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Who Were The Female British Invaders?
In our new music section, Tunes from the Thames, we list the top 10 greatest British Invasion artists. There, you’ll find The Beatles, The Stones, and other towering icons of music. Surely, British bands defined the 1960s, but the British Invasion wasn’t merely a sausage festival of Lennons and McCartneys and Jaggers. Female singers contributed some of that movement’s most enduring hits. Here are some of those marvelous talents who left their marks, along with video evidence of their brilliance:
Petula Clark
Sandie Shaw
Lulu
Helen Shapiro
Cilla Black
Dusty Springfield