スウィンギング 60 年代のロンドン - プライベート ツアー

Paul was very friendly and informed about the culture of the 60’s and London’s part in all of it. He went out of his way to make it a good experience. He even burned some incense in his van to remind of the smell of the 60’s. We saw many interesting places and heard some great old music along our way.

Excellent trip paul was excellent definitely do the trip again everything i needed to know about the kinks really good went to all the sites where they grew up and the first gig they played at

Paul does a fantastic job with a tapestry of rock & rock facts intertwined with the personal anecdotes and stories from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and many more. It was lovely way to spend an afternoon. I would highly recommend the option stop at Kew Gardens.

Originally thought this may be a cheesy day out BUT how wrong was I ! What a fantastic way to spend a Sunday ! A sorta package day where firstly taken around the Richmond era on a 60s double decker bus and shown all the legendary 60s rock n roll site all being pointed out by our extremely likeable tour guide - who really knows his stuff ! Added bonus …. The guitarist from Unit 4 + 2 / Satisfaction/ Christie was aboard the bus !! What a lovely bloke he is too and his wife ! Anyway after the tour it was back to the original crawdaddy site ( look it up kiddies ! ) for a lovely bit of food ( very reasonable priced ) and the 60s all star band who played a fantastic set of 60s songs including a few you wouldn’t expect! The band comprised of great musicians including the original Kinks drummer ( again a great bloke ) The whole day was intimate , friendly and terrific value for money . Thank you .

We visited various destinations along King's Road and nearby - packed with inside Rock n' Roll knowledge. It is an interactive experience, a tailored-to-fit guide to the best music of an epic decade. Dive in together with Paul and trace where your favourite musicians played, lived or partied. Thank you! Benedikt

I did the 'Tribute to the Beatles' event. It included a Beatles related tour on a 60's themed double decker bus, followed by a meal and a tribute Beatles’s band concert. It was an amazing day out and organised really well, the tour and the music was excellent, can't wait to go again!

Thank you for a wonderful experience. I bought tickets for the vintage 1960s bus tour and The Beatles tribute concert at the Crawdaddy Club as a present for my sister and neice. 'We all very much enjoyed the afternoon and evening and can very much recommend it to others.

Had a great tour! Was such fun. Our tour guide, Paul was super friendly was a fount of knowledge about 1960s London. Each place we visited had it's only little story, loved every minute. Will definitely go on some of their other tours next time I'm in London.

Fabulous tour down memory lane to celebrate a 70th birthday. Interesting tour guide and great to revisit an iconic area of London.

Paul Endacott offers an excellent tour of the sites associated with the major musical and fashion figures of the 1960s. We were an American college group participating in a 5-week study abroad course on the music of the British Invasion. As the instructor, I asked Paul to organize a 3-hour bespoke tour of iconic places in West London related to all things British Invasion. Paul did not disappoint. We met him at Sloane Square and climbed atop his 1960s vintage bus. He then cranked up the 60s tunes and we all joined in. As our driver weaved through London’s traffic, Paul narrated the tour, pointing out dozens of venues that anyone with even a mild interest in 1960s pop culture must see, such as the Royal Court Hotel, fashion boutiques along King’s Road, 102 Edith Grove, the Crawdaddy Club, Twickenham Film Studios, Eel Pie Island, and the Richmond Athletic Grounds. All the while, he regaled us with stories and anecdotes that expertly connected us to the sites we were passing. Occasionally, we got off the bus for a closer look, such as at Chiswick House (watch the “Paperback Writer” promo video), the Station Hotel, and Twickenham Studios. Just as exciting were those places of a purely historical nature that embody the character of Richmond, such as the Richmond Bridge, the remains of Richmond Palace, and the pub featured in “Ted Lasso.” Paul knew it all and presented it in an entertaining and engaging way that made the three hours seem like a few minutes. The students loved it and said this is definitely one activity that every future class should experience. Bravo Paul!