and has exhibited widely in the UK and Greece. Share	The Tabernacle Powis Square, London. W11 2AY
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	Thursday 7 July, 19.30pm - 22.00pm Between the Lines: Bill Harry – Mersey Beat 50th Anniversary Special Join us for a special evening with Mersey Beat creator Bill Harry as we look back 50 years to the beginnings of the Mersey Sound and how the magazine helped shaped rock journalism. Liverpool legend and childhood friend of John Lennon, Bill Harry was the creator of Mersey Beat, the hugely important and influential music paper of the 1960’s. The initial concept for the paper came about in the late 50’s, when Bill had been filling pocket notebooks with details of groups, venues and promoters and was surprised how extensive the local scene had become. With the local evening newspaper, and the Liverpool Echo not taking notice, he decided to take matters into his own hands and write about the local rock ‘n’ roll scene. Launched in 1961, Mersey Beat focused on the thriving Liverpool scene and appeared to have a symbiotic relationship with the Mersey bands, and especially with the Beatles, Both helped each other, and it wasn’t long before Liverpool became the most important musical city in the world. Tickets: £7.50 Share	O2 Bubble London SE10 0DXvents
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	8th July – 28th August Duffy - A visual record of the photographic genius Duffy’s newly restored body of work firmly cements his place in British photography as part of the notorious ‘Black Trinity’ that defined the visual language of swinging sixties London. The resulting collection of iconic, rare and unseen works provides a veritable catalogue of 60s and 70s cultural iconography: from Hollywood royalty Michael Caine, Brigitte Bardot and Sidney Poitier; to the greatest rock stars John Lennon, David Bowie and Debbie Harry; through to sixties beauties Jean Shrimpton and Joanna Lumley; the literary legend William Burroughs and many more. Share	Idea Generation Gallery 11 Chance Street, London E2 7JB
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	8th July - 14th July (Sat 8:40PM; Sun 8:45PM) The Birds at BFI Southbank Transplanting Daphne du Maurier's apocalyptic novella from the English countryside to Northern California, The Birds starts out like a romantic comedy - Tippi Hedren's headstrong socialite pursues Rod Taylor to his coastal retreat - before turning into one of Hitchcock's most controlled exercises in fear and suspense. The apocalyptic theme was unusual for Hitchcock, though not the film's sense of the randomness of terror. With its stunning matte special effects and electronic score, The Birds is Hitchcock at his most experimental. Share	BFI Southbank Belvedere Road South Bank London SE1 8XT
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	Running until 10th July 2011 The Audrey Collection In his distinguished career as a Hollywood photographer, Bob Willoughby remained unequivocal about his favourite subject Audrey Hepburn. Willoughby was called in to shoot the new starlet one morning shortly after she arrived in Hollywood in 1953. It was a routine commission for Willoughby, but when he met the Belgian-born beauty he was enraptured. Willoughby became a trusted friend, framing her working and home life. His nostalgic, perfectionist, tender photographs seek out the many facets of Hepburn's beauty and elegance. Willoughby's collection, showing her on set, preparing for a scene, interacting with actors and directors, and returning to her private life, embodies one of photography's great platonic love affairs. This is Willoughby's last vintage collection of signed work. Share	Proud Chelsea 161 King's Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 5XP
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	14th July Terry O'Neill - Hollywood & Music Icons Terry O'Neill's stellar career began 50 years ago in heady scene 1960s London. Since then he has photographed most major stars of the past 50 years and has helped define the modern notion of 'celebrity'. His most iconic prints are recognised world over and have made him one the world's most collectible photographers: Faye Dunaway the morning after her Oscar win, Brigitte Bardot smoking a cigar, The Rolling Stones outside Tin Pan Alley member's club in London and Frank Sinatra on the Miami boardwalk, to name a few. O'Neill's work incorporates some of the most significant images of icons of the last 50 years. Share	Proud 161 King's Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 5XP
