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In April 1966, American magazine Time ran a front-page feature, captioned 'You Can Walk Across it on the Grass', that proclaimed London to be the most swinging city in the world and leader of contemporary pop culture. The concept of swinging London - a zeitgeist-capturing collision of the most daring fashions, the coolest actors/models, the grooviest pop music - had already been fermenting for a year or two, but Time's feature propelled it from well-kept local secret to internationally-acknowledged phenomenon. Over four hours and three CDs, 'You Can Walk Across it on the Grass: The Boutique Sounds of Swinging London' documents a scene that, 60 years later, still grips the public's imagination.