SINGLES
ERIC
BURDON/ANIMALS-Help Me Girl/ See See Rider (Decca) #14
CREAM-Wrapping Paper/ Cats Squirrel (Reaction) #34
CREATION-Painter Man/ Biff Bang Pow (Planet) #36
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP-Gimme Some Loving/ Blues In F (Fontana) #2
EASYBEATS-Friday On My Mind/ Made My Bed, Gonna Lie In It (UA) #6
CHRIS FARLOWE-Ride On Baby/ Headlines (Immediate) #31
GATES OF EDEN-Too Much On My Mind/ Im Warning You (Pye)
HERBAL MIXTURE-A Love That Died/ Tailor Made (Columbia)
HIM AND THE OTHERS-I Mean It/ Shes Got Eyes That Tell Lies
(Parlophone)
HOLLIES-Stop Stop Stop/ Its You (Parlophone) #2
IAN AND THE ZODIACS-Wade In The Water/ Come Along, Girl (Fontana)
IVY LEAGUE-My World Fell Down/ When Youre Young
(Piccadilly)
JOHNS CHILDREN-The Love I Thought Id Found (Smashed
Blocked)/ Strange Affair (Columbia)
THE KNACK-Save All My Love For Joey/ Take Your Love (Piccadilly)
BARRY MASON-Over The Hills And Far Away/ A Collection Of
Recollections (Deram)
MOCKINGBIRDS-How To Find A Lover/ My Story (Decca)
MOODY BLUES-Boulevard De La Madelaine/ This Is My House (Decca)
THE POTATOES-The Bend/ Bend Ahead (Fontana)
SHOTGUN EXPRESS-I Could Feel The Whole World Turn Around/
Curtains (Columbia)
UNIT 4+2-I Was Only Playing Games/ Ive Seen The Light
(Decca)
VIKINGS-Bad News Feeling/ What Can I Do (Alp)
VIPs-I Wanna Be Free/ Dont Let It Go (Island)
WILD UNCERTAINTY-Man With Money/ Broken Truth (Planet)
THE WOLVES-Lust For Life/ My Baby Loves Them (Parlophone)
YARDBIRDS-Happenings Ten Years Time Ago/ Psycho Daises (Columbia)
#43
YEMM AND THE YEMEN-Black Is The Night/ Do Blondes Really Have
More Fun (Columbia)
ALBUMS
HOLLIES-For Certain Because (Parlophone) #23
HAPPENING!
John
Lennon meets Yoko Ono for the first time, at the Indica Gallery in London.
Eric
Burdon forms The New Animals.
The
Yardbirds film their contribution to the movie “Blow-Up” at Elstree
Studios. The group are shown performing ‘Stroll On’ which culminates in
Jeff Beck smashing his guitar. Following this the group embark on a
strenuous U.S tour (19th), however Beck quits after 2 gigs, claiming
illness. The group carry on as a 4-piece with Jimmy Page the sole lead
guitarist.
The
Troggs’ latest single, “I Can’t Control Myself” suffers
“restricted airplay” by the BBC owing to ‘risque lyrics’.
Vocalist/guitarist
Denny Laine quits The Moody Blues. The group promptly split-up.
Mitch
Mitchell (ex-Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames) joins the Jimi Hendrix
Experience on drums (6th)
BBC1
TV "Crackerjack- Spencer Davis Group (14th), David Garrick (21st)
Rediffusion ITV “RSG!”-Rolling Stones, Paul & Barry Ryan, Eric Burdon (7th), Troggs (14th), The Who (21st-performing tracks from their “Ready Steady Who” EP), Hollies (28th)
Southern
ITV “Countdown”-Spencer Davis Group (8th), Eric Burdon & The
Animals, David Garrick (15th), The Searchers (22nd), Manfred Mann, Cat
Stevens (29th)
German
TV “Beat Beat Beat”-Manfred Mann (6th)
BBC
Radio Sessions-Dave Berry (15th, Saturday Club),
Cream (1st, Saturday Club), Easybeats
(22nd, Saturday Club), Chris Farlowe (15th, Saturday Club),
David Garrick (21st, Joe
Loss Show), Ivy League (Saturday
Club (22nd), Manfred Mann (29th, Saturday Club),
Montanas (22nd, Saturday
Club), Searchers (22nd-28th, Swingalong), Spencer Davis Group (22nd-28th,
Swingalong), The Troggs (8th, Saturday Club)
Download Swinging Radio England, Roger Day Show 14th Oct and 22nd Oct
WATCHING!
Cream
play at Central London Polytechnic (1st). At this show Jimi Hendrix jams
with Cream. His subsequent performance of “Killing Floor” allegedly
leaves Eric Clapton (supposedly the pre-eminent guitarist in the UK) so
shaken that he retreats to the dressing room moaning, “That’s it! My
career’s finished!”
The
Jimi Hendrix Experience make their concert debut, supporting Johnny Halliday
at The Novelty, Evreux (13th).
The
Small Faces and The Hollies begin a British tour, however there is friction
when Steve Marriot & Co refuse to play on the first two dates. They
object to being billed below The Hollies. Meanwhile, The Hollies refuse to
appear on TVs “Ready Steady Go” on the 28th when they are billed below
The Dave Clark 5!
A
benefit show at the Roundhouse for the launch of the underground paper
“International Times” features Pink Floyd and The Soft Machine (15th).