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	14th July – 11th September 20th Century Icons To celebrate 15 years of Proud Galleries, we have delved into our extensive archive of exhibitions over the years to exhibit our very greatest photography. Incorporating the greatest icons of the 20th century captured by the most highly regarded photographers, we are delighted to present a nostalgic look at the faces and photographers at the heart of Proud's history. Featuring some of the most iconic and classic photography of all time, never before seen in one exhibition, including The Beatles Rubber Soul and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club album covers, bold portraits of Jimi Hendrix, candid shots of Blondie, memorable stills from our best-selling Withnail & I exhibition and much more... Share	Proud Chelsea 161 King's Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 5XP
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	July 15th - 17th, 11am - 6pm Captain Pickless Vintage pop up shop Mens and Ladies fashion an dmusic from the year 1950 to 1980. Live performances from DJ Mookie, Sarah G, Klumzy Tung on Saturday the 16th July. Share	New World Gallery 68 Habury Street Bricklane London E1 5JP
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	Saturday 16 July, 9pm - 3am Hidden Door Club - Summer Party a monthly DJ night with 60's underground sounds (Garage, Psych and Beat), played on vinyl only. It's a free entry night, everyone involved has a passion for music and the 60s of course! There's also a screen showing 60's cult movies. Resident DJS, Lady Greengrass, Sini, & Guests, Charlie Salvidge, Casper Dela Mare (The Sunday Joint) Share	Elixir Bar Trafalgar 162 Eversholt Street, Camden. London
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	18th, 19th & 20th July, 8.30pm -Late Ealing Blues Fringe Festival dlljfdThree nights of live music at the Birthplace of British Blues & Rock. Including Robert Hokum, Delta Macloud, Don Crane, Ali Mckenszie (the Birds), Luge, Artful Dodgers, The iconis, Brace Yourself, Jump 66, Acoustic Cavemen, The Copycat. £5 Entry. Share	The Ealing Club Opp-Ealing Broadway Station. London
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	Wednesday 20th July - 2011 The Free Wheel "Laura and Clayton's paths crossed in 2004 and discovering their similar passion for music, they soon began gigging together. They both sing, play guitar and generally enjoy tinkling about on all things music-making and the fact that they enjoy a wide range of music makes for a pretty eclectic selection of songs. Although their song-writing styles differ somewhat, there is always a strong emphasis on vocal harmonies and emotive lyrical content. "....producing soulful and tender songs that combine sophisticated song writing with the most beautiful harmonies imaginable." Share	Troubadour 263 – 267 Old Brompton Rd. SW5 9JA (2 minutes West Brompton Tube)
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	Thursday, 21 July 2011 Wild Rock Doves + Louise Le Gry + My Lonely Ghost "Wild Rock Doves are a London based 5 piece band, new on the scene with their roots in blues and southern rock but also bring in elements of jazz, and country music. Their live shows have jam band-style improvisation and instrumental songs that will take you on a trip to remember…" Louise Le Gry is a rare occurrence when an extraordinary and unique new talent appears on the music scene; yet 2009 heralds the arrival of Louise Le Gry. Writing songs that show a maturity way beyond her years, and delivering a fresh and emotive sound that fits perfectly with her captivating voice, Louise Le Gry is mysterious and enigmatic. My Lonely Ghost - formerly known as Lizzyspit BBC Radio 2 favorite, front woman of My Lonely Ghost has been described as an 'absolutely beautiful' songwriter by Janice Long, and rated as 'well worth playing' by Steve Lemacq, who picked up 3 of her singles from her self-produced album she recorded in her bedroom, in a booth she'd made out of egg box trays. Share	Troubadour 263 – 267 Old Brompton Rd. SW5 9JA (2 minutes West Brompton Tube)
