Shrimptons, Boyds, Asher, Faithfull And More

Este blog é dedicado a todas as mulheres que fizeram história nos Swinging Sixties | This blog is dedicated to all the women who made history in the Swinging Sixties⚡️🇬🇧🍂

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Maureen Starkey and Ringo Starr, 1969 via meetthebeatlesforreal🌹🌹🌹

Via @adayinthelifeofabeatlewife on Instagram🌹

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Mick Jagger in Laurel Canyon🌵🌵🌵

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Formada em São Paulo no início dos anos 1960 por Arnaldo Baptista, Rita Lee e Sérgio Dias, Os Mutantes surgiram num momento de efervescência cultural marcada pela Bossa Nova e pela MPB emergente. Contudo, o trio seguiu outro caminho, absorveram rock, psicodelia, música popular brasileira, tropicalismo e experimentalismo eletrônico, misturando-os com humor e provocação. Essa combinação estabeleceu Os Mutantes como um dos grupos mais originais da história musical brasileira🍀🍀🍀

Eles surgiram durante a ditadura militar (1964-1985), quando a cena cultural brasileira oscilava entre censura e resistência criativa. Ao se alinharem com o movimento tropicalista ao lado de Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil e outros, Os Mutantes contribuíram para uma reação estética que desafiava padrões rígidos e celebrava híbridos culturais🌹

Sua estética irreverente, figurinos e performances desencadearam um novo modo de pensar o artista popular: não apenas intérprete, mas autor que transforma referências nacionais e estrangeiras em algo radicalmente novo🌻

A banda incorporou técnicas de estúdio, efeitos de guitarra, sintetizadores rudimentares e sobreposições de vozes que hoje soam corriqueiras, mas eram pioneiras no Brasil🌺

Albuns como "Os Mutantes" (1968) e "A Divina Comédia ou Ando Meio Desligado" (1970) mostram experimentalismo que cruzava o rock psicodélico com melodias brasileiras🍁

As canções transitavam entre o pop imediato e estruturas imprevisíveis, com letras que mesclavam ironia, fantasia e crítica social. Essa flexibilidade abriu espaço para futuras gerações explorarem formas não convencionais de canção popular🥀

Via @brasilculturamais on Instagram🪷

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In June 1969 John, Yoko and Kyoko arrived back at London Airport (Heathrow) Prior to their return they had been in Canada for their famous eight day Bed In for Peace at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montréal held from May the 26th to June the 2nd. Following the protest they spent time in Ottawa and Niagara Falls before briefly stopping over in Frankfurt, West Germany, before their flight to England🎍🎍🎍

Via @grewupwiththebeatles on Instagram🌻

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Circa June 10-11, 1977 - Pattie Boyd and Eric Clapton at a railway station in Germany (Bremen?) waiting to board the Orient Express during Clapton's European tour. Press interest in Pattie had intensified when the news broke about her divorce from George Harrison being finalized on June 9th🌸🌸🌸

Via Something About the Beatles' Girls by Lynn Mayes on Facebook🌸

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On the 11th of November in 1975 Paul McCartney was pictured holding a koala bear. The iconic photographs of Paul, Linda, and their children were taken at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane, Australia, during the Wings "Wings Over The World" tour🌼🌼🌼

📸Koh Hasebe

Via @grewupwiththebeatles on Instagram🌼

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Paul McCartney was mobbed by screaming fans upon landing at London Airport on the 8th of July in 1966. The chaotic reception occurred just as The Beatles returned from their infamous and violent tour of the Philippines. Also on this date the Nowhere Man EP was released🎸🎸🎸

Via @grewupwiththebeatles on Instagram🎸

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Mick is watching himself on TV in 1964

Don't know exactly where and when he watched this. Some Rolling Stones songs were recorded in London for the Red Skelton Comedy show and broadcasted some weeks later in the USA in September 1964. The Rolling Stones were on tour in The States in October 1964 and this could be Mick Jagger in a hotel room watching a rerun of the show.

There were no video recorders in 1960s and you only could watch what was actually running live on your TV.

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one chance george i swear i'll be good please please pleasee ONE chance is all i need

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1971 , Casamento de Arnaldo Baptista e Rita Lee

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Jean Shrimpton modeling Peter Pan swimsuits designed by Oleg Cassini. This ad campaign seems to have originated in 1965, but Shrimpton's ads appeared in 1967 and 1968. The tagline read, "The figure you want is in every Peter Pan..." and then listed the material the swimsuit was made from: Nylon, Lycra, Fortrel, and/or Orlon. These swimsuits were called "Beach Comber”, "Polka Puff” and "Tigre Lili" respectively. This ad campaign was done by @house_of_stoller and the photos were shot by @william_helburn💐💐💐

Via @shrimptonstyle on Instagram💐

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June 22, 1966 - Pattie Boyd Harrison dancing at the pre-opening celebration of Sibylla's disco at 9 Swallow Street in Mayfair, London in which her husband George Harrison was an investor. All four Beatles and their ladies attended along with the Rolling Stones and swinging London's elite. "A more glittering line up of guests could hardly be imagined," opined Cathy McGowan. Sibylla's opened on June 23, 1966 and later closed on August 5, 1968🌸🌸🌸

Photo of Pattie dancing is from LOOK magazine, September 20, 1966 issue. Caption from LOOK: "Pattie Boyd Harrison still models, but she is a Beatle wife first. She and George make infrequent appearances on the 'writhing' scene of the discotheques. When they do, a reverential hush quashes the electronic bombardment they helped set off."🍁

The Guest List for the first night launch party of Sibylla's disco was originally published in Queen magazine in 1966. The list was also reproduced in the book, The Sixties in Queen, published in 1987. George Harrison was an investor owning a ten per cent share🥀

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Something About the Beatles' Girls by Lynn Mayes on Facebook🌸🌻🌺🍀

On June 25, 1967 the Beatles represented Britain in the first live worldwide satellite broadcast watched by over 400 million viewers in 25 countries performing their new song "All You Need Is Love". They invited family and friends into Abbey Road Studios to participate and sing back-up including Pattie Boyd, Jane Asher, Brian Epstein, Mike McCartney, Keith Moon and The Fool...🪷

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John Lennon has his first major solo art show "You Are Here" (To Yoko from John Lennon with love) It opened on the 1st of July in 1968 at the Robert Fraser Gallery in London🎍🎍🎍

Via @grewupwiththebeatles on Instagram🎍

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On the 3rd of July in 1969 Ringo and his wife Maureen launch "Give Peace A Chance" which was held at Chelsea old town Hall, John and Yoko were still in hospital in Scotland so we're not able to attend🌹🌹🌹

Via @grewupwiththebeatles on Instagram🌹

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In the summer of '68 The Beatles were in the midst of recording 'The Beatles' (The White Album)🎸🎸🎸🥁

To produce a new set of more contemporary publicity images, Don McCullin, predominantly a photographer of war zones, was commissioned for a day-long shoot around various locations in London. On Sunday 28th July, having just photographed them for a Life Magazine cover, they set out on a jaunt now known as The Mad Day Out🌸

The first location was Thomson House, a penthouse photographic studio🍀

In the studio, The Beatles were positioned against a blue backdrop with a fan directed at them to tousle their hair🍂

The group employed various props while in the studio, including four colored sheets as capes, a Liverpool Football Club rosette sported by Paul McCartney, crash helmets and diving goggles, a boot atop Ringo Starr's head, and a bugle played by George Harrison💐

Via @beatlesarchivenet on Instagram🪷

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