Credits:

Various Artists

Description:

In April 1966, Time magazine declared London the world’s most swinging city and a leader in contemporary pop culture in a front-page feature titled “You Can Walk Across It On The Grass”. proclaiming London the world’s most swinging city and a leader in contemporary pop culture. The concept of Swinging London, where the boldest fashions, the coolest actors/models, and the grooviest pop music collide to capture the zeitgeist, had been gaining momentum for a year or two, but this Time Magazine feature propelled it into a global phenomenon. The Time magazine feature pushed it to become a global phenomenon. The music is packed with the elements and sounds of a time when Britain swung like a pendulum: the hottest club mod R&B/soul of the day, the defining pop hits of the era, cult TV/movie themes, and much more.

Tracklisting:

1.A Touch of Velvet, a Sting of Brass – the Mood-Mosaic