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Revision as of 07:18, 15 October 2021
"Lord, have mercy on the people in England, for the terrible food these people must eat." - Opening lines of Strictly Genteel.
Contents
Articles about Great Britain, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Albums and tracks
- The Blue Light: "A body of water to isolate England"
- Dead Girls Of London
- English Tea Dancing Interludes
- The London Cab Tape
- Packard Goose: "All the rock'n roll writers are the worst kind of sleaze/selling punk rock like some new kind of English disease."
- Strictly Genteel: "Lord, have mercy on the people of England and the terrible food these people must eat."
- London Symphony Orchestra Vol. I
- London Symphony Orchestra Vol. II
Concerts & other locations
- 67/10/ London UK The Speakeasy
- 67/9/23 London UK Royal Albert Hall
- 68/10/23 London UK Colour Me Pop, BBC2 TV show
- 68/10/25 London UK Royal Festival Hall
- 69/06/06 London UK Royal Albert Hall
- 69/11/ London UK Speakeasy
- 70/06/20 London UK Speakeasy
- 71/12/10 London UK Rainbow Theatre
- 77/02/14 Edinburgh UK Playhouse Theatre
- 79/02/12 Manchester UK Apollo Theater
- 79/02/17-19 London UK Hammersmith Odeon
- 82/06/18-19 London UK Hammersmith Odeon
- 84/09/24-25 London UK Hammersmith Odeon
- BBC Symphony Orchestra
- The Barbican
- Bayswater
- Charing Cross
- Edgware Road
- Embankment
- Hammersmith Odeon
- Harley Street Clinic
- London
- London Symphony Orchestra (The Orchestra)
- Marylebone
- Queensway
- The Rainbow Theatre Incident
- Royal Albert Hall
- The Speakeasy Club, UK
- Spring Garden St.
- Waterloo station
Composers and other musicians
- Khyam Allami
- Alternative TV
- Ian Anderson
- The Beatles
- Jeff Beck
- Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne
- The Bonzo Dog Band
- David Bowie
- The Boxer Rebellion
- Jack Bruce
- Eric Burdon & The Animals
- Kate Bush
- Cardiacs
- Chumbawamba
- Eric Clapton
- John Cooper Clarke
- Phil Collins
- Cream
- Curved Air
- Deep Purple
- Dr. John
- Donovan
- Aynsley Dunbar
- Edward Elgar
- Brian Epstein
- Fila Brazillia
- The Flying Lizards
- Gentle Giant
- Susan Glover
- Alex Harvey
- Henry Cow
- Allan Holdsworth
- Gustav Holst
- Mick Jagger
- Eddie Jobson
- Judas Priest
- King Kooba
- Led Zeppelin
- John Lennon
- Lew Lewis
- Ewan MacColl
- Brian May
- John Mayall
- Paul McCartney
- John McLaughlin
- Ian McShane
- Freddie Mercury
- George Michael
- Keith Moon
- Nazareth
- Genesis Breyer P-Orridge
- Pink Floyd
- Procol Harum
- Henry Purcell
- Queen
- The Rolling Stones
- Soft Machine
- Spizzenergi
- Ringo Starr
- Sting
- Supergrass
- These New Puritans
- Tomorrow (The Band)
- Traffic (The Band)
- UK Subs
- Unkle
- The Who
- Steven Wilson
Writers, journalists, magazines
- Cecil Forsyth
- Michael Gray
- Hit Parader
- Let It Rock
- Melody Maker
- Barry Miles
- Charles Shaar Murray
- New Musical Express
- Ian Rankin
- Salman Rushdie
- William Shakespeare
- Robert Shelton
- Neil Slaven
- Ben Watson
- Irvine Welsh
- William of Ockham
- Matthew Wright
Film, radio and television
- Alice in Wonderland
- An American Werewolf In London
- BBC Television Tribute
- Julian Barratt
- Martin Clunes
- Billy Connolly
- Dead Of Night
- Noel Fielding
- Fraudulent DJ
- Gorgo
- Judy Gridley
- Robert Harris
- Lenny Henry
- Simon McBurney
- Ian McShane
- Monty Python's Flying Circus
- Tony Palmer
- Jeremy Paxman
- The Pink Panther
- Claude Rains
- J. Arthur Rank
- Star Special
Interviews
Miscellaneous
- Pauline Butcher
- Robert Davidson
- The Elephant Man
- Stephen Hawking
- Roger Kohn
- Martin Lickert
- Mr. Justice Mocatta
- Isaac Newton
- Peter Pan
- Punk
- The Queen
- Margaret Thatcher
