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dimairt wrote:Thanks for that Sandy. According to 'Bowiewonderworld', the 28th February 1972 gig was cancelled because the management wouldn't allow him to use their full amplification.Bowie met fans outside to speak to them and explain. My brother says that he didn't get to the venue, having been told by others on the way that it had been cancelled.
The management must have relented though as AC/DC played there twice in 1976.
Durachdan,
Eddy
http://www.bowiewonderworld.com/tours/tour72.htm
http://www.ac-dc.net/archives/subcatego ... ity_id=191
peasy23 wrote:It's amazing what you can turn up on Youtube. This video is fairly awful it has to be said, but does feature Tony Sheridan with Glasgow's own Bobby Patrick Big Six. They feature from about 30 seconds in then again at the end.
http://youtu.be/A-RUv267L9E
Dexter St. Clair wrote:peasy23 wrote:It's amazing what you can turn up on Youtube. This video is fairly awful it has to be said, but does feature Tony Sheridan with Glasgow's own Bobby Patrick Big Six. They feature from about 30 seconds in then again at the end.
http://youtu.be/A-RUv267L9E
Excellent find. They played Hamburg like a number of other Scots before The Beatles. There's a book there.
banjo wrote:anyone recall a band called zeppelin from glasgow.early sixties.i met ian mullholland at the weekend and he showed me an old photo of them with him in it.he is from nitshill area and is an artist.
banjo wrote:I met ian by chance in the struan bar in rothesay and we ended up jamming together on a couple of guitars that they have in the bar.bobby vee was his choice and it kind of gave the place a wee lift from the trad folk that the rest of the locals were playing.sunday nights in the struan if anyone is over there for a break.
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