Great video! makes you realise how nice Britain used to be. Not a mobile phone in sight, no security surveillance cameras everywhere, and on a social scale people were much happier. We had fantastic wide screen cinemas, with Saturday morning cinema for the kids, great fashion, plenty of jobs and a thriving export market. You never know how good it really was, until it's gone forever.
Just look at London back then , still English, oh the beautiful mini skirted ladies , the colourful fashion, and the music , excuse me while I wallow in pure nostalgia.
So do I get a lump in my throat, and I was only stardust in the 60s! (it was long before I was even born, in other words). I hate what I see today. What has become of the UK. Not just the UK, but also: Ireland, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Sweden, etc, etc.
@@southwestkinema9149 Outside of gangsterland how many young people were fatally stabbed in London in '67 two? one? none?.....cirtainly wasn't ANYWHERE near as many as now
Francesca I actually did that. I wanted my week in hands money to buy a striped blazer in about 1965/6 and still go up west for the weekend. New job Monday what times we had😎
I was 19 in this year. And what a year it was! 'They' say "If you remember the 60's, you weren't really there." I don't subscribe to that in the slightest! I remember, like it was yesterday. The atmosphere in London at night was palpable. You just didn’t know what was going to happen, all good, well in my experience. The restaurants, clubs/ discos were fantastic. Not forgetting, the iconic music, fashion, and hairstyles. My era for sure. Thanks for uploading, great memories.
The image is so clear and I cannot believe this film was shot 55 years ago. Fashons in 1967 are really awesome, and women look so charming. At that time, I was a 11 years old Japanese primary school pupil in the countryside.
1967 = Beatles - 'All You Need Is Love' / Kinks - 'Waterloo Sunset' / Procol Harum - 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale' / Small Faces - 'Itchycoo Park' comes to mind. 🎵🎶🎸
I wasnt even alive back then i was born in 82 but damn i sure would love to go back to this decade to live and experience it - everyones just so laid back and chilled it seems - a stark contrast to what you get when you walk through London nowadays im sad to say .......
At least you got to experience the 80s and 90s.I was born in 99 wish I could time travel and experience 50s,60s,70s,80s etc to see what it was like.2000s was not that bad to grow up as a kid though tbh could of been worse I guess could of been born in 2010
living in Soho 1960 to 1971 i was 18 here, what can i say, le kilt, la poubelle, the marquee, le bataclan, samanthas, the scotch, lulus, bag o nails, the flamingo, whisjky a gogo, ronnies, tiles best time ever to be young
@@southlondon86 Because it would remind them that "Britain britains" invaded, colonised, enslaved and enforced their views in other countries? Karma is a bitch.
I live in the USA and I've been a Who fan since maybe 7 years old when I first saw them on the Smothers Brothers comedy hour maybe in 1968. When I see old film clips of them and their contemporaries (especially the B&W ones) - yes, you can measure it in years... hard to describe....but it's almost as if it was another DIMENSION...another life kind of. And I've never been to the UK. I'm not a professional drummer, never was. But you could say seeing Keith Moon for the first time changed me. To me, The UK is the musical "Holy Land". If there is a time and place I'd want to be transported to, it would be Swingin' London in the mid 60's, for sure.
I saw 'The Who' in Bournemouth / UK (August '69) - the day before the Isle of Wight festival, which was the British 'Woodstock'. They were 'loud' - to put it mildly. 🎸🎵😲👀
That music is just fabulous and captures those wonderful times - in 1967 I was 18 years old and that was a wonderful time to be a young person. And all of those young people you are seeing are now in their 70's so youth is fleeting so enjoy it while you can. What were nuns doing on Carnaby St.?
I thought the same about the nuns, strange eh ! You are so right about age and youth. It was a wonderful time for us youngsters back them. Where did the time go indeed? I am now a retired middle aged person, who still can't believe my youth has gone. Now I want good health , not fun. But I still say to my lads to enjoy their youth while they still have it.
