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Yank: An American in 1960's Swinging London

Yank: An American in 1960's Swinging London

by McDonald, Jon
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SWINGING LONDON IN THE 1960'S - the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Twiggy, Mary Quant, Carnaby Street, pirate radio, the movie Darling. Is that how you remember the 60's? And if you weren't there, is that how you might imagine it? But what was it like to actually live in London during that era? Our author actually lived and worked there as a male model during those heady years. Told through a series of amusing stories involving captivating characters, see what it was like to walk those London streets. -Witness an insane interview with the Beatles -Experience life as a news reader at Radio Caroline -Meet the kooky characters of London's hip, young trend-setters -Glimpse the making of a commercial in Portugal -Follow along on a trip through France and Spain -Laugh at amusing tales of love, lust, and disappointment

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Pub dateMar 28, 2015
ISBN-101511501618
ISBN-139781511501613
LanguageEnglish
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