a good suggestion - if it's not raining.

some of the 'friends' appearing with Mick Taylor have been announced to include Mitch Mitchell and Terry Reid...

[www.southbankcentre.co.uk]


Some of these are taking part in a public 'interview' the previous day...

[www.southbankcentre.co.uk]

Just found this

[images.google.nl]

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barking paul
some of the 'friends' appearing with Mick Taylor have been announced to include Mitch Mitchell and Terry Reid...

[www.southbankcentre.co.uk]


Some of these are taking part in a public 'interview' the previous day...

[www.southbankcentre.co.uk]

thanks

The last time MT was at the South Bank, he did a similar audience where he answered questions but it didn't cost £18! As far as I remember, it was free (though you had to reserve a place beforehand).

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Beast
The last time MT was at the South Bank, he did a similar audience where he answered questions but it didn't cost £18! As far as I remember, it was free (though you had to reserve a place beforehand).

From the Southbank website it looks like this time there will be others "experts" involved too and they're discussing the 60s and 70s London music scene that they were part of. Maybe that's why it's more expensive.
(I would be surprised if it was free last time, as the Southbank centre does normally charge for these type of events).

I THINK last time it was free if you had a ticket for the gig. A good tip is if the talk is in one building and the gig in another, don't go wandering round the first building loooking for a door number that doesn't exist.

See you all there, as always the GR preserves the gig for the future.

This has a very confusing heading. I keep wondering where they live and why we need to know

they all live in Nelson Mandela House, in Peckham,
in the flat adjacent to Del Boy and Rodders.

Thanks for clearing that one up, it was keeping me awake at night.

Now, why didn't I pick up on this earlier, damnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

SD