Carnaby Street Undressed (Trailer)

Carnaby St Undressed 90mins feature documentary, gives great insight into London's iconic Carnaby Street, the street that made London swing. The story of 1960s fashion and music is told by the owners of the fashion shops, the co-creator of Britain's first ever independent record label, and some popular musicians of 'the scene', including interviews with Roger Daltrey (The Who), Donovan, Frank Allen (The Searchers), Gary Leeds (The Walker Brothers), Peter Noone (Herman's Hermits). The programme chronicles how a generation that came out of war torn Britain started a cultural revolution, whose epicentre was Carnaby Street, that changed fashion and music forever.

[@emiliojoseguimaraes7617]

It must have been a dream living in those lovely times I love the classy British way ! So polite !

[@tinamaher3940]

What a Fabulous Decade !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!☺

[@alonenjersey]

A time it was and what a time it was.

[@shorelineboy]

What wonderful exciting times they were. We had such a great colourful time and we were young. Will it ever happen again ? I'd love to see the young have exciting times as we had. Come on youngsters make it happen 😎

[@kymoeser]

It is the conclusion of the films that the reason for the 60s to have happened was due to the amounts of opportunities that were available at the time. My opinion is that these opportunities were there because of a culling of the population due to WW1 & WW2 with the Spanish flu pandemic in-between. As the corporate world, today is producing the kinds of monopolies and inequalities that existed in the time preceding 1914 and until this situation is lessened, either through another culling of population, which I deeply hope isn't the case or a change of tack, we won't have another cultural explosion and cultural development that we had in the 1960s. Given the chance, the next generation will explode in creativity, colour and amazement, but I doubt very much they'll ever be given the chance.

[@JoeJohn777]

I used to hang there with my cousins back in 1981 to 1986

[@greatsongsuemorrris791]

the music was so great in the 60s tony Blackburn was right the best decade ever for music with out a doubt

[@John-ob7dh]

I worked in Oxford street in 1959 ( aged 18 ) What a great place it was then.

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

1968 was a glorious year to live in London.

[@user-iq3mp5zo8z]

I worked for the British Automobile Racing Club in the building next to the London Palladium from the late 60s to 1972. Carnaby Street was just a very short walk away. Swinging London, where it was all happening, best time ever. E❤

[@maxmerry8470]

You also get a glimpse of Paul and Barry Ryan...remember them? My only real experience of Carnaby Street was in June 1967. I was nearly 15 years old and we'd been brought from the Midlands on a school trip to see The Rivals ( with Ralph Richardson, Margaret Rutherford and Robin Ellis, pre-Poldark fame). We had the briefest of glimpses as we made our way to the theatre! I remember seeing posters of Sergeant Pepper in what seemed like every other shop window en route...50 years ago, for heaven's sake!

[@longlivetheboleyn1917]

Thanks a lot Labour and Consocialists

[@Ingersh]

Keep meaning to point this out, that's the actor Mark Eden walking down the street @ 0:25 in the 'sharp' jacket.

[@minty448]

Ingersh I thought it was.

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

0:25 Is that the actor Mark Eden walking along in a jazzy jacket?

[@leonelquintanilla479]

The farfisa organs were very popular.wish i had kept mine.

[@pennymcguire8865]

Brilliant video 😊

[@lilithfaucher9878]

Where can I find this movie??

[@susandoig4192]

Alan Bradley in groovy london

[@peterg957]

Not a Burka to be seen...

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Indeed. When will people learn - If you love a country so much you want to immigrate into it, then don't drag your former country's clothes, politics, traditions and religion with you.

[@EviMlcak]

Don't even mention that shit.

[@lorireeve4031]

@@TonyEnglandUK true but look what has happened to places like Spain. British stuff everywhere. We are guilty too. I live in Canada now. My ex's friends moaned like hell when they came over for a visit because you couldn't get British products here.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

​@@lorireeve4031 But I didn't exclude Britain from my comment so I'm not sure what your point is.

[@mnbv990]

What is that great organ piece called??

[@juancastillaalejandro5476]

Lo más ❤

[@EviMlcak]

Wow, the Austin Minis! I got my license in one when I was 18. I love today's Austin Mini Cooper, though.

[@miguelferreiramoutajunior2475]

Nice movement. But for what ? Today's sickest planet ? Damned old hippies generation art !

[@opentrunk]

Today's sickest planet compared to what... Jupiter?

[@lylahale5284]

you never see any film of it pissing down with rain in London in the 60,s do you ?...i bet Carnaby St was fucking deserted when the heavens opened...all the "beautiful people" all crammed into shitty little greasy spoon cafes dodging the rain !

[@SENEX12]

The 60s and generational hedonism, the reason we are all in a mess now.

[@luciendavidlangman7928]

Minijupes Minirobes inventeur Lucien David LANGMAN Maître Tailleur Couturier AH 1959-1960 ©️ institution de la Mode Française JEAN RAYMOND Paris les frères Raymond et Lucien David LANGMAN

[@paulholland5270]

😍✌️

[@crustycobs2669]

Now, on the verge of potential World War, and climate disaster...this look back to when aware people advocated for revolutionary change, and love was a driving force. It's all downhill ever since those times.

[@davidmathews4524]

Take courage my friend Be positive and we the people can make it happen Yes the 60s was a great time to be growing up We just need a little bit of patience