Following the awesome appearance of 1960s icon, poet and political jailbird John Sinclair on Madam Miaow’s Culture Lounge at Resonance FM on Tuesday, I’m posting the video I took of John when he played at Café Oto a few years back. He performs Twenty One Days In Jail, accompanied by Gary Lammin on guitar, Martin Stacey on […]
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Gary Lammin is Master of Ceremonies in The Hackney Tea Ceremony, part of The Steampunk Opium Wars debut at the National Maritime Museum on 16th February 2012. With legendary radical theatre impressario Neil Hornick as Captain Ironside. Written by Anna Chen with additional material by Gary Lammin. Additional video by Jeff Willis. The Steampunk Opium
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Last night Loved One and I trekked to The 100 Club in London’s West End to see our friend Gary Lammin (Cock Sparrer, The Little Roosters) debut the new line-up of his band, The Bermondsey Joyriders, which sees powerhouse drummer Rat Scabies (The Damned) join Gary and Martin Stacey (Chelsea). A great energetic gig, Gary
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More John Sinclair … John Sinclair performs “The Crossroads”, his poem about Tommy Johnson (not Robert) who is said to have acquired his mojo when he met a dark stranger at the Crossroads at midnight. John was the visionary manager of the MC5 who founded the White Panthers when the Black Panthers called for support
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My mate, punk-rock blues guitarist Gary Lammin, witnessed a fine bit of irony at the public launch of the “Yo! What Happened to Peace” exhibition at The Foundry in trendy Shoreditch on Tuesday. Some bright spark had decided that mood of the cafe upstairs from the collection of anti-war posters would be enhanced by the
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