Reviving the spirit of the sixties at the birthplace of LOUD

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We’ve just had the Sixth Hanwell Hootie- an amazing free, one day music festival in West London celebrating the life of Jim Marshall, the “Father of Loud.” It was a fabulous event. Here’s a throwback to last year’s Hootie. Roll on the Seventh Hanwell Hootie!

Dr D in Oz

The Fifth HANWELLHOOTIE, May 6th 2017

image Viaduct Meadow tent, Marshall black plaque, Hootie shuttle, the Big Hootie blues jam with Terry Marshall (sax), RobertHokum (guitar) and guest (!) Rock heritage in west London-

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1 comments on “Reviving the spirit of the sixties at the birthplace of LOUD”

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