In the mid-1960s, America experienced the British Invasion, an explosion of new ... famous for their mostly synthesizer-dominated pop music and entertaining videos that were in heavy rotation ...

More than 60 years ago, the United States witnessed the second British Invasion. While the first set the stage for the American Revolutionary War, the second was pivotal in the transformation of pop ...

Skiffle emerged as a popular genre. It was a British take on American jazz ... British invasion The cultural phenomenon in the 1960s when British music acts like The Kinks and The Beatles became ...

Marianne Faithfull debuted in 1964 as one of the more promising voices of the British Invasion. The Rolling Stones’ manager, Andrew Loog Oldham, discovered her, which lead to Mi ...

That was a heady time for British bands, as it was that same year The Beatles made the jump from England to America, clearing a path for others to join them. Few British Invasion bands boasted a ...

"It has been common over the last century to see the United States as the dominant cultural exporter, shaping the global palette with blue jeans, rock'n'roll and the American idiom," said Dennis ...

Perhaps the top example of Herman's Hermits' easygoing style came with the 1965 single "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter." We're nearing 60 years since the song was first released, and it's ...

Pop culture is that loose ... Although Elvis works hard to keep up, music is changing for good. The brightest stars are linked to the British Invasion, and the Motown and San Francisco sounds.