Greatest Hits of … the 1960’s

“Wow! What a great reference book for fans o rock ‘n roll. This is a matched companion to Kelley’s previous book on the hits o the ‘50s. I understand he’s taking on the ‘70s next. Keep it coming!”
- Byron Rupert McCafferty, Seattle Book Journal

Encore! You’ll find this second volume in this series an indispensible cross-reference manual to the music of the 1960’s With the British Invasion, the success of Motown, all the way to Woodstock, music, especially rock and roll, went through an amazing transformation creating classics that still sound new and relevant 50 years later. It was the decade that saw the start of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and The Who. It brought us the lyrical styling of Bob Dylan, The Mama’s and Papa’s and the Doors. It brought us the surf rock of The Beach Boys and Jan and Dean. It arguably was the most important decade in modern music.

Albert L. Kelley is an attorney, author, book publisher, film producer, traveler and adventurer located in Key West, Florida. His law practice concentrates primarily in the areas of business, corporations, contracts, copyright, trademark, and entertainment law, as well as foreclosure defense. He graduated cum laude from Florida State University College of Law in 1989. He served for years as an adjunct professor for St. Leo University in their Business Administration program, teaching courses in business, employment and administrative law. For five years he wrote a weekly business law newspaper column and currently writes one for KONK Life. Albert Kelley is corporate counsel to over 150 corporations, and has filed over 60 trademark registrations and countless copyright applications.