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Judy Dyble, a treasure from the archive

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Aliki sang with loads of fellow musicians back in the day

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Tony Bell’s dad did not appreciate his son’s love of the 2Is

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Rob Burns and bass playing memories

From starting touring aged just eighteen with the The Stylistics as they topped the charts in Britain as well as more soul legends such as Sam & Dave, Rob has made career of playing bass guitar with numerous parties such as David Gilmour, Albert Lee and Vivian Stanshall. His marvellous tales will be following on this…
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Ray Connolly was a Fleet Street legend

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Top Topham gave The Yardbirds the Blues

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Zoot Money – The Book Of Life… I’ve Read It

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John Preston starts in the business at Bruces Records

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The Teenage Delinquent – Alexis Korner

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Simon Carver the dance record shop man

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Gary Compton, a Kingston man in a Panama jug band

Gary had the harmonica bug and so was a regular watching the The Rolling Stones and the emerging Yardbirds as well as the American Blues legends such as Sonny Boy Williamson, Little Walter, Jimmy Reed all around the Kingston, Richmond, Twickenham area. Watching musicians at the Osterley Jazz & Folk Club eventually led to him…
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James Moyes knew Alexis, Davy and Cyril