I see lots of beautiful looking women today, depends what you would call beautiful, personally I've never found women from this period attractive in the face, they kinda looked "older" looking, whereas today women in their early 20s tend to look younger than they are (baby faced), same with men. What I don't like today is peoples dress sense, all this ripped jeans fashion. The other day I saw someone who had two gaping holes in their jeans where the knees wear, looked ridiculous. And then we have women with that dye their hair yellow and pink lol.
We never thought it would change to this extent from '80 until '99 I lived in home counties, had to move back central London, then it hit me, by late '01 I'd made my mind up..Feb '02 gone for good 😮..but its following me..hmmmm 😢
THIS informed my entire life. How could that be, except for a movement so cataclysmic, that a nine year old child living in the forest of the Pacific Northwest would be shaken and stirred forever by that which has no definition? Somehow, that has been my life.
It was a wonderful time to be a teenager… no knives, no ‘social media’ trolls, no extortionate rent to pay etc, etc… and the greatest soundtrack you could ever wish to hear - happy days indeed! ❤
@@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse I'm not a brown or black person but that sounds extremely offensive. Color isn't something that you can change and it shouldn't be either.
@@jjiknoknSame time I just watched a video of a predominantly black music festival before rap was invented... The sheer joy and happiness and smiles... Looks like the black community had a number done on them too...
Wow wow so lovely and clean pure pure English I was born this year in March always wonder about swinging 60s what would it have been like live then. I’m a car man can just imagine brand-new E-type jaguars and Mercedes pagodas Aston Martn DB5 Austin Healey Ferraris AC MGBs Triumph TRs so many
I can hear the opening bars of Quincy Jones as I watch this. Love the artwork too. Must have been so new and modern to the 60s generation. Records at 7/6 too!❤❤😂
British empire. That said, I hate non-European migration more than anybody. Brexit was a whitexit and it's showing that you do need those "pesky" Eastern Europeans (I happen to be a Western-European who doesn't have great memories of Eastern Europeans in London, but as a Europhile I believe it was due to a lack of Europeanism on their side and I see that changing with right-wing pan-Europeanism growing).
@@southlondon86 as opposed to the mass knife stabbings and killings, destroying statues, female genital mutilation, putting bags over women's heads, the terrorist attacks on innocent civilians, the sharia law courts and London looking more like Islamabad, yes lefty multicultural progress indeed.
@@southlondon86 no I said leftists who run UA-cam who won't allow vehement criticism of Islam and multiculturalism but allow constant criticism of western civilisation, like you do won't let me write the novel I could write on the evil of Islam.
Oh wow, London looks so alive & colorful compared to now. I've never been to the UK. Would love to visit someday. And I am not stupid either. I watch international news/TV. Today's London is depressing. But I guess that's everywhere nowadays. 😂
London was in a terrible state. You weren’t there. You have no bloody idea what you are talking about. Utopia. What an idiot. If you mean no black, yellow or brown people. You better leave planet Earth. Because you are outnumbered 11 to 1. Sorry blame nature. Except life as it is, live and let live or go kill yourself. Life goes out regardless ❤
Yeah I have heard about the Bold St timeslips. There was one account of someone who had gone back to May 1968. Apparently he was a shoplifter and had been chased by security, he then ran down an entry with a deadend and then realised that noone had caught up with him. When he walked out of the entry/alleyway he noticed the street had changed with old cars and people dressed differently. He noticed a newspaper stand and walked up to it and noticed on a newspaper which had May 1968 on it.
They dressed like this in everyday life?!!??! Even now ppl just dress up for only occasions and instagram story. Back then they are so fashion forward. Dressing up to express rathan just show off on internet.😊
Ah that's where your wrong. People of colour hiding in the back ground. This video doesn't give credit to ethnic typed. But the bengali community was thriving as well as African qnd jamaican. Wind rush was only a few years back 😁👀
This was done in the same year the James Bond film, "You Only Live Twice," was released into cinemas. Plus, this footage was shot 20 years before German-Vietnamese artistic gymnast Marcel Nguyen was born.
