Long hair and suits. That seemed to be part of the transition from blues to rock & pop.
“For Your Love” by the Yardbirds was part of that transition. I like watching this video for these pieces – the suits and hair, the somewhat bored or impassive expressions of the band members, the band’s setup, and what seems like a tiny, tiny drum set. Everything was simpler. This video was from 1965, and within a few years, changes would be visible in how pop/rock stars should dress and act. Fun to have YouTube and the associated technology to look back into the early years of the rock era.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn6cxaKRwtk
Michael Seidel, writer 
PLUS…the Yardbirds were a proving ground for guitarists. Same with John Mayall’s bands for blues players.
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Oh, yes. I saw a photo of the group with Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page listed as the guitarists in the post Clapton era. Read, too, of Page meeting with Moon and Entwhistle with the idea of forming a supergroup. Fascinating folks, era, and tales.
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I meant to add this:
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Ah, sweet. Good share. Thank you.
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