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	Thursday, 21 July 2011 - 6:30PM Sunday, 24 July 2011 - 7:00PM Roger Daltreyphy exhibition Rock And Roll Hall of Fame inductee DALTREY is pulling out all the stops with a full backing band that will bring the rock opera’s wide-ranging sounds and textures to life vibrantly on stage every evening. Joining DALTREY will be Frank Simes (guitar), Scott Deavours (drums) Jon Button (Bass) Loren Gold (Keyboards) and also on guitar will be SIMON TOWNSHEND, younger brother of The Who’s guitarist PETE TOWNSHEND Who guitarist and songwriter PETE TOWNSHEND commenting on the tour says; "Great to see Roger performing TOMMY with his band in 2011. I will be there in spirit, and Roger has my complete and most loving support. Roger is touring his unique concert version of TOMMY using his faithful presentation of the original work as the backbone for a set of wider material ...it is wonderful to hear the way Roger and his new band re-interpret the old Who songs.'' Throughout this tour, songs such as 'Pinball Wizard', 'The Acid Queen', 'I’m Free', 'See Me, Feel Me' and 'We’re Not Gonna Take It' promise to transport attendees into the world of this classic album with shuddering intensity and poetic power. A 1989 tour by The Who saw them reprise TOMMY live; the upcoming DALTREY tour will differ in that all of the album’s songs will be played. Share	Indigo2 Greenwich
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	Friday 22nd July - 2011, 8pm Antony Raine + Kat Gadsden + Mosquito-B hy exhibition Antony Raine - Acoustic / Folk Rock Bringing together the personalities of a soldier, officer, and musician, he sings about the trials of love and war and the discomforts of being away from home, he is certainly an inspirational star. Kat Gadsden - Singer/Songwriter 'I began to sing not long after I started the piano, and discovered my voice whilst on family holidays in Cornwall. We used to stay near a beach which was attached to a small piece of land covered in wild flowers. It looked straight out across the bay and I used to sit up there for hours on end singing.' Mosquito-B This power trio from Québec City is back in UK for the third time since May 2010 to promote their new album Killing Mars. Energetic, rock and definitely pop, Mosquito-B will get you with their catchy melodies! Known as the most British band in Québec. £7 before 10pm, £8 after Share	Troubadour 263 – 267 Old Brompton Rd. SW5 9JA (2 minutes West Brompton Tube)
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	Friday 22nd July STAX - SUMMER SOUL PARTY + DJ This is your cafe, devised, designed and built by fellow petrolheads, so enjoy the ambience and make the most of the facilities and activities to ensure that its history lives on The way of expressing oneself, the music and the machines may have changed over the last decades, but the spirit and motivation remains the same,individual and authentic So set the wheels in motion and take a journey with us through the unique Ace Cafe London experience! Free Entry - DJ Little Diane Share	Ace Cafe London. NW10 7UD
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	Sat, 23 July and Sat, 30 July Sixties Rock Tours Special ‘Swinging 60’s London Tour’ Share	Visitor Centre Trafalgar Square
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	Saturday 23rd July, 8pm - 2am Timebox - Back 2 the Futurehy exhibition TIMEBOX in the heart of buzzin’ Shoreditch area of London in a cool cellar club On the 30th July. Resident DJ Dr Robert and guests play sublime 60s psych/soul/funk/rock/garage and R&B blasts. Admission is still FREE but arrive early or you will have to get in the queue from 11pm. Share	Strong Room 120-124 Curtain Road. London, EC2A 3SQ
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	Saturday July 23rd @ 4.00 pm Thursday July 28th @ 6.30 pm Sunday July 31st @ 4.00pm SOHO - Roots of the Swinging Sixties A guided walk around Soho telling the story of how the swinging sixties emerged from its streets and clubs. Your guide has a unique perspective of the times as he was there, so has first hand knowledge of the characters and places - and he’ll tell you all about them during the walk. London Sixties Week is putting on three of these walks at a special price of £6.00 per person if you reserve a place using our code LSW 888. These walks are restricted to 20 people per walk and it’s strongly recommended you reserve your places as soon as possible. Please look at our web site – www.backinthedaywalks.co.uk and email us which date you want to come on. Share	TBA - Soho London