@You tube Ba Ba Ba crap He won the silver medal in the Men's Individual All-Around Final and the silver medal in the Men's Parallel Bars Final.🥈🥈 All of that happened during the London 2012 Summer Olympics.
Essa era Londres que a gente amava e gostava de seguir a moda deles. Não tenho nenhum interesse em visitas Londres, Paris , Girona na Espanha . Todas perderam o glamor da autenticidade antiga 😊
A time when crime in London was almost non-existent. 54 years later, stabbings are almost a daily occurrence, muggings, violent assault, rape, people trafficking, and murder are now a part of daily life in London. Immigration can be a good thing, but not the wrong sort of immigration. There's absolutely nothing wrong with educated and skilled immigrants without criminals convictions, however, what we got was the complete opposite of the aforementioned requirements.
@@jager896 you could apply that to thousands of times and places in history when the interest of the few took over the interests of the common good.Nothing new under the sun. Of
@@hyacinthlynch843 lol you think i did t know that was what he saying? My point is that what he’s saying isn’t true at all. London is way safer know than it was in the past
It doesn't matter if it was exclusive to Carnaby and a few other spots. During this time, London set the trends and was the epicenter of fashion. When Bob Dylan came, he left wholly transformed, wearing pin-stripped pants and polka-dot shirts, abandoning his Beatnik, faux-Woody Guthrie look. Additionally, Jimi Hendrix got his iconic look after coming to London, as well.
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MY GOD 🙏...Where did our Lovely city Go ..
Down the pan. 😢
Successive government traitors set out and succeded in destroying the London we all loved.
Gone with the wind Mandy.
Calm down Mandy love joining in with the raceeests and taking the lords name in vain and
Man, if I could go anywhere back in time with a time machine I think Swinging London would def be at the top of my list
Yeah baby!
It was not all it was cracked up to be, I know I was there I was 20 years old and visited Carnaby street.
It was great. It really was .
@@blackvulcan100 of course every decade has its good and bad sides.
Car bay street!
This was my time as a young girl living and working in London. What a time to be young and alive in those days, happy memories.
Agree ..i was there
I'm jealous
When Britain ruled the world in fashion and music! Fantastic era. I was a young guy of 12 years old in '67. Brilliant year! 🏴🇬🇧
tatty shops selling tat to gullible long haired scruff balls.
Great video! makes you realise how nice Britain used to be. Not a mobile phone in sight, no security surveillance cameras everywhere, and on a social scale people were much happier. We had fantastic wide screen cinemas, with Saturday morning cinema for the kids, great fashion, plenty of jobs and a thriving export market. You never know how good it really was, until it's gone forever.
I know I am kinda randomly asking but do anyone know of a good place to stream new series online ?
Nor a black face
Ha! You forgot no blacks, browns or fatties either! 😊
Thar was my London, I worked in a recording studio in Kingly Court, just behind Carnaby Street.
What a time to be alive!
Oh so many lovely ladies and not one of them with a tattoo. Just try and find that today.
I like you can get a woman 😂 tattoo or no tattoo
Just look at London back then , still English, oh the beautiful mini skirted ladies , the colourful fashion, and the music , excuse me while I wallow in pure nostalgia.
Thought you were going to say 'Excuse me while I weep'! 😂
I get a lump in my throat watching this!
So do I get a lump in my throat, and I was only stardust in the 60s! (it was long before I was even born, in other words). I hate what I see today. What has become of the UK. Not just the UK, but also: Ireland, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Sweden, etc, etc.
@@Garard just have the guts to say white European countries - jeez! I get a lump too I loved being a brown child in the 70s good times indeed ☺️
Safe beautiful London ...look at it now..😳stab city ...wonder why that is..
