Sunday May 20: Ealing Eclectic Musicspace Presents The Ali Mac band @The Ealing Club

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EALING ECLECTIC MUSICSPACE PRESENTS THE ALI MAC BAND @THE EALING CLUB
Special Guests To Be Announced
LONDON : The Ealing Club @ The Red Room
SUN 20TH MAY, 2018 7:30pm

A rockin’ 4-piece band with an All-Star lineup. On vocals is Ali Mackenzie who formed The Birds in the 1960s with Ronnie Wood. (Ali has recently reformed The Birds to great critical acclaim.) On guitar and vocals is Simon Bishop who who has toured with Renaissance, High Society and The Monks, and also plays in Nashville where his unique country rock guitar style places him in great demand. On drums is Richard Hudson who is the well-known charismatic percussionist with The Strawbs. He has also played with Hudson Ford and The Monks, and toured with Rick Wakeman. On bass is Bill Phillips who was with The Glitter Band.



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There will be many Stones fans here so this event is added to the meeting points list of the London travel pages.

Bjornulf



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There will be many Stones fans here so this event is added to the meeting points list of the London travel pages.

Ali is great. Fab vocalist, always has a great band with him, and a really charming and approachable person, very chatty. Can't think of a better place in which to see him - the Ealing Club.

I was brought up in Ealing and went to school there, so this place is a cherished landmark for me personally, and as hopefully most of us know, it has a huge place in London's overall music history ... it was of course where a young Mick n' Keith used to go to see Alexis Corner and where (according to legend) a certain Mr Charlie Watts met them, and the rest (as the saying goes) ......

My god, that was ....... 'in another lifetime' !!

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Ali's a fantastic singer, a great bloke & always gives you you're money's worth. You will not be disappointed.

Sorry to be dense but how to look up th London travel meeting points - is it just looking through London section ?