Later 60s Early 70s .. A time when Skinheads were worthy of the name Skinhead. Black and white together. Great times lots of great memories of those days. I am still a Skinhead today, age 70... 2024 Skinheads Life Would Never BeThe Same. Albo.
Levi jeans and jacket,ben sherman shirts and dr martin,s boots ,stay press Before crombie, harington ,brutus ,brogue,s then loafers and definitely no bleached jeans we would not be seen dead in that crap
had a pair of docs brouges then bought a pair of riders from issac waltons , brutus check shirt olive green stay press harrington and along comes 1972 and it was all over,
Slade originally had a skinhead image but they never played the kind of music associated with skins. Years later Noddy said "The skinheads were into ska and reggae which we didn't play at all."
@@nealc.6927correct, was an image that they never liked, especially Dave Hill, who was originally against shaving his hair short, and they moved to the Glam image and it worked better for them than the skinhead image which was a 'popular' image at the time.
Well, Aitken were around in the 60's as we all know. But didnt quite reach up to the success of say Desmond Dekker, although he had his following. It was more around 80 and a few years after that he had his real success.
Well no, mods were from the 60’s and were categorised as mods due to their love of modernistic jazz and wore smart suits and drove Vespas as a fashion. three of many ways they are completely different to the skinhead/rude-boy movement. Every subculture has influences from previous subcultures however they define their own movement through their history. Do you’re research.
@@cerysyou7 YOU do your research. You ever heard of Hard Mods or Gang Mods? That was the name before the media coined it skinhead. Skinheads started as early as 1966. Bo, Jamaica had nothing to do with it. Stop the LARP and the Woke cosplay.
@@skinhead5 Jamaica had nothing to do with it but Jamaican style had a lot to do with it. The haircuts with tramlines, the music, the hitched up trousers all come from Jamaican style. It was a mix of Mod, Jamaican, and of course working class style hence the boots and braces.
@@skinhead5 yes I've seen stuff from the 60's but not earlier, real skinheads are like Trojan Skinheads even today you have festivals like Skamouth that show the true origins, peopel get mixed up with the 80's National front nazis who adopted the look of skinheads, but they are boneheads.
Later 60s Early 70s ..
A time when Skinheads were worthy of the name Skinhead.
Black and white together.
Great times lots of great memories of those days.
I am still a Skinhead today, age 70... 2024
Skinheads Life Would Never BeThe Same.
Albo.
Skinhead hated black but stole their music - fact
Not true dont understand where your coming from in 69
@@johnnymonge8987sorry m8 but it wasnt like that i had plenty of black m8s and they were skinheads
Very smart basicly a progression of the mod movement respect
Yes, the first skinheads were originally called Hard Mods.
Levi jeans and jacket,ben sherman shirts and dr martin,s boots ,stay press Before crombie, harington ,brutus ,brogue,s then loafers and definitely no bleached jeans we would not be seen dead in that crap
where do we find the full docu?
So cool
Amazing and Beautiful 🖤🔥💀💙
very interesting.
had a pair of docs brouges then bought a pair of riders from issac waltons , brutus check shirt olive green stay press harrington and along comes 1972 and it was all over,
a had a smashing pair of boots before docs
Suedeheads took over.
My mind was blown when I saw a video of slade as skinheads
Slade originally had a skinhead image but they never played the kind of music associated with skins. Years later Noddy said "The skinheads were into ska and reggae which we didn't play at all."
@@johnnyb8825 I believe it was their first record company that wanted them to don the Skinhead look, trying to catch the fad . . .
Even though slade weren't really skinheads they still influenced a lot of skinhead rock and roll, oi and punk rock
There's a lot of great bands now a days that are a bit of a mix of oi, glam, street rock and roll
@@nealc.6927correct, was an image that they never liked, especially Dave Hill, who was originally against shaving his hair short, and they moved to the Glam image and it worked better for them than the skinhead image which was a 'popular' image at the time.
Working class Mods
Council class skins
What is the name of the documentary?
What the shop the guys at in London???
whats the name of that documentary ?
What about laurel atken???
Well, Aitken were around in the 60's as we all know. But didnt quite reach up to the success of say Desmond Dekker, although he had his following. It was more around 80 and a few years after that he had his real success.
Workin clas pow
I'll just finish the story... Tensions rose and the skinheads became Neo-Nazis.
The group split in two to fare.
Suede head
Fiod music
Skinhead hated black but stole their music
Lesbian is
Garbage. Woke garbage.
It was working class Mods. Mods.
Well no, mods were from the 60’s and were categorised as mods due to their love of modernistic jazz and wore smart suits and drove Vespas as a fashion. three of many ways they are completely different to the skinhead/rude-boy movement. Every subculture has influences from previous subcultures however they define their own movement through their history. Do you’re research.
@@cerysyou7 YOU do your research. You ever heard of Hard Mods or Gang Mods? That was the name before the media coined it skinhead. Skinheads started as early as 1966. Bo, Jamaica had nothing to do with it.
Stop the LARP and the Woke cosplay.
@@skinhead5 Jamaica had nothing to do with it but Jamaican style had a lot to do with it. The haircuts with tramlines, the music, the hitched up trousers all come from Jamaican style.
It was a mix of Mod, Jamaican, and of course working class style hence the boots and braces.
@@montygemma Quit trying to re vision history. The boots were not for fashion assesary. They were for kicking the brains out of rockers.
@@skinhead5. You a yank?
Trying to revision the origins of skinheads as a black woke communist scene is a fail.
West Indian immigrants and English working class kids formed it mate, communism and wokeness have nothing to do with it.
@@mritchie85 No. It was already there.
@@skinhead5 Well if you have any evidence of skinheads in the 30's, 40's or 50's I'd like to see, I enjoy sociology and studying people/groups.
@@mritchie85 There were skinheads back in 1966. The Nic Knight book had a photo of it.
@@skinhead5 yes I've seen stuff from the 60's but not earlier, real skinheads are like Trojan Skinheads even today you have festivals like Skamouth that show the true origins, peopel get mixed up with the 80's National front nazis who adopted the look of skinheads, but they are boneheads.
Love the unity my skinhead bros..like SLF in my day..unite the Christian..per say