It always has been stab city. Did they ever catch Jack the Ripper?
@@southwestkinema9149
Keep reaching.
@@southwestkinema9149one?
@@southwestkinema9149 Outside of gangsterland how many young people were fatally stabbed in London in '67 two? one? none?.....cirtainly wasn't ANYWHERE near as many as now
@@randybackgammon890 See Patrick Mackay
London was the epicentre of the world. It was cool and it was safe.
Take me back there!
Ah, the swingin’ London 1960s-when it was the world's trendsetter and epicenter of fashion.
My college years. A happier London than it is today.
There were very few racists back then.
They were awesome exciting times
You could walk out of a job on Friday, and have another on Monday!!
Lol!!!
Francesca I actually did that. I wanted my week in hands money to buy a striped blazer in about 1965/6 and still go up west for the weekend. New job Monday what times we had😎
I bet you looked cool in your new blazer.
True.
I was 19 in this year. And what a year it was! 'They' say "If you remember the 60's, you weren't really there." I don't subscribe to that in the slightest!
I remember, like it was yesterday. The atmosphere in London at night was palpable. You just didn’t know what was going to happen, all good, well in my experience. The restaurants, clubs/ discos were fantastic. Not forgetting, the iconic music, fashion, and hairstyles. My era for sure. Thanks for uploading, great memories.
The image is so clear and I cannot believe this film was shot 55 years ago. Fashons in 1967 are really awesome, and women look so charming. At that time, I was a 11 years old Japanese primary school pupil in the countryside.
16mm film has a resolution of about 4K and far great color palette than digital hence why it looks so vibrant.
Well you know this was shot in 1967 NOT 1867 so of course it's clear.
At that time in 1967 I was just a dirty thought in my dad's head... great times
The Bob Dylan dress could be worn today - even as a t-shirt, by anyone.
&pcvid Or were you a bored shrug while he said ‘spose so’?
i wish i lived those days on London
1967 = Beatles - 'All You Need Is Love' / Kinks - 'Waterloo Sunset' / Procol Harum - 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale' / Small Faces - 'Itchycoo Park' comes to mind. 🎵🎶🎸
Sargeant Salt? I mean, Pepper. Duh.
Thank You Very Much for Sharing This. I wish it was 1967 all over again.
I wasnt even alive back then i was born in 82 but damn i sure would love to go back to this decade to live and experience it - everyones just so laid back and chilled it seems - a stark contrast to what you get when you walk through London nowadays im sad to say .......
At least you got to experience the 80s and 90s.I was born in 99 wish I could time travel and experience 50s,60s,70s,80s etc to see what it was like.2000s was not that bad to grow up as a kid though tbh could of been worse I guess could of been born in 2010
@@olliered9924 I hear ya. Born in 96.
living in Soho 1960 to 1971 i was 18 here, what can i say, le kilt, la poubelle, the marquee, le bataclan, samanthas, the scotch, lulus, bag o nails, the flamingo, whisjky a gogo, ronnies, tiles best time ever to be young
Don't forget the CromwellIan!
Gosh, I miss all this…love the soundtrack, BTW !!
Thank you so much… glad you got a buzz out of it.
Vedendo i bei tempi oggi mi viene da piangere se mi guardo intorno.
I was 7 in 1967, would love to go back to that time again in Battersea. Happy memories.
R.I.P. London😢
When London was london
Well London definitely still is London . It's been in the same place on the map for almost 2 millenia , so no change there .
Shock horror. I just checked Google Maps and it's still London. The road signs also said London when I last drove there.
Take us back to the good old days of Jimmy Savile and Myra Hindley! True Britain!
@@southlondon86 and Gary Glitter, and the IRA
@@southlondon86 Because it would remind them that "Britain britains" invaded, colonised, enslaved and enforced their views in other countries? Karma is a bitch.
