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13th September 2014 at Imperial Wharf, London SW6.
Imperial Wharf Jazz Festival (free event).
Country: Italy (British resident). Style: Salsa.
Lineup: Roberto Pla (timbales), Jose Cascaret (v/percussion), Graciela Rodriguez (v/percussion), Aldevis Tibaldi (tenor sax), Kelvin Christiane (alto sax), John Mackillup (alto sax), Tracey Meadham (baritone sax), Eddie Rieband (trombone), Paul Taylor (trombone). Sid Gauld (trumpet), Andy Gibson (trumpet), Neil Morley (trumpet), Eikel Venegas (trumpet), Federico Gory (p), Elpidio Caicedo (b), Satin Singh (congas), Dave Pattman (bongos), Vancho Manoilovich (d).
Roberto Pla from Baranquilla in Colombia has lived in the UK since the early 1980s. The only member of the band I’ve photographed before is Paul Taylor with the Yiddish Twist Orchestra (to view click on the tag of his name).
In this photo: Aldevis Tibaldi.
More information: roberto-pla.150m.com/, www.facebook.com/robertopla.
Melbourne SW6 916 was received with great fanfare in mid-2009, but has not yet been prepared for service. It's with PCC 1061 (Pacific Electric) inside Metro East. 1061 hasn't run for over a year. Photo taken 15 May 2010. © 2010 Peter Ehrlich
Mural on the east elevation of the Piper Building (previously Watson House), Peterborough Road, London SW6. The building was originally built as offices for the British Gas Corporation (North Thames Gas Board) in the 1950s and was converted in the 1990s by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands architects.
The murals are by John Piper (1902-1992).
Swampy is a good guy I chat to on the Net. He's a geologist and he's currently somewhere in the wilds of the old USSR looking for oil. These are his photos and he's kindly allowed me to put them here.
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Disused factory, Mendora Road, Fulham, London SW6.
More information about my Urban, Rural and Coastal Wanderings can be found on my "In Search of Space" blog at www.dakotaboo-in-search-of-space.blogspot.com/
The sign showing the name star of stage (from long ago). (View of pub building.)
Address: 19 Lillie Road.
2nd July 2011 at Under the Bridge, London SW6.
Bluesfest London 2011, www.bluesfestlondon.com/.
Country: United States - New Orleans. Style: R and B.
Lineup: Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews (trombone/trumpet/v), Tim McFatter (tenor sax), Dan Oestricher (baritone sax), Pete Murano (g), Mike Ballard (bass g), Joey Peebles (d), Dwayne Williams (congas).
For their encore they swapped instruments, and lined up as: Ballard (trumpet), Williams (trombone), Murano (tenor sax), Peebles (g), McFatter (bass g), Andrews (d), Oestricher (congas).>/i>
Troy Andrews was born in Treme in 1986. He is 16 years younger than his older brother, James Andrews. He took up the trombone at a very early age (his first out of town gig with James was aged 4). It was soon after that his brother gave him his moniker, so it has nothing to do with his current height. Aged 7 he lead his first band (Tiny Toones Brass Band), followed by the Trombone Shorty Brass Band. Later he was part of the New Birth Brass Band. Troy Andrews moved away from brass Band music with Orleans Avenue, initially formed with a number of fellow students at NOCCA (New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts).
More information: www.tromboneshorty.com/.
Yarra Trams : SW6 855 on Route 78 North Richmond crossing SW6 929 on Route 78 Prahran in Chapel Street near Carlisle Street
18th July 2012 at Under the Bridge, London SW6.
Country: United States: New Orleans. Style: R and B.
Lineup: "Dr John" (Mac Rebennack) (v/p/organ/g/percussion), Jon Cleary (p/keyboard/g/percussion/v), John Fohl (g), David Barard (bass g), Raymond Weber (d), Derek Huston (baritone sax), Sarah Morrow (trombone).
Mac Rebennack grew up in the Third Ward. After playing on numerous New Orleans R&B recordings, he made his commercial breakthrough in 1968 as Dr John, the Night Tripper. In recent years he has mostly reverted to a more traditional style R & B. The band included long time colleague David Barard, with Raymond Weber (until recently of Dumpstaphunk) replacing the late Roscoe Ernest. John Fohl has been around for a few years since he replaced Bobby Broom. For this European tour Jon Cleary (who leads his own band and performs with Bonnie Raitt), Derek Huston (once of the Iguanas) and Sarah Morrow (once of the Ray Charles band) made up the Lower 911.
More information: www.nitetripper.com/.