Was there a festival anywhere in the world during the 1980s that Billy Bragg didn't play at?
I doubt it & you had a 76.7% chance of stumbling across him playing around a camp fire too if you didn't keep your wits about you...
Was there a festival anywhere in the world during the 1980s that Billy Bragg didn't play at?
Sadly not. I remember it being discussed but we didn't follow through with it - not sure why. What were they like in comparison to 80s Glastonbury & The Elephant Fayre if you did any of them?
Well the music was nothing special, mainly Hawkwind, a few hippie type bands (Here & Now I think) and punk (Poison Girls were at one I recall) but the atmosphere was amazing. It was easier to buy drugs than food with stalls openly selling almost every kind you can think of with associated paraphernalia.Toilets were a pit dug in the ground where you did not want to topple backwards! Weather was amazing both times which probably helped.
I've never heard of Bring me the Horizon, what album would you recommend?
Was there a festival anywhere in the world during the 1980s that Billy Bragg didn't play at?
Fela Kuti: I think he played one or two magnificent songs for what felt like hours (in a good way). No idea what the songs were without looking them up. I had been introduced to him by my brother in law & had not taken much notice but this set sealed the deal. Headlined the Sunday night closing slot I think.
I got intrigued [MENTION=14921]spring hall convert[/MENTION] . The inter web is a truly wondrous thing
Fela might just have been THE greatest.
You'll find little argument here. & you'll fund the full gig here:
Amazingly I had never searched for it before so am about to watch it for first time since the gig. Weird.
Jeremy Corbyn confirmed for Glastonbury 2016
........ a Labour party source has confirmed that Jeremy Corbyn will appear at the festival’s 2016 event.
The line up of speakers and groups at the Left Field stage is being organised by singer and activist Billy Bragg. Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has also been invited to speak.
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/apr/04/jeremy-corbyn-to-speak-at-glastonbury-2016
If Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness turn up the Reunion Tour is on ...
Wonder if Hague will be at Notting Hill this year?