London's Tin Pan Alley: Danny Baker's Musical History Tour

Danny Baker offers a colourful guide to the pivotal role Denmark Street aka Tin Pan Alley has played in guitar music history - from the advent of rock 'n' roll in the 50s through to present day.

Behind almost every door in this iconic London street, Danny discovers an amazing story - as told by the many well-known musicians he bumps into on his journey including former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman and ex-Sex Pistol Glen Matlock who take us on unique tours of their old haunts.

Mon 7 Jul 2014
22:00
BBC Radio 2

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Nice. Thanks for posting.

WAY COOL ...... Fanks BowieStone



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Nice indeed....maybe they should consider to record their new record there.....2 tracks only

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-07-08 01:22 by NICOS.

That's Regent Sounds on Denmark Street, just in case any of you out of towners didn't know.

Always make sure I breathe in deeply whenever I'm in there

Funny how Bill remembers dates and months and how Mick not even remembers which songs were on which album from that time.

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Funny how Bill remembers dates and months and how Mick not even remembers which songs were on which album from that time.

I think Mick just made this up...looks more interesting....I guess

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Very cool...Thanx for posting

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That's Regent Sounds on Denmark Street, just in case any of you out of towners didn't know.

Always make sure I breathe in deeply whenever I'm in there

What is the name of the music shop now?

Sorry for the blurry pic.


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Is it still called Regent Sounds?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-07-08 03:01 by MingSubu.

Forgot to say thanks to Bowiestone for posting this.

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Roll73
That's Regent Sounds on Denmark Street, just in case any of you out of towners didn't know.

Always make sure I breathe in deeply whenever I'm in there

What is the name of the music shop now?

Edit:
Is it still called Regent Sounds?

The owner maitained the name of the studio. [regentsounds.com]





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-07-08 08:18 by Cristiano Radtke.

Short and very sweet, thanks much BowieStone.

I could have sworn that I'd read somewhere that the studio was in the basement (which makes more sense actually). So although Bill is obviously right about the address in Denmark Street, is he right about that.

Perhaps PHELGE (come in Phelge, your fans need you) can remember as he has an especial bond with Denmark St.

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Having a listen now, thanks.

VIDEO: Bill Wyman gives Danny Baker a tour of where The Rolling Stones recorded their debut album

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That's very nice. Thanks for posting

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Yes, thanks, BowieStone, and Lien for the heads-up!