I live in the USA and I've been a Who fan since maybe 7 years old when I first saw them on the Smothers Brothers comedy hour maybe in 1968. When I see old film clips of them and their contemporaries (especially the B&W ones) - yes, you can measure it in years... hard to describe....but it's almost as if it was another DIMENSION...another life kind of. And I've never been to the UK. I'm not a professional drummer, never was. But you could say seeing Keith Moon for the first time changed me. To me, The UK is the musical "Holy Land". If there is a time and place I'd want to be transported to, it would be Swingin' London in the mid 60's, for sure.
I saw 'The Who' in Bournemouth / UK (August '69) - the day before the Isle of Wight festival, which was the British 'Woodstock'. They were 'loud' - to put it mildly. 🎸🎵😲👀
That music is just fabulous and captures those wonderful times - in 1967 I was 18 years old and that was a wonderful time to be a young person. And all of those young people you are seeing are now in their 70's so youth is fleeting so enjoy it while you can. What were nuns doing on Carnaby St.?
I thought the same about the nuns, strange eh ! You are so right about age and youth. It was a wonderful time for us youngsters back them. Where did the time go indeed? I am now a retired middle aged person, who still can't believe my youth has gone. Now I want good health , not fun. But I still say to my lads to enjoy their youth while they still have it.
Nancy you can always remember that 1967 was the greatest year for music and London was Leading the world for fashion.
The fashion back then 🤩😍
oh lord god take me bak to then.....
Real England, skinny and healthy folk too.
The year I was born!
What a gorgeous girl at 2.48! My goodness. We don't see such natural beauty today.
Yes she is
Did you knock one out?
I see lots of beautiful looking women today, depends what you would call beautiful, personally I've never found women from this period attractive in the face, they kinda looked "older" looking, whereas today women in their early 20s tend to look younger than they are (baby faced), same with men. What I don't like today is peoples dress sense, all this ripped jeans fashion. The other day I saw someone who had two gaping holes in their jeans where the knees wear, looked ridiculous. And then we have women with that dye their hair yellow and pink lol.
I absolutely agree with you! My thoughts exactly. A face that instantly captures your heart. I wonder if she is still alive today 🤔
The newspaper at 0:05 "Swinging! A charter for the teenagers" is the Daily Mirror from 20, July 1967
Great footage and great music
Thank you
Hard to believe that anyone over the age of 24 would be 80 today.
We never thought it would change to this extent from '80 until '99 I lived in home counties, had to move back central London, then it hit me, by late '01 I'd made my mind up..Feb '02 gone for good 😮..but its following me..hmmmm 😢
What great music choices! They suit the footage very well 👍
Thank you.
Love that music baby 😀
Oh yeah, totally groovy.
biba store wow remember that
God! Was that really me!!!! Can't believe it - just made me cry...
Are you in this film?
“Oh behave baby!”
Yeah!
THIS informed my entire life. How could that be, except for a movement so cataclysmic, that a nine year old child living in the forest of the Pacific Northwest would be shaken and stirred forever by that which has no definition? Somehow, that has been my life.
It was a wonderful time to be a teenager… no knives, no ‘social media’ trolls, no extortionate rent to pay etc, etc… and the greatest soundtrack you could ever wish to hear - happy days indeed! ❤
No blacks, browns or fatties either!😊
@@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse I'm not a brown or black person but that sounds extremely offensive. Color isn't something that you can change and it shouldn't be either.
@@jjiknoknSame time I just watched a video of a predominantly black music festival before rap was invented... The sheer joy and happiness and smiles... Looks like the black community had a number done on them too...
Whoa how colorful London looked back then ....everyone so rebellious
We all looked much happier.
To all those who like me were young in ‘67 I say…….. Boy! Did we have the best of it. All those beautiful long legs in those daring mini skirts.
music straight from the Sound Gallery!
Oh my word women that looked natural thing if the past now !!
Cool time cool place. I arrived in ‘68 brilliant era. Worked at Y&R ad agency. Before heading to Ibiza to be a full time hippie.
