'' the british R&B boom of the sixties '' - t.v.documentary.

great little doc. on the R&B scene of the mid sixties that tells it story well....plenty of top class talking heads with a mix of classic film clips....so many great musicians came out of this along with so many groups....a must see!

[@thomasquast1927]

for me the ultimate british r & b album is 'to mum from ansley and the boys' by the ansley dunnar retaliation. classic stuff virtually on all instruments. f...g great singer, too. super groove. some of the best hammond organ work ever. super blues songs like pearls on a string.

[@markuspboeddeker5930]

Wonderful John Peel narration.

[@yvindkongsvoll7234]

what abouth the best bluesband in england fleetwoood mac

[@networkcobbler]

@@yvindkongsvoll7234 they got their own documentary kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaiQZqyfj76tncU

[@bryanpalmer9660]

Saw this doc 20 yrs ago,amazing info and footage the Blues scene was thriving during the 60s with bands like those mentioned with some casualties along the way like keith Relf and Graham Bond who could have done so much more if not for his behavior!

[@5150show]

Incredible

[@christergustafsson9288]

Underbar dokumentär

[@clive3100]

Would have liked to see mention of Fleetwood Mac, as some members were with John Mayall, etc., Enjoyable though with some decent footage which I had not seen before.

[@networkcobbler]

They got their own whole documentary in the same series, just search for Rock Family Trees Fleetwood Mac. Mayall appears in that one also.

[@thomasberk182]

Wunderbare Dokumentation , sehr interessant und sogar lehrreich . Herzlichen Dank fürs hochladen !

[@hoedanook8181]

Jammie ....

[@neilforbes416]

This is *UTTER NONSENSE!* British soloists, duos, trios or groups(four or more members) *DO NOT DO RHYTHM & BLUES!* British artists will take an American R. & B. track and record a creditable Rock or Pop version, but *NOT* R. & B.! Outside the USA there have only *EVER* been *TWO* people who were capable of doing *authentic* R. & B., and they were *BOTH* Australian! They were *Renee Geyer* who passed away late in 2022, and *Doug Parkinson* who died in 2021. Between them, these two Aussies could take any R. & B. track and perform it in *True Rhythm & Blues Style* and could turn any straight-out Pop, Rock, or even Country song and turn it into an R. & B. number. This is something British acts, no matter how good they are, simply *CANNOT* achieve!

[@robertosborne7542]

Calm down,have a little rest..

[@marktenenbaum2162]

Tell em Soul Bro

[@MeMe-mq4zu]

Rubbish

[@neilforbes416]

@@MeMe-mq4zu You never got to hear Doug Parkinson or Renee Geyer, so your assessment is rubbish!

[@neilforbes416]

42:20 To claim Britisher Graham Bond as a Rhythm & Blues "Pioneer" is the same as claiming Ludwig Van Beethoven was a pioneer of electronic music! Two *UTTERLY RIDICULOUS CLAIMS INDEED!* I stand by what I said earlier, there are *NO* British R. & B. singers or groups, nor duos or trios. Britain does very good Rock & Pop, but *DOES NOT DO R. & B.!*