7th December 2014 at Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club, London E11.
What’s Cookin’… (free with collection), www.whatscookin.co.uk/wchome.html, Part of “Peter O'Brien's Birthday Extravaganza” (O’Brien who had turned 75 produced the 70s/80s music magazine Omaha Rainbow and more recently has emerged as a singer/songwriter).
Country: Britain. Style: Rock.
Lineup: Tony Poole (v/g