Wow wow so lovely and clean pure pure English I was born this year in March always wonder about swinging 60s what would it have been like live then. I’m a car man can just imagine brand-new E-type jaguars and Mercedes pagodas Aston Martn DB5 Austin Healey Ferraris AC MGBs Triumph TRs so many
I kept expecting Austin Powers to pop up in the crowd.
Yeah, me too baby!
So did I 😂.
Love the music, it really sets an optimistic and uplifting tone. The footage is great too, I have used it myself in a couple of music videos. Cheers.
If you have the links to these, please send them. Glad you enjoyed it.
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que bonito! gracias.
I can hear the opening bars of Quincy Jones as I watch this. Love the artwork too. Must have been so new and modern to the 60s generation. Records at 7/6 too!❤❤😂
How the hell did we cope without millions of immigrants? Amazing🤣
British empire. That said, I hate non-European migration more than anybody. Brexit was a whitexit and it's showing that you do need those "pesky" Eastern Europeans (I happen to be a Western-European who doesn't have great memories of Eastern Europeans in London, but as a Europhile I believe it was due to a lack of Europeanism on their side and I see that changing with right-wing pan-Europeanism growing).
I know right! Take us back to the good old days of Jimmy Savile and Myra Hindley. 😢
@@southlondon86 as opposed to the mass knife stabbings and killings, destroying statues, female genital mutilation, putting bags over women's heads, the terrorist attacks on innocent civilians, the sharia law courts and London looking more like Islamabad, yes lefty multicultural progress indeed.
@@garygroombridge8248 Sir it’s not me deleting your comments. I had my comments deleted so I had to write them twice.
@@southlondon86 no I said leftists who run UA-cam who won't allow vehement criticism of Islam and multiculturalism but allow constant criticism of western civilisation, like you do won't let me write the novel I could write on the evil of Islam.
Oohhh yeaaah baby!! Let's take the Shaguar.
Julie Christie was everywhere :)
ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE
Ladies weari dresses and skirts, they looked so elegant and bright
Love this music!!
Oh wow, London looks so alive & colorful compared to now. I've never been to the UK. Would love to visit someday. And I am not stupid either. I watch international news/TV. Today's London is depressing. But I guess that's everywhere nowadays. 😂
Worth a visit… its a cool city
London. Before the tide came in!
And that Mr Khan is a community 🇬🇧
Great remake on the film mate! Nice color!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Groovy!
Utopia
London was in a terrible state. You weren’t there. You have no bloody idea what you are talking about. Utopia. What an idiot. If you mean no black, yellow or brown people. You better leave planet Earth. Because you are outnumbered 11 to 1. Sorry blame nature. Except life as it is, live and let live or go kill yourself. Life goes out regardless ❤
Try Patrick Mackay. You clearly didn't live the 1960s!
Year I was conceived, brilliant time
Wow London looks so kool back in so days. British girls very pretty.only wish i had one.😊❤
When London was ‘fantastically’ English ❤️
Und was willst du jetzt machen?
What went wrong?
Ask your mum?
Awesome.
This is just what its like to live in Portland, Oregon
Natural looking pretty girls and boys.
If you want to go back to this era, visit Bold Street in Liverpool - it is a timeslip hotspot to that era (and yes, I am serious).
Tom Bradford another good reason to visit Liverpool is to see Bold St .
I live in liverpool and i wouldn’t say that’s the case
Yeah I have heard about the Bold St timeslips. There was one account of someone who had gone back to May 1968. Apparently he was a shoplifter and had been chased by security, he then ran down an entry with a deadend and then realised that noone had caught up with him. When he walked out of the entry/alleyway he noticed the street had changed with old cars and people dressed differently. He noticed a newspaper stand and walked up to it and noticed on a newspaper which had May 1968 on it.
@@Embracing01 That's pretty cool story!