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	Sunday 24 July, 12.00noon-5.00pm Open Weekend: Supreme Summer Come and join us for summertime fun and be taken back to the 1960s! Children can make seaside photo frames, young people can learn and develop photography skills: everyone can dance to 1960s music, play garden games and listen to stories. You can even get dressed up in 1960s costumes and accessorises to help create a 1960s photo montage! Refreshments and lunch are available in the restaurant or bring a picnic to eat on the grass. This event is part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad programme Stories of the World. This event has been programmed by our Youth Advisory Pane. Share	The Geffrye Museum of the Home 136 Kingsland Road Shoreditch London E2 8EA
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	Sunday 24th July - 2011, 2.30pmpm Stanley Kubrick Double Bill Paths of Glory 2.30pm Dr. Strangelove 4.20pm At a time when the third world war was a likely scenario, Kubrick rightly chose the format of comedy to draw a picture of a bunch of highly paranoid leaders deciding the fate of our planet. As history would reveal the film’s outrageous characters weren’t all that different from their real life counter parts. Share	Riverside Studios Crisp Road Hammersmith London W6 9RL
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	Wednesday 27th July Stax - Featuring Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn & Eddie Floyd We are delighted to announce STAX! Live for a one-off London performance at 229 the venue, home of Le Beat Bespoke and Crossfire, on Wednesday 27 July. STEVE CROPPER and DUCK DUNN of Booker T & the MGs and Blues Brothers fame plus vocalist EDDIE FLOYD are true legends. MGs were the house band at STAX from the early ’60s through to 1970, playing on Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, Wilson Pickett, Eddie Floyd recordings, to name just a few. Steve Cropper wrote or co-wrote some of the most famous songs in history including ‘In The Midnight Hour’, ‘Green Onions’, ‘Soul Man’, ‘Time is Tight’, ‘Soul Limbo’ (television’s cricket theme tune), ‘Knock on Wood’, ‘(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay’ and so many more we just don’t have space to mention here. You can expect to hear all of these monster STAX hits and much more from this dynamic Southern Soul label. Completing the line-up and keeping things in the STAX family is Lester Snell from Issac Hayes original band on Hammond B3 and Steve Potts on drums, who replaced the late great Al Jackson in the MGs over 30 years ago. NUTS DJ team + support act TBA soon, make sure you grab a ticket now as this show will sell out FAST! Share	229 the venue 229 Great Portland Street,London. W1W 5PN
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	Thursday 28th July - 2011, 7:30pm John's Children + Andy Lewis & Friends + Ay Ducane Stories and myths abound around the legendary, cult, pop-art, mod, 60's band JOHN'S CHILDREN. Known for their wild stage act and some say the fore-runners and godfathers of punk. On a German tour in 1967, it was said they even upstaged The WHO, consequently on this same tour all their equipment was confiscated by the German police and they were then deported. Fortunately before they lost all their equipment they managed to record their first album, ORGASM.... Unfortunately it was banned, as were a string of singles and to top it all, they once boasted a young Marc Bolan on guitar. Share	Barfly Club 49 Chalk Farm Road, London, NW1 8AN
