Directory of 1960s Resources

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This category is for sites which deals with music in the 1960s but which cannot be classified as Classic Rock or Progressive Rock. Subcategories here include Folk Rock, Garage and Psychedelia.

Subcategories

• British Invasion
• Folk Rock
• Garage
• Lyrics
• Motown
• Psychedelic
• Rock and Pop
• Soul
• Web Rings
• Woodstock Festival

Resources in This Category

• Both Sides Now Publications

  http://www.bsnpubs.com/
  Information about where to find and buy oldies CDs. Includes a message board and FAQ.

• Dance Crasher

  http://www.dancecrasher.co.uk/
  Jamaican music from the sixties and early seventies including ska, rocksteady and reggae. Illustrations of record labels from each genre plus sections for Studio 1, Trojan and others.

• Manchester Beat

  http://www.manchesterbeat.com/
  A salute to Manchester bands of the 1960s. Offers bands, music shops, DJs, agents, venues and memories.

• Oldies Music

  http://www.oldiesmusic.com/open.htm
  History, trivia and charts of fifties, sixties and seventies music.

• Oldies Music at About.com

  http://oldies.about.com/
  Resources for fifties and sixties music on the web. Includes newsworthy and timely material related to oldies music.

• Sundazed Music

  http://www.sundazed.com/
  Reissues original albums of classic and overlooked sounds from the sixties including surf and hot rod music, garage rock, psychedelic, pop, country, folk rock, soul and rockabilly.

• Vinyl Cobwebs

  http://www.vinylcobwebs.freeservers.com/
  Provides oldies radio programs. Includes playlists, photographs, host information, archives, guestbook and download for the latest show.

Related Categories

• Home > Arts > Music > Sound Files > RealAudio > Rock and Oldies
• Home > Arts > Music > Styles > R > Rock > Radio
• Home > Arts > Radio > Formats > Music
• Home > Society > History > By Time Period > Twentieth Century > 1960s

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