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1960s Group 'The Hipple People' |
© Reproduced with acknowledgement to the 1960s pirate radio station, Radio Scotland
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'The Hipple People' |
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Radio Scotland Magazine This photograph and an accompanying article comes from '242', the magazine of the 1960s pirate radio station, 'Radio Scotland' that broadcast pop music on Medium Wave 242 from a ship moored offshore, off East Lothian in the Firth of Forth. |
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The Hipple People This photograph and an accompanying article comes from the magazine of the 1960s pirate radio station, 'Radio Scotland' that broadcast pop music on Medium Wave 242 from a ship moored offshore, off East Lothian in the Firth of Forth. The magazine reported that the Hipple People had been a successful Edinburgh group for the previous two years, having "begun in the era of The Avengers and The Athenians and moulded themselves into a group equal to Edinburgh's best" and that "until six months ago, the line-up was John Cross (bass guitar), Ray James (drums), Jim Marshall (lead guitar) and Sandy Lax rhythm guitar)". |
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Adverts On the same page as the above article the magazine carried a small advert for the treatment of "Acne, Boils and Pimples! Do they cause you embarrassment?" |