• Marquee

     

    The Marquee Club, 90 Wardour Street, often defined as 'the most important venue in the history of modern pop music in Europe', witnessed the development of the music culture in London and the birth of most legendary rock and pop band artistes.                  Crew played the club 5 times.

     

    L. to R.; John Chichester (guitar), John Wright (congas), Ian Rutter (bass), John Newey (claves), Martin H. Samuel (drums) – out of the pic., Tony Perry (organ).

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