They dressed like this in everyday life?!!??! Even now ppl just dress up for only occasions and instagram story. Back then they are so fashion forward. Dressing up to express rathan just show off on internet.😊
i loved the faces Masha'Allah
1:34 "Man about the House", Richard O'Sullivan.
Not a hoodie in sight and only sweatpants were in the gym.
At this time, there were no blacks, Asians, or Arabs on the streets of London.
Ah that's where your wrong.
People of colour hiding in the back ground.
This video doesn't give credit to ethnic typed.
But the bengali community was thriving as well as African qnd jamaican.
Wind rush was only a few years back 😁👀
Are you going to start? Please no.
Now there's 60%.
Before American Candystores took over.
So glad I grew up in this time. England has disappeared almost completely down the proverbial tube…tragic
Naff all great about the nowadays
I was a one year old. 😊
This was done in the same year the James Bond film, "You Only Live Twice," was released into cinemas. Plus, this footage was shot 20 years before German-Vietnamese artistic gymnast Marcel Nguyen was born.
@You tube Ba Ba Ba crap He won the silver medal in the Men's Individual All-Around Final and the silver medal in the Men's Parallel Bars Final.🥈🥈 All of that happened during the London 2012 Summer Olympics.
Bizarre non-sequitur again. Infatuation???
@@gonzoexpress9885 No, my comment is a fact. Your reply is, again, a load of fiddlesticks.
Who.
@@wonderglory What has he, to do with london.
Look how well dressed people were! Nowadays most people look like there auditioning for a scarecrow competition.
Women dressed in colourful dresses no black leggings in site
Black leggings are not very comfortable but I love that they protect me from the UV rays which a dress doesn't.
Fab gear !
Essa era Londres que a gente amava e gostava de seguir a moda deles.
Não tenho nenhum interesse em visitas Londres, Paris , Girona na Espanha .
Todas perderam o glamor da autenticidade antiga 😊
A time when crime in London was almost non-existent. 54 years later, stabbings are almost a daily occurrence, muggings, violent assault, rape, people trafficking, and murder are now a part of daily life in London. Immigration can be a good thing, but not the wrong sort of immigration. There's absolutely nothing wrong with educated and skilled immigrants without criminals convictions, however, what we got was the complete opposite of the aforementioned requirements.
@@jager896 you could apply that to thousands of times and places in history when the interest of the few took over the interests of the common good.Nothing new under the sun. Of
So true.
This is such a dumb comment and not true at all. How on earth crime ‘non-existent’ in London
@@Michael-dp2uj
The point is the crime rate in London was nowhere near as high as it is today.
@@hyacinthlynch843 lol you think i did t know that was what he saying? My point is that what he’s saying isn’t true at all. London is way safer know than it was in the past
Many historians believe ‘Swinging London’ is actually a historical misnomer, it was only restricted to mainly one location Carnaby Street, Soho.
Mayena there was another place where the latest fashion exhibitionist went It was the Kings Rd.
Nooooooooo lol
Nooooooooooo lol
It doesn't matter if it was exclusive to Carnaby and a few other spots. During this time, London set the trends and was the epicenter of fashion. When Bob Dylan came, he left wholly transformed, wearing pin-stripped pants and polka-dot shirts, abandoning his Beatnik, faux-Woody Guthrie look. Additionally, Jimi Hendrix got his iconic look after coming to London, as well.
Kings Road superb back then!
yeah baby yeah !!
Dig that Krazee psychedelic hip musik!!!
Michael Des Barres at eleven seconds in.
What is the name of the song?
Great video btw
Rivera Affair by Neil Richardson and Man Friday by Syd Dale
London before it became Londonistan. 😢
And I was told that one section of London is called Banglatown.
Anybody know what the music is...?
Neil Richardson - Riviera Affair and Syd Dale - Man Friday
at 2:35 gorgeous boy
Then, it was Great Britain. Now, just Britain.