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	Thursday 28th July - 2011 Live 60’s Themed Music Night at The Cellar, The World’ End hy exhibition This July will see Chelsea’s World’s End Distillery play host to a very special live music night. In the depths of The Cellar basement bar on 28th July, in true homage to London 60’s Week, there will be live acts performing memorable songs from the era as well as more modern day hits. Patrons are encouraged to dig out their miniskirts and flares for the night and the best dressed will win a free cocktail. Entrance is from 7.30pm and costs £5 per person or reduced to £3 for customers of The Scene or The Summerhouse. The World’s End Distillery is home to The Summerhouse, a nautically themed fish restaurant; The Scene, a Hollywood inspired luxury bar and grill; and The Cellar, an intimate basement bar and private room. The iconic building which was once used as music studio, is famed for having Bill Wyman audition for The Rolling Stones in the 1960s, giving it the cultural heritage and musical background to be the perfect live music venue. For more information please on The World’s End please contact Rachael at First Restaurant Group on 020 7266 6320 or rachael@frgroup.co.uk Share	The Cellar The World’s End Distillery 459 King’s Road London SW10 0LR
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	Thursday 28th July - 2011 Sumudu + Rodrigo Lampreia hy exhibition Sumudu A favourite at The Troubadour, with her beautiful vocals and original songs is sure to bring down the house! Rodrigo Lampreia One of the most promising and upcoming talents of Brazilian music. Singer, songwriter and guitarist, Rodrigo, 26, blends MPB, Pop and Samba with audacious originality. Doors 8pm, £7 available on the door. Share	Troubadour 263 – 267 Old Brompton Rd. SW5 9JA (2 minutes West Brompton Tube)
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	Friday 29 July - 8:00pm The Drifters As one of the biggest selling groups of all time, The Drifters has featured over 60 different vocalists in almost 6 decades. The current recording line-up perform new material alongside the group's greatest hits including 'The Last Dance', 'Up on the Roof' and many more. They pay homage to some of the most prestigious former recoring artists of this group and highlighting the numerous musical reincarnations of the group - from Doo Wop to Rock 'n' Roll and from Pop and Disco through to present day. Tickets are £25 + Booking Fee Share	Fairfield Halls Park Lane, Croydon, CR9 1DG
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	Friday 29 July - 8:00pm Hamsters Play: Jimi Hendrix & ZZ Top! 25Th Year & Farewell Tour Now into their 25th year and on their farewell tour, the guitar, bass and drums trio THE HAMSTERS have long been established as one of our premier Blues-Rock attractions, having performed 4,500 concerts in their time together. Although usually playing their own brand of rootsy Rock, Blues and Americana - tonight they'll be performing two sets of JIMI HENDRIX and ZZ TOP songs, for which they're also widely regarded as being the UK's leading interpreters. Guitarist/singer Slim has also recently been featured in Guitarist magazine's 'Blues Guitar Heroes' book. Share	The Half Moon Richmond Rd SW15 1E
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	Friday 29th July – Sunday 18th August. John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins To coincide with London 60s Week 2011, take a journey from the age of austerity into an era of pop, protest and psychedelia through the lens of roving photojournalist and activist John ‘Hoppy’ Hopkins. The 60s were an exhilarating time and Hoppy was both protagonist and observer in the story, at the vanguard of a generation which broke radically with a conservative past. Founder of legendary psychedelic night club, UFO; cofounder of radical underground newspaper, The International Times; and photographer for Melody Maker, The Times and Peace News, he was well placed to record the revolution as it unfolded. Share	Adam Street Gallery 9 Adam Street The Strand Charing Cross London WC2N 6AA
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	Friday 29th July, 9pm - 4am * London 60s Week Special Edition * 60's SHAKE'N' The hottest 60s night in town goes all out with its London 60s Week Special Edition: Embracing the ethos of London 60s Week 60s SHAKE ’N’ has placed its rare vinyl & analogue sound on a collision course with some of the grooviest live sets in the UK. This is simply a feel good, get groovy and shake’N’ party for those that just want to get down without going broke. 