06:17

Bass player Tony Bell at the 2Is Coffee Bar in Soho

03:58

Ray Connolly joined the Evening Standard on Fleet Street and became their pop music reporter

04:31

Top Topham times with The Yardbirds

00:16

Richard Thomas stays stumm

02:22

The Alexis Korner documentary 'Teenage Delinquent' is coming in 2018

00:16

Robin Greatrex keeps schtum

01:23

Sue Steward working for Richard Branson

00:19

Rod Davis and a quote for the Musee du Rock - a French museum about Rock music

00:39

Marian Segal of Jade presents their new 3 CD release

01:43

Deke Arlon recalls the glorious Denmark Street

03:42

Willie Morgan experiences taking records to wunderful Radio One

01:55

Vince Connolly observing groups and the hotel redecoration process

03:36

Caldwell Smythe takes over Eel Pie Island and promotes gigs there

04:14

Barry Grint learnt to master recordings the old way

03:43

Rod Davis was a skiffling Quarryman in John Lennon's school group

01:17

Inside Looking Out - Mark Rye

02:29

Phil Luderman worked for the fabulous Roy Tempest Agency

03:26

Haydn Bendall and his recording studio romances

05:08

Chris, Josh and Jim - the on the road fit ups

04:56

Phill Brown and recording the never more aptly named Burnin' album

02:14

Lester Smith on the gadgets and widgets of Abbey Road

04:15

Richard Brown played electric bass when no other group had one

02:25

Robert Wyatt shares the influence of Alexis Korner

04:38

Jonh Ingham lines up a press trip to see the Rolling Stones

04:12

Jack Bruce meeting the Goons in Venice and singing for Graham Bond

03:04

Robert Wyatt played the UFO Club with the Soft Machine

03:33

Steve Jenkins describes Galluping to a higher chart position

02:58

The Move in a rare early interview by Peter Whitehead

03:24

Peter Vernon recounts the pleasures of being a record company photographer

03:34

Josh Phillips cleans up on the road

05:05

Terry Slater leaves The Flintstones and heads to America

03:34

Jeff Jarratt recalls how John Lennon changed the toilet paper

05:03

Haydn Bendall learnt a lot with Kate Bush

03:20

Chris Thomas recalls mixing Dark Side Of The Moon

01:20

Jim Marshall built a famous amplification empire

02:46

Norman Jopling shakes it up baby!

07:46

RockHistory Road Stories - Molly and Josh travelled this soiled world with music

04:33

Josh and a whiter shade of wind-up

03:12

Bob Harris recalls the achievements of his mentor Alexis Korner

02:20

Geoff Frost records Merseybeat and then Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated

02:22

a short promotional clip for our 2CD set of releases

02:38

Ginger Baker has a valuable lesson drummed into him

04:14

Nick Mobbs struggles with Don Arden and Roy Wood for Harvest

02:52

Mike Thorne fires his first Fireball with the Air Con On

03:42

Gloria Bristow found that the B sides could be dangerous

02:35

Bridget st John had her career started by saint John Peel

02:37

Simon Draper explains A&R at Virgin

04:16

Nick Simper goes from a Flowerpot Man to a Deeper Purple

04:20

Victor Brox got to jam with Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin, lucky man

02:57

Judy Dyble recalls her Fairport years

03:47

Robin Black was a go-to man for Mickie Most

04:19

Don Craine races the roots of the British music development

03:09

Neil Rock goes from Gonks to The Beatles

04:26

Larry Page, the Teenage Rage starts a new label

03:39

Cliff Cooper goes from singer to amplification company owner

03:35

Adrian Kerridge stomps out some hits at Lansdowne Studios

03:44

Judy Dyble starts a new musical trip with Trader Horne

06:06

Kevin Ayers and his 'normal' life with Sixties friends

03:57

Diana Matheou sings the praises of Les Cousins Soho folk club

02:58

Derek Green gets the buzz again and a new Squeeze