The British Invasion: The 1960s and 1970s Trailer (2005)

08 November 2005 Factual, Music

After the Beatles captured the American public imagination in the early 1960s with "Love Me Do," a steady flow of bands from across the pond -- dubbed "the British invasion" -- started making their way into the hearts of U.S. music fans. This compilation rounds up a series of memorable performances from some of the best British bands of the era, including the Rolling Stones, the Zombies, Herman's Hermits and more.

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