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grannyclaret 30-07-2005 13:19

Re: Long John Baldry
 
so let the heartaches begin ,,i cant help it i cant win.......great lyrics from a great singer,,
i loved that song ...sorry to hear of his death

WillowTheWhisp 30-07-2005 15:27

Re: Long John Baldry
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris
Alexis Korner was so good that he inspired a group of Accy musicians to from a band called Korner Blues including Tom Robinson on vocals, Kev "Florrie" Florentine on drums and the highly talented Ian Alveston on guitar. Think somebody mentioned this sometime ago on another thread.

Oh wow how could I have forgotten the Korner Blues band? Thank you for bringing back some great memories.

Wynonie Harris 31-07-2005 20:22

Re: Long John Baldry
 
Yes, Willow, they were a great band - certainly good enough to be signed by a record company. I think Ian Alveston still plays in a folk club up Ossy somewhere. Still see Florrie around town sometimes when I'm having a pre-match drink.

cashman 31-07-2005 20:53

Re: Long John Baldry
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris
Yes, Willow, they were a great band - certainly good enough to be signed by a record company. I think Ian Alveston still plays in a folk club up Ossy somewhere. Still see Florrie around town sometimes when I'm having a pre-match drink.

ian was playing at lock street club up ossy last i heard.think they have a jam night occasionally.

rishton blue 03-12-2005 20:03

Re: Long John Baldry
 
i know this is a late post but just in case anybody is reading this long john baldry played fred skinners place in great harwood in the late sixties. had a keyboard player called reg dwight now known as elton john they turned up late and blamed it on getting lost near boltons harwood

ozzyroma 18-10-2008 22:05

Re: Long John Baldry
 
blimey I remember florrie - used to live on the estate up willows lane. we were good mates in a drumming sense - remember first seeing him playing a bo diddley number at the arks. he was good and helped me with my first search for a kit.

jaysay 19-10-2008 09:51

Re: Long John Baldry
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 175424)
Yes, Willow, they were a great band - certainly good enough to be signed by a record company. I think Ian Alveston still plays in a folk club up Ossy somewhere. Still see Florrie around town sometimes when I'm having a pre-match drink.

Just seen this thread, Ian was good mate of mine in the sixties along with his brother Tony, I think I've mentioned before they were founder members of the Warriors before the days of Jon and Tony Anderson, Ian is one of the best self taught guitarists I've ever seen, gave me a few lessons in the sixties, haven't seen him for years now, I did here he was living up Green Haworth somewhere


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