1960's themed deco, GoGo Dancers all add to celebrating 1960's vintage Music, peace, London and the 60's fashion. HEALER SELECTA (Raison D'Etre London Collective) One of UK's Most acclaimed Dj, Hero with a record box, where Healer Selecta (Freestyle Records) goes, the party is sure to follow (Time Out) THE DUSTAPHONICS The Dustaphonics are, in short, the history of rock and roll condensed into an original proposal that takes references from the fifties-Sixties to the present. SMALL FAKERS The UK's No.1 tribute to the Small Faces. The Small Faces are without doubt one of the most sensational British bands of the 60s. THE UNIVERSAL With the recent release of Paul Wellers "Wake up the nation", the nation should be well and truly awakened by the release of The Universals debut album. Their onstage presence is something to behold and you're guaranteed a gig to remember should you catch them live. GRASS HOUSE Grass House are a London band on the move. A move which will see them become a household name in next to no time. Single ‘Cradle Of Short Breath’ is already winning very influential supporters as diverse as Nemone, The Line Of Best Fit and Frank Skinner, Yes you heard right! THE TONY CANNAM SET & GUESTS Tony Cannam is the melodic and lyrical force behind The Soulnaturals, an original and high quality UK Soul/RnB project. The soulful fire and beauty of The Tony Cannam Set, can only truly be experienced live when this outstanding four piece do their soul thing! Oh! GUNQUIT wildly, guitars twang, and the sax wails while hula hooping/trumpet lead singer Wanda Slazzy purrs and bawls atop with gloriously kitch attitude.Rumble Bop Trash Blitz heads Oh! Gunquit brew a devillish mix of garage/punk & voodoo surf exotica. Tribal tom-toms beat 'One listen and you're transported into a world of B-movies, grindhouse, killers and adventuring.' VIRGIL HOWE DJ SET (Little Barrie, The Killer Meters) DJ "Jean-Paul Séculaire" DRESS CODE: NO Dress Code but 60's and neo vintage style more than welcome. Fancy dress party not welcome. Share	The Garage 20 – 22 HIGHBURY CORNER, LODON N5 1RD
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	Saturday 30th July Bobby Wellins Bobby Wellins is considered to be one of the icons of British modern jazz. Originally from Glasgow, Bobby was on one of the biggest selling jazz albums ever produced in this country, Stan Tracey’s “Under Milk Wood”, recorded in the late sixties. After taking a sabbatical from the music for 7 years, Bobby came back in the early eighties to lead the Charlie Watts Big band, as well as a number of small groups which re-established him as one of the finest melodic saxophonists in the world. His gentle sound and approach are unique, and make for a fine and highly enjoyable nights listening. Share	The 606 club 90 Lots Road, Chelsea, London SW10 0QD
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	Saturday 30th July Crossfire - Northern Soul classics and Mod/R&B club sounds Crossfire will take place on Saturday 30 July with another killer DJ line-up for your dancing pleasure. A two-roomed affair just for this one with Northern Soul classics in the main room, and Mod/R&B club sounds in Venue 2. Share	229 the venue 229 Great Portland Street,London. W1W 5PN
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	Sunday 31 July THE EEL PIE ALL-STARS AT THE BARMY ARMS Music from the Eel Pie All-Stars from 2-4pm and drinks and barbecue all afternoon. Following the success of last year’s London ‘60’s Week event, The Eel Pie All-Stars will be performing outside The Barmy Arms, Twickenham Embankment from 2-4pm and The Barmy Arms will be serving drinks and BBQ all afternoon. Check out the Mods with their scooters. '60's dress welcome. FREE Share	Eel Pie Club & The Barmy Pub The Barmy Arms, Twickenham Embankment
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	Friday 22nd July, 8pm - 1am Friday on my Mind Christopher Robin plays Beat, Garage, Pop-Sike, RNB & Soul- Free Entry Share	The Royal George Tavern Goslett Yard, 133 Charing Cross Road, London. WC2H 0EA
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	Saturday 23rd July, 8pm - 2am Shake, Rattle & Bowl exhibition Shake, Rattle & Bowl roll into this plush retro themed bowling alley/club space for their ace retro vintage music night. Club residents The Dirty DeeTees spin the very best in Rock n Roll, Northern Soul, Motown, Pysch and Ska. Arrive early to book bowling, and don’t forget to check out the amazing diner too! And what’s more, entry is totally FREE all night long! Share	All Star Lanes, Victoria House, Bloomsbury Place, London WC1B 4DA
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