Paul McCartney attends, dressed as an arab. Pink Floyd also play the
Roundhouse on the 31st.
Eric
Burdon and The New Animals tour Britain, supported by Eyes Of Blue, Chris
Farlowe, Geno Washington, Georgie Fame and US guests the Paul Butterfield
Blues Band.
The Moody Blues play aboard the new cross channel ferry Free Enterprise III (21st)
The
Walker Brothers set out on tour again (1st) Support acts include The Troggs,
The Montanas and The Quotations.
Further
dates on the Rolling Stones, Yardbirds etc package tour: Newcastle City Hall
(1st), Ipswich Gaumont (2nd), Birmingham Odeon (6th), Bristol Colston Hall
(7th), Cardiff Capitol (8th), Southampton Gaumont (9th)
More
dates on the Dusty Springfield package tour (see September for supporting
acts): Cardiff Capitol (1st), Bristol Colston Hall (2nd), Manchester Odeon
(3rd), Newcastle Odeon (4th), Liverpool Odeon (5th), Hanley Gaumont (6th),
Sheffield Gaumont (7th), Leicester Odeon (8th)
Marquee-The
Herd (1st, 15th, 22nd, 29th), Sands (1st, 13th, 28th), David Bowie & the
Buzz (2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th), MI-Five (3rd), The Move (6th, 13th, 20th,
27th), Embers West (6th), The Bunch (8th), Alan Bown Set (10th, 31st), The
Syn (10th), Episode Six (11th, 18th, 25th), Graham Bell Trend (14th), VIPs
(17th), The Action (18th), Al Stewart (19th), Brian Auger Trinity (24th)
Flamingo
Club-Cream (11th)
Tiles
Club, London-Wages Of Sin (9th), Soft Machine (17th)
Scotch
of St James-Jimi Hendrix Experience (25th-British debut)
Brunel
College, Acton-The Silkie, The Key (28th)
Ashton
Palais-The Merseys (27th)
Bath
Pavilion-Manfred Mann (3rd), The Who (10th), Spencer Davis Group (24th)
Birmingham,
Midnight City-Manfred Mann (1st)
Birmingham
OLdhill Plaza-The Merseys (29th)
Bridlington Spa- Dave Berry (15th)
Kings
College, Brighton-Cream (8th)
Cardiff
Top Rank-Manfred Mann (10th)
Chelmsford
Corn Exchange-The Who (15th)
Coventry Locarno- Fortunes (7th)
Fairfield
Hall, Croydon-“The Marquee Show”, Spencer Davis Group, The Move, The
Herd, The VIPs etc (21st)
Doncaster Top Rank- Fortunes (10th)
Ellesmere Port Civic Hall- Dave Berry (7th)
Exeter
University-The Merseys (14th)
Glastonbury Town Hall- Fortunes (8th)
Rugby
Club, Greenford-The Key (1st)
Hampstead Town Hall- Vincent Crane Combo (8th)
Harlow,
Stonecross-Pinkerton's Colours (25th)
Hinckley,
St George’s Hall-Manfred Mann (22nd)
Holbeach WI Club- Fortunes (22nd)
Leeds
Queen’s Hall-The Who (14th)
Liverpool Cavern- The Wheels (8th)
London,
Manor House Bluesville Club-Cream (21st)
London,
City University-The Merseys (7th)
London Witch's Cauldron- Vincent Crane Combo (11th)
Malvern
Floral Hall-Dave Berry (8th), Manfred Mann (11th), Spencer Davis Group (25th)
Oasis,
Manchester-The Factotums (15th)
Jungfrau,
Manchester-Magic Lanterns (16th)
Jigsaw,
Manchester-The Creation (20th)
Twisted
Wheel, Manchester-Spencer Davis Group (22nd)
Maryport Palace- Fortunes (14th)
Morecombe
Marine-Manfred Mann (28th)
Nelson
Imperial Ballroom-The Who (1st)
Newcastle Club A Go Go- The Measles, A Wild Uncertainty (27th)
Northwich
Memorial Hall-The Merseys (1st)
All
Saints Church Hall, Notting Hill-Pink Floyd (14th, 21st, 23rd, 25th, 29th)
Oldham
Astoria-Fortunes (27th), Pinkerton's Colours (28th)
Peterborough
ABC-Small Faces (22nd)
Peterborough
Palais de Dance-The Who (8th)
Birdcage
Club, Portsmouth-Cream (9th)
Sale
Locarno-The Merseys (20th)
Salisbury City Hall- Marmalade, Emotions (15th)
Sheffield,
Silver Blades Ice Rink-Mindbenders (24th)
Southend,
Lea's Cliff Pavilion-Pinkerton's Colours (29th)
Southsea Savoy- Fortunes (28th)
Southwark
Manor Baths-Spencer Davis Group (28th)
McIlroy’s
Ballroom, Swindon-Cream (13th)
Public
Hall, Wallington-The Action (25th)
West
Bromwich Adelphi-Fortunes (1st), Spencer Davis Group (29th)
West Ruislip US Forces Base- Dave Berry (14th)
Widnes
Queen’s Hall-Manfred Mann (29th)
Assembly
Hall, Willenhall-Cream, The ‘N Betweens, Listen, The Factotums (20th)
Wimbledon
Palais-The Merseys (28th)