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Tag Archives: Peter Bardens
The Band That Prog Forgot
In 1967 it was unheard for an unknown band to be asked to headline at the Marquee club in London. But the Marquee’s manager, John Gee, believed 1-2-3 to be the best band he’d ever seen — a Scottish trio comprising of Harry Hughes, drums; Ian Ellis, bass and Billy Ritchie, organ (l to r on photo). Often John Gee had to come on stage and interrupt to calm the audience and tell them that if they wanted boring R&B … Continue reading →
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Tagged 123, Brian Epstein, Clouds, David Bowie, Keith Emerson, Marquee Club, Mick Fleetwood, Nick Lowe, Peter Bardens, Peter Green, Rick Wakeman, Rod Stewart
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