Norwich's Modernist Night Out
Some general ramblings and musings when the fancy takes - well, it's easier than writing new web pages everytime! Plus it's a quicker way to add updates
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Mod Culture Blog
A fairly new addition to perhaps the ultimate UK / European mod and 60s web site is the modculture blog. Regularly updated including a selection of relevant TV and radio shows each week
Friday, April 21, 2006
Grasp! - new single
Those popular and widely gigging power popstars Grasp! have a new single out on 1st May entitled "Breaking Down The Walls". It can be pre-ordered online, which may help them break top 75 in the charts and push them further up the indie charts...give them a look
Saturday, April 15, 2006
Have Love Will Travel
For those of you interested in "ad watching" you'll no doubt have heard over the last several months (or is it years) the Land Rover advert with The Sonics "Have Love Will Travel". Over the last couple of club nights Steve has been dropping the version by The Gallahads - a nice soulful and surprisingly hard edged doo wop / RnB version. For a couple of hundred quid you could try here
For a few quid less check out the CD from Amazon
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It was also done (originally?) by Richard Berry and the Pharoahs - the man behind "Louie Louie". More info on Wiki. Also available from Amazon.
A site I stumbled across whilst looking for The Gallahads was a US doo wop site which could probably fill in the gaps.
Happy listening
For a few quid less check out the CD from Amazon
.It was also done (originally?) by Richard Berry and the Pharoahs - the man behind "Louie Louie". More info on Wiki. Also available from Amazon
.A site I stumbled across whilst looking for The Gallahads was a US doo wop site which could probably fill in the gaps.
Happy listening
Friday, April 14, 2006
Who we are..
Just realised I didn't say who we are, which is sort of dumb. Though you can check the main web site...
Starting in November 1994 we hold a club nights every two months playing mainly 60s mod-orientated music to a mixed crowd of people. We're at The Waterfront in Norwich
Spam Avoidance (?)
Whilst playing around with the look and feel of the site (bear with me) I wanted to put an email link in the links section (kinda makes sense). However like most of you I'm fed up with spam and the "bots" which harvest email addresses from web sites. So I'm trying this little site to see if it encodes my address so the link works when clicked, but can't be picked up by programmes trawling the web for likely looking email addresses. Check it out if you post / publish online.
Hope this is of use
Hope this is of use
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