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John Scott Cree's
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Lonnie Donegan ......................... |
Ted Barber maintains this well-illustrated site dedicated to the man who started it all for so many of us. |
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Chuck Berry ........... |
Of course, Elvis and Cliff Richard couldn't fail to thrill in the 50's, but Chuck's performance of 'Sweet little sixteen' in the film 'Jazz on a Summer's day', made me want to get on and do it myself. Glad to see him thrill in Crawley in 1995. |
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Little Richard ......................... |
A fine site with loads of links, dedicated to the man whose voice and superb piano-led band inspired thousands of singers like me. |
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Bob Dylan ......................... |
First made me look properly at lyrics and can still surprise, as I saw when he performed with a fine band at Hammersmith Apollo in 2003. |
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The Who ......................... |
The Beatles and Stones made me look again at guitar-led pop but The Who with their dynamic performance and finely crafted songs encapsulated all their attributes and more. Still stunning when I saw them again at Shepherd's Bush Empire in 1999. A fine site with loads of links. |
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The Kinks ......................... |
A fine band with superb Ray Davies songs, which took pop in several new directions as well as revisiting old ones. Many interesting links from this site too. |
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Ry Cooder ......................... |
Always stimulating and never less than interesting, seemingly tireless in his efforts to make quality recordings of pop music's heritage and rediscover himself and the music in the process. |
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Randy Newman ......................... |
Master songwriter and arranger, seemingly incapable of writing rubbish. I take a leaf from Brian Wilson's book and always play 'Sail away' if I'm trying to write. |
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The Kursaal Flyers ........... |
I found their song writing and performances inspirational in the 70's and was delighted to see them again on the Naughty Rhythms Tour 2001. |
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Weald Choir ............... |
One of her indoors' musical activities. |
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Cecilia McDowall ........... |
Composer of classical music, children's and choral works, pianist, music teacher and my cousin. Includes details of her recordings, publications and concerts |
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Gatwick Caledonian Pipe Band .......... |
mentors to son Joe. |
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Bachelor Jack ............. |
I've enjoyed some cracking evenings with the crowd at gigs featuring this London, acoustic-based, indie band (formerly called Treehorn) with son Dan on bass. |
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Digital Transition Promotions ........ |
Club promoters of Drum & Bass and other dance music in South-East England, the baby of another of son Paul and his mates. |
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The Motorpool ...... |
'David Bowie & A-ha doing shots with the Smashing Pumpkins'. Formerly called Coast, touring mates of Bachelor Jack, known to use son Dan on bass on occasion. |
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Buddy Rich ............................ |
Jock Cree's main man. |
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Jim Chapin .................... |
Another of Jock Cree's main men. |