The Spirit of 69
The Spirit of '69 is a phrase used by apolitical or Anti-racist Skinheads to remind other Skinheads of the subculture's heyday in 1969 when ska music was at its most popular, and as a reminder of the cult's multicultural Jamaican and British working class roots.
It is also the name of a book published in the early 1990s by the author George Marshall, a former Glasgow skinhead.
See also
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| Skinhead - Ska - Reggae - Oi! - Northern Soul - Punk - Streetpunk - Ska Punk - Hardcore - Skinhead Films - Punk Films - Mods - Punks - Gay skinhead - Scooterboys - Scooters - Vespa - Lambretta - Trojan Records - Doctor Martens - Levi's - Ben Sherman - Nazi-Skinheads - Bonehead - SHARP - Chelsea girl |