Alexis Korner

[Mulberry]

I need to see if this was released now

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Bit more:

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Alexis Korner Documentary

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[Nai Noswad]

Saw Aynsley Dunbar at Derby Poly.... very tight set.

 

[son of Jimmy Page]

I remember hearing of his death on January 1st 1984 (New years day) and it was announced at the same time of his death that he was going to present a television series called The History of Rock or something like that but he passed away either before production commenced or it wasn't fully completed?.

Rory Gallagher recorded a instrumental album track called Alexis in tribute to him that is included on Rory's Fresh Evidence album released in 1990.

 

[Mulberry]

I remember hearing of his death on January 1st 1984 (New years day) and it was announced at the same time of his death that he was going to present a television series called The History of Rock or something like that but he passed away either before production commenced or it wasn't fully completed?.

Rory Gallagher recorded a instrumental album track called Alexis in tribute to him that is included on Rory's Fresh Evidence album released in 1990.

That's sad. I am reading his biog at the moment. I got it off Amazon.

I noticed Rory Gallagher reissue records are pricey :O

 

[Mulberry]

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[son of Jimmy Page]

With regards to Alexis Korner he was seen as 'The Father of British Blues' and was a mover and shaker within the recording industry having many contacts with record companies and record company executives plus he had an association with the BBC where he worked as a radio presenter with his own radio show on the BBC world service broadcasting rock & blues music during the mid/late 1960s plus he had connections with bands, managers and individuals such as The Graham Bond Organisation, John Mayall, Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, Free, Taste and a many more inside the music business.

 

[Mulberry]

Out of interest I looked up what guitars he used then looked at the price for the same models now

The Alexis Korner Collection

The great bluesman and broadcaster Alexis Korner died in 1984 - at the age of 54 - having helped shape the course of postwar popular music. From the late 50s to the early 80s he mentored and inspired the young musicians who would later form the Rolling Stones, Small Faces, Cream, Manfred Mann...

freshonthenet.co.uk

btw I forgot to mention Big Bill Broonzy is in those photos above. They did a couple of charity gigs for him when he fell ill with cancer to raise some cash.

 

[Mulberry]

"To Brian Jones With Thanks Alexis Korner"

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[Mulberry]

Alexis Korner - Sweet Sympathy

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Alexis Korner - I Got Cha Number

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Alexis Korner - Woke Up This Morning

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[Mulberry]

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