Jump to content

Woodstock Calling - 16th Aug 2014 (45th Anniversary gig)


Kingy

Recommended Posts

is not just the start of the 2014-15 premiership season it's also the 45th anniversary of the woodstock festival


and there's more


I'm doing a gig with the band that night and it features Miller Anderson who played at that original Woodstock festival (he was in Keef Hartely Band, Mountain, Deep Purple, T.Rex, Savoy Brown, Chicken Shack etc etc) and Tony Reeves on bass (he was in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Greenslade, Curved Air, etc and produced John Martyn and Sandy Denny) and Jim Kimberley on drums (he was in Squeeze for a while)...and for those who don't know I used to work with a certain Mr Jansch (Neil Young, Jimmy Page, Johnny Marr's favourite guitar player)


here's a sample....on the link (though it's a different drummer)


https://soundcloud.com/kingy1066-1/prisonaires-miller-smokestack


It's at The Ivy House, 45 Stuart Road, Peckham, London SE15 - which is CAMRA's south east london pub of the year and is the first community owned pub in the UK


BTW - it's old men's music but don't let that put youb off - PLAY LOUD this will be a straight hard blues rock set with no violins or trumpets


and here's a clip


 

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Latest Discussions

    • Walking around Belgravia and Knightsbridge stopping to look at window displays in Harvey Nics and Harrods. Tea at The Ritz and Burlington Arcade. Theatre without doubt - concert at Royal Albert Hall. Must go to Fortnum and Mason and Foyles Bookshop. London is magical at Christmas Time whoever and whatever one does. Personally, avoid Winter whatever it's called in Hyde Park - usually near Hyde Park Corner - got it Winter Wonderland. Expensive, tacky. See what’s on at Sachi Gallery in Sloane Square - sounds really crazy but a walk thru any of the parks and even a row on the Sepentine plus visit that gallery.
    • Eynella road is nowhere near the Herne Hill Oxfam shop. Do you mean Stradella?
    • Both great ideas. I went round that house in the early eighties (I think it was, may have been later),  but I think the tour is differently done now (and a lot more expensive!)
    • There's a book Why do Buses Come in Threes? - Rob Eastaway The title was inspired by the tendency of buses near my East Dulwich home to cluster in threes or fours. 
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...