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Hard rock. Deep Purple Led Zep but especially Black Sabbath. Plus Steppenwolf doing their 'anthem' 😅

@@richardingamells7213 well good stuff then. Much better than late 50s rock and roll

@@AVANTRecords Oh yeah much better than the basic rock & roll stuff. Especially the more country based numbers as opposed to the more bluesy/r & b based tunes. I did like the modern jazz groups from the mid to late 50s however. All contributed to the sound of many of the rock acts circa the late 60s into early 70. Plus the folk & classical influences also. From blues into psychedelia onto hard rock & jazz rock then beyond. There was so much brilliant music back then. Too many groups to name including many who never hit the big time or stuck to the club circuit. Lots can now be found on UA-cam thank the Gods. I was more of soul Motown & reggae boy back then but appreciated other genres. too. Whilst they were simpler more straightforward times generally musically & movie media wise much more simplistic & rudimentary these days. Whether it's the 'musical' output of Simon Cowall JK Rowlings novels or the never ending mega billion dollar dross of Hollywood. Even the more well established 'artists' such as Coldplay & Adele with their (at best) basic nursery rhyme level melodies

@@richardingamells7213 kind of agree with you although there's still plenty of good stuff, it just stays underground these days as the mainstream is only for silly music right now unfortunately

@@AVANTRecords Sure there's some great stuff now but you have to search for it. There's a few brilliant contemporary bassists I follow. However they're generally professional/session guys as opposed to being in a band. We've always had naff MOR & bubblegum chart acts such as The Osmonds & Mud through to Peter's & Lee (lol) whom I well remember. Still the quality of their output though easy listening & throwaway knocks anything musically by even the better acts now into a deep pit of dung without effort. For me personally the likes of Simon Cowall along with the Rave Scene explosion set music on a steep downwards path circa the early 90s in particular. No doubt many will (& do indeed) disagree bitterly with me 🙄

Bear in mind the greasers were generally older aswell as battle hardened. Many formerly rockers in the early 60s. A number did National Service too. As for the Bovver Boys it was more about the music & clobber with the younger ones. Of course there were hard cases aswell. Still way smarter & more dignified than the unemployable crackhead scum in hoodies trackies & trainers with shit taste in music we have now. With a dozen kids by different women & who'll spend half their adult life in clink. Both the skins & greasers here I'll add

'Smarter' ffs lol. Good job you didn't tell them greasers that, you might have hurt their feelings.

@@claymor8241 sorry if I triggered some past trauma ffs 😂😂😂😂😂

I've asked the same question many times. It's sad.

Married, had kids, got old, died.

Wish I was still part of the group...68...need to piss every right mins...equals no beer...retire

@michaelMix-fl9ic You'll always be part of it mate. Once a Chelsea skinhead forever a Chelsea skinhead 🤜🏼🤛🏼

@@Mickyfrench65 when Skins started to shave bald?

@@Mickyfrench65 I very much know the history, mate. Been cut in for over 35 years. You can find me still shopping at Sherry’s , John Simons, and even Modfather. You can also see me at regular dances and festivals like The London International Ska Festival, The Great Skinhead Reunion, even plenty of gigs in The States. I was just noticing a particular style of hair on a specific lad that isn’t ever seen in other pics and vintage footage.

@@marguskiis7711 1980's

‘Boots. They don’t go in’. ‘You’re joking’. ‘Off, both of you’. You’re welcome.

It’s hard to say, the Coronation Street wardrobe department probably didn’t bother themselves with the minutiae. The youngest one has a suede haircut and even the others have roughly the right hairstyle, but then again no sta-prest or tank tops or barathea blazers. And a lot of skinheads from the early 70s had more grown-out hair then the later shaved look.