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Music Culture in and Around Birmingham, Uk N Rob Halford Cozy Powell Lolly The Station The Gate Matt Everitt Credit To The Nation Mike Burney Joan Armatrading Livid Kid Biz Bizley Stevie Winwood Andy Cash The Moody Blues Fuzzbox Mike Pinder Mothers Johnny West And The Sunsets Lawrence Hayward The Barn Ozzy Osbourne Plaza Black Sabbath Cleopatra Bruce Springsteen Rod Stewart PCRL Blackfoot Sue Villa Lesiure Centre Benjamin Zephaniah Steel PulseB21Apache Indian Musical Youth Band Of Joy David Hinds Hollick & Taylor Studios Basil Gabbidon Ronald McQueen The Monte Carlo The Drum Swami Elbow Room BRMB Jeffrey Lynne Traffic The Astonaires The Andicaps The Bobcats Soweto Kinch Mad City Robannas Malcolm Stent The Ben JohnsonAston Uni Student Guild Cedar Club The Pot Of Beer The Triangle Simon White Stephen Duffy The Black Horse Brum Cavern West End BarHawkins Wine Bar Jam HouseAlex’s Pie Stand Actress and Bishop Plastic Factory Harvey Andrews City of Birmingham Choir Q Club The BeatPigeon Park OasisScruffy Murphy’sThe Railway Jamelia VirginTop Rank Hummingbird Second City Sounds Dave SwarbrickSwinging Sporan Reddingtons Rare RecordsTempestHole In The ThrashWall Bang Wallop King Adora Subside Costermongers NIAMagnumHighway 67Swordfish Boots DEP Studios Thimblemill Swimming Baths Fiddle And BoneDuran Duran Town Hall Trocadero Symphony Hall Golden EagleOdeon Roy Wood The Rum Runner Whiskey A Go-GoRotundaSunset Cinema Club Raymond Froggatt Henry’s Blues HouseThe Ship Ashore Tower Ballroom The KaleidoscopeEdwards No8Reddingtons Rare Records The Opposite Lock Club The FoundaryThe Victoria Ian Campbell Andy Hamilton BarbarellasNapalm Death Don Christie’s Rockers Hi-Fi BuskSunflower Lounge Digbeth Town HallAirWagon and Horses Miles Hunt Jug O Punch Folk Club PCM Bearwood Corks ClubThe Bureau The Powerhouse Barrel OrganCustard FactoryPunch Records Dexy’s Midnight Runners XL’s The DiskeryKhan & Bell John MostynThe Rainbow Blue OX BabesChristine McVie Bakers ZigZag Glee Club The Twang Brumbeat Rockers Records Modified Toy Orchestra Market Tavern The Adam and Eve Acafess Jazz Club Network Records Mistress Peter Watts Ted Turner Nick Mason The Ivy League Logan Plant Bally Sagoo Bill Oddie Steve Gibbons Andy Cash The Malt Shovel The Mermaid Subaqwa Pat Roach Moseley Dance Centre Sister Bliss Abdullah’s Roland Gift Neil Arthur Jug Of Ale Edward Elgar BBC Pebble Mill Misty’s Big AdventureAce Kefford Birmingham University Students GuildThe Prefects Au PairsThe Prince Of Wales Ocean Colour Scene Plone Denny Laine Barber Institute Moseley Folk Pat Kav The Aardvark Dave Pegg Rich Bitch Fighting Cocks Kerry’s flat Bev Bevan Bull’s Head Fàshiön Satchel Blue Carl Palmer Jasper Carrott Phil Lynott The Station Ritz The Hibernian Polar Bear Records UB40 Battle For Prague Hare And Hounds Envy & Other SinsBroadcast Toyah Wilcox BRA Friends Of The Stars Mark Raymond And The Crowd Red Lion Folk Club Ali Campbell Robin Campbell Bachdenkel Ritchie Neville Swell Maps Spizz Energi Dave Hunt The Applejacks Nick Rhodes John Taylor Carl Barron And The Cheetahs BIRMINGHAM MUSIC MAP MUSIC CULTURE IN AND AROUND BIRMINGHAM, UK Artists, Bands Managers, Personalities Venues, Shops Misc..
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