From 1966: Hair-Hoppin' Glamour!

1966

 

Let me tell you, it takes a lot of effort and dedication to get a hairdo this high.  If that isn't the very epitome of La Glamour, I don't know what is.

Found on what is turning out to be an absolute treasure trove for my beloved Found Photos, Pinterest.

From 1956: As I Lay Dyeing

 

This ad is a divine double-clicker!

From 1966: Purr Purr Perfect

I love the colors in this stunning ad.  For a much larger version, give the image a double click.

Grasshopper: Michelle Phillips

Michelle Phillips

1966

"Got A Feelin'" is one of the many songs inspired by Michelle.  This song was penned by her husband, John, about her affair with Denny Doherty.  It is one of my favorites because it is one of my Mom's favorites, and it features Michelle's delicate, lyrical soprano prominently.

I Want To Be That Blonde Perched On The Couch, Blowing Kisses

This video clip incarnates everything "A Touch of Tuesday Weld."

Remembering times like these; that's what this blog is all about.

I wonder what songs they were dancing to!

Be sure to watch to the very end, where That Blonde sexily smooches toward the camera and lights up the entire room with her smile.

New Year's 1965, Manhattan Beach

Film by Richard Jones

From 1979: If I Had A Theme Song, It Would Be...

Live at the Apollo Theater in Glasgow

Reel to reel is living vérité
People stop and stare at me
We just walk on by
we just keep on dreaming

(For those of you who have spent a lot of time on a therapist's proverbial couch, as I have, you no doubt recognize that this post is the outcome of a very typical analysand's exercise. Jesus, next thing you know, I'll actually forgive my parents.)

Pattie Boyd Shampoos Her Hair

She had quintessential Sixties hair, long and blonde and swingy. Pattie always shampooed her hair daily, which was unusual for the times. She then would allow it to air dry.

I've loved you from the moment, I saw you
You looked at me that's all you had to do
I feel it now, I hope you feel it too
Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, I love you
Because you're sweet and lovely, girl, it's true
I love you more than ever, girl, I do

"For You, Blue," by George Harrison

Weirdly Toned Ad To Sell Hair Color, 1981

Glamour

November 1981