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Wolfgang von Ruden (saxophone).
Wes Mackey @ BAG Thursday, Geneva, 28.02.2013.
BAG (c) Christophe Losberger
James Marsters (Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel), performing an acoustic set of his own music at The Union Chapel in Islington.
Kelly Clarkson at the Opportunity Education Foundation concert at Verizon Theater in Grand Prairie, TX. March 1st, 2013
With the band FLIPPO as part of the concert "Better Days Ahead: The Music of Pat Metheny".
Natalie's Coal-Fired Pizza & Live Music - Columbus, OH
Morcheeba @ Festival Au Foin de la Rue #15 (Saint Denis de Gastines, France) 04/07/2014
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LAS VEGAS, NV - May 18, 2016: ***HOUSE COVERAGE*** Filter performs at Brooklyn Bowl Las vegas in Las vegas, NV on May 18, 2016. Credit: Erik Kabik Photography/ MediaPunch
My Great Affliction + Bullitstorm + Valous + Diamond Lil + Piston - Flapper and Firkin, Birmingham, Sunday 20 October 2013
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The Red Devil's were a five man band who were forganized from elements of Will Marion Cook's Southern Syncopated Orchestra which was entertaining London in 1919. Some of the members may also have been associated with Seth Weeks, the mandolin virtuoso.
Elliot Carpenter, Opal Cooper, Sam Richardson, Roscoe Burnett and Creighton Thompson formed the group and went to Paris in 1920.
"The offer of more money took them to London in August 1920 for a job at Rector’s Club where the band was renamed the Red Devils. They also played the music halls and appeared at Rector’s Club in Paris. They remained in London until December 1922. Indiscipline among the musicians and problems over tax led to the break up of the band in 1923. While in London they recorded for the Gramophone Company."
Excerpt and picture from “Hatch and Carpenter in England” by Arthur Badrock at www.vjm.biz/articles6.htm.