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The Yardbirds - For Your Love (1965) (Full version)

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Herman's Hermits   I'm Into Something Good Live 1966

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The Rolling Stones "Satisfaction" Live 1965 (Reelin' In The Years Archives)

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1963 TV Concert: 'It's The Beatles' Live

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This era in music represented the divide between “good boy” music and “bad boy” music

Showed that British bands could become popular in the states

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The Stones created the divide of what is known as “Good boy” music and  “Bad boy” music

The Stones hardcore rock music often caused concerts to turn violent

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Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote the songs

Sir George Martin, the most talented producer in the UK, became thier producer and stuck with them their entire career

Had the most #1 singles in the U.S charts (20)

No British band crossing over to the states ever made it big until The Beatles

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Elvis Presley - Beatles
Carl Perkins - Beatles
Blues/Jazz - Beatles and Stones
Muddy Waters/ Chuck Berry - Stones

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Clean - cut final product w/ tight vocals

Reserved w/ songs about girls and teenage love

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Loud and edgy, not clean - cut final product

sexual songs along with provocative style

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The Rolling Stones

The Beatles

The Yard Birds

Herman's Hermits

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1964-1966