The Yardbirds’ quirky, hand-drawn logo has stood the test of time, always managing to hit the right note, despite the band’s ever-changing sound and line-up.
All in 1960s
V1 — The Velvet Underground
When is a band logo not a band logo? When it’s a banana perhaps.
U1 — UFO
In a world exclusive, BandLogoJukeBox reveals Geoff Halpin’s original artwork for the 40-year-old UFO logo.
M1 — The Monkees
The Monkees’ guitar-shaped logo perfectly evokes the band’s kooky Sixties image. It was designed by Nick LoBianco, king of lunch box art.
L1 — Love
Love were not only America's first multi-racial rock band, but probably also the first band to sport a regular logo.
Clue are you?
Fontastic! Can you identify these groovy Sixties bands from just one letter culled from their logos?
Who’s bad?
Writer Tim Rich gets hot under his button-down collar about a Mod icon.
D1 — The Doors
Like some precious old master painting attributed to ‘Anon’, the genesis of The Doors logo remains shrouded in mystery.