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Great dances from THE most exciting decade ever! Nice lesson there.

It's difficult to think of any actor around these days who has John Wayne's mega-star charisma. That was the end of an era...

Gabrielle Drake was very tastey - especially to a young teen-age guy of my generation! She certainly filled out her costume in ALL the right places! ;-) However, I must say that never liked those women's wacky, 'futuristic' purple hair-do's though. Yuk!

One of the great documentary series ever and one of my favourite tv theme tunes too. I tried to get this on a tape or CD for years and couldn't find it anywhere.

@stevo728822 Thats, an excellent idea!

This, almost haunting, theme tune takes me back to Summer holidays in the sixties and early seventies, when I was a kid. I was 10 in '68. The flashing Blade is another series I distinctly recall from that time too. Anyone remember that one? It must have had just about the worst dubbing synchronis...

@pipcopur @pipcopur Hello again, Thanks for your response to my comment. Did you watch Gerry Anderson's series when they were originally shown, by any chance? I recall Gerry watching them from when Super Car and Fireball X-L Five were televised in the very early '60's. Also, I'll always remember ...

When I would sit down and watch this show as a young kid in the sixties, I remember my father would walk in and ask "What are you watching this load of ol' yankee b.s. for?!" Personally, I loved the show! The cocktail party scenes were one of my favourite. You just can't beat that groovy period m...

Sorry to hear about Davy. By all accounts he was a nice enough guy. R.I.P. Davy Jones.

@darkstar1345a, Hi. Actually they really were that big! I recall seing her in lots of different tv stuff in the sixties and seventies, most of which showed her with hardly anything on which could be said to be supportive in the bra' department! ;-)

Old Robert Vaughn as Napoleon Solo was so cool in those days, with that unmistakable 'silky' voice of his! But I gather that it was David McCallum who got the most fan mail. Apparentlly he was given much more of a significant role due to his surprising popularity.

You just can not beat the groovy sixties sounds that came with those great shows in those days! I recall when I was about aged 8 in the mid sixties, that I had a 'Man From Uncle' briefcase agent's kit. It contained a gun, pen, badge etc. I just loved wearing the triangle badge and saying "Open ch...

@Jagdtoq, Yes, that was definately a malfunction in the wardrobe planning department! ;-)

@jwccc47 Thank you for your nice comment there, jwccc47. That is very kind of you. Best wishes, or as Karin always said in her own little way at the end of her e-mails etc to me; "Best whishes'. Thank you again, April141958model.

I'm 53 now and this takes me back to my childhood. I grew up with Gerry Anderson's wonderful creations, such as Joe 90, Supercar, Stingray, Thunderbirds etc. The sixties was where 'it' was at! Never bettered!!! Dig that music! It still gives me the shivers up the spine with excitement! :-)

@AZURETOM Ok man! I dig! ;-) That was a golden age though, wasn't it? The women and their, their clothes, hairstyles, the dancing etc. They never looked better. Only wish I was about twenty in '66, instead of being a 'flower child' of...er...8! :-(

@prschuster Hi there. Yes, absolutely so. For all the groups that came out of the '60's, even the Rolling Stones, as h-u-g-e as they've become (and by the way, I'm a big fan of them too) just don't get anywhere near to what the Beatles have achieved. Also, to those critics who accuse the Beatles ...

A very nice version of one of the greatest pop songs ever written, sung as usual with great passion and emotion. Long live rock 'n' roll! :-)

"baldyholly pays tribute to the greatest band to ever grace the music world." No truer words were ever spoken there, buddy! Long live rock 'n' roll! :-)

@MrHeslopian, Oh you silly boy... ;-)))

Hello there from England, rutlegirl! This is one of my favourites of yours. But do you happen to do my favourite of Buddy's, Maybe Baby, by any chance? I'm sure that you would do a great job, not least because you have rock 'n' roll in your veins! :-)

I really enjoyed that. Beautifully done.

Typical twat, Wright, spoiling the great ending to this song!

The Fab Four are easily the best cover Beatles band yet.

Easily the best live version this side of the real deal.