Carlyle Reedy
(Episode Three) Notting Hill and the Arts 1967-1972: an interview with Dave Russell – Jazz, Psychedelic Rock Bands, Poetry, Frestonia, Release and Pete Brown’s Battered Ornaments.
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January 8, 2008
Categories: 1967, 1972, 60s, 70s, Anti-Materialism, Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, Charlie Hart, Chris Spedding, Cream, Dave Russell, Frestonia, Iain Jacobs, Jamie Muir, King Crimson, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, Pete Brown, Portobello road, Release, The Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill ( the crypt), The Crypt Notting Hill, The People Band, Wombles, anti-consumerism, art, counterculture, creativity, experimental music, free form jazz, music, performance poetry, poetry, psychedelic, sixties London, society . Tags: 1967, 1972, Dave Russell, Frestonia, jazz, Ladbroke Grove, music, Notting Hill, poetry, Portobello road, psychedelic, Release, society, The Arts and Community Centre Notting Hill, The Crypt in Notting Hill, The People Band . Author: born2rant . Comments: 2 Comments