The Vapors & The 79ers tonight in Newcastle

 

Images of Georgie Fame at Birmingham Town Hall on 15th October

 

Images from The Threads reunion show in Chesterfield on 9th October

 

Mojo Talkin' Charity Alldayer announced for 19 March 2022 at Uddingston (Near Glasgow)

 

Heavy Soul Modzine Issue 55 available now

 

HEAVY SOUL Modzine Issue 55 PLUS THE meddyEVILS 7" "Ma's Place" / "Place Called Love"
and A3 poster of The meddyEVILS
Release date: 25/09/2021
 
Hell Yeahhhh !!
Fourth edition of 2021 and a great insight into many new and old bands that has influenced our way of thinking... What's in this one then....
Interviews with:
Roy Roberts of The meddyEVILS
PH2 bods Bob Manto and Just Jeff 
GABRIELA GIACOMAN from FRENCH BOUTIK on the new releases from the band Channel Three
LOUISE TURNER talks about her new album
The team behind a new set of figures based on THE PRISONER TV series
 
Plus many ARTICLES like:
New releases on 7" and LP/12"
Loads of Jazz articles, Kevin Fingiers new single, Top Sounds Records new release, The Jam, Spinout Nuggets releases, The Creationand tons more
Also - the 25 track CD featuring big 60s Club Sounds

Kenney Jones to play 229 The Venue, London, on Friday 03 December

 

As the drummer with Small Faces, Faces and The Who, Kenney Jones has been at the heart of three biggest bands ever to have come out of the UK. In 1965 when Jones was 16 he had his first hit record when he shot to fame with Small Faces, who were at the heart of the Mod revolution which swept Britain at the time, and a band who have been cited as a major influence on musicians during the 40 years which have followed.

 

When Small Faces split Kenney was instrumental in forming Faces and invited Rod Stewart to feature as lead singer in a line-up which also included Ronnie Wood, Ian McLagan, and Ronnie Lane. The Faces split in the mid-70’s and Kenney along with Steve Marriott, Ian McLagan and new man, Rick Wills, re-formed Small Faces, touring for a couple of years and making two albums before deciding to call it a day. By this time Kenney was recognised as one of the top drummers in the rock industry, and it was no surprise that he was The Who’s choice to replace Keith Moon after his tragic death in 1978. Once again Kenney found himself part of a hugely successful band as The Who toured the world and recorded new albums, Face Dances and It’s Hard. After leaving The Who, Kenney hooked up with former Bad Company singer, Paul Rodgers to form The Law in the early 1990’s, releasing a critically acclaimed eponymously titled album.

 

Although Small Faces, Faces, The Who and The Law have been the four main bands in his life, Kenney has also been much sought-after during his career and has performed with some of the biggest names around. He has recoded a single of his own called Ready or Not, and has appeared on many albums including those by The Rolling Stones, Andy Fairweather Low, Joan Armatrading, Marsha Hunt, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Wings.

'Almost Grown' back on the 23rd October. Northern Soul, R'n'B, Latin, funk and a bit of Ska. With Martin Morgan and Sean Pumfrett and Rob Messer.

 

PH2 to support From The Jam this Friday 1st October at Loughborough Town Hall

 

PH2 single, '1974' b/w 'You Can't Tell Me Lies', available to pre-order at 100 Club gig on Sunday 10th October

 

Quant - Sadie Frost’s documentary debut pays electrifying homage to British fashion designer Mary Quant, who set the world alight in the 1960s.

 

https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/lff/Online/default.asp?

A Taste of Honey at 60: how the work of a teenage playwright changed British film

 

https://www.bfi.org.uk/features/taste-honey-shelagh-delaney-tony-richardson