Relive the year British pop changed forever—where Beatlemania erupted, television turned the nation on its head, and music icons sprang from living rooms across the UK. Step into the heart of the Swinging Sixties with this definitive chronicle of 1964’s pop and television revolution. Meticulously crafted from the contemporary diaries of renowned music writer Tony Rees, “1964: Britain’s Pop And Television Revolution” offers an unrivalled, month-by-month exploration of a landmark year in British culture. Whether you were glued to “Top of the Pops”, entranced by “Ready Steady Go!”, or are discovering the era anew, this is your backstage pass to the year Britain went pop. Key Features The Inside Story of TV Pop’s Magic Year: Dive deep into the rise of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones as they stormed both ITV and BBC. Discover how trailblazing shows—from "Top of the Pops" to "Thank Your Lucky Stars" and "The Beat Room"—changed the soundtrack and style of a nation. - First-Hand History & Rare Finds: Built on Tony Rees’s unique pop diaries, with mini-biographies of chart-toppers and forgotten gems, this book unlocks rare images, behind-the-scenes details, and the unsung heroes of 1964. - Culture, Chaos & Youthquake: Witness the Mods and Rockers antics, staged clashes, and front-page drama that held a nation in thrall. See how pop concerts, TV, and tabloid headlines forged the template for modern British cool. - Authenticity and Authority: Includes a heartfelt foreword from Gita Renik, star of "The Beat Room", and a treasure trove of show guides and memorabilia sure to inspire collectors and researchers alike. - Essential for Fans and Collectors: Perfect for Beatles, Stones, and pop music superfans, 1960s TV buffs, historians, and anyone craving a richer, more colourful portrait of the era that shaped modern Britain. Why You’ll Love This Book Provides the most comprehensive, contemporary account of Britain’s pop explosion through the dual lens of television and music. - Features exclusive archive material—photos, artist stories, and show summaries not available online or in other books. - Equally valuable as an entertainment read and as a serious reference for collectors, academics, and students. - An ideal gift for music lovers, nostalgia enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by youth culture, social transformation, or British media history. - A substantial, beautifully presented Book—ready to be enjoyed or gifted to a fellow pop connoisseur. Join the revolution. Add “1964: Britain’s Pop And Television Revolution” to your collection today and experience the golden age of British pop as you’ve never seen it before. (Part of the “Pop on Television in the 50’s and 60’s” series—volume one of a must-read journey through British music and media history.)