This blog is part of an exhibition celebrating the revolution, rebellion and hedonism of West London's music scene that shook the..
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Tom Vague's Harrow Road Pop History - August 5th
Published on 2010-07-26 10:23:00
Join us at londonprintstudio for Tom Vague's Harrow Road Pop History. It's a musical presentation and will feature Pink Floyd, Hawkwind, the 101ers, the Clash, Aswad, the Modettes, Big Audio Dynamite, Wilf Walker Reggae Promotions, the Windor Castle, the ZigZag Club, the Metro, Acklam Hall, Meanwhile Gardens, Centro Iberico, Mute, Mutoid Waste Company, William Orbit - and much more!7pm Thursday August 5thColdcut are computer programmer Matt Black and ex-art teacher Jonathan More with West London
Sugar Minott
Published on 2010-07-11 10:07:00
Lincoln Barrington "Sugar" Minott led started his vocal career in 1969 at the young age of 13 as part of the African Brothers, a Jamaican vocal harmony trio also featuring Tony Tuff and Derrick Howard. Following the dissolution of the African Brothers Minott worked at one of the great learning grounds in Jamaican music- Coxsone Dodds Studio One, where he eventually released two albums of material in 1979- "Live Loving" and "Showcase" (and the later 1982 release, "More Sugar"). Follow
Opening Party
Published on 2010-07-09 06:09:00
A warm night in West London - a fantastic opening party with more than 200 guests, Mark M.'s old skool sound system and great music. It was good to see people relating to our album covers as design works, interesting to hear some of the memories stirred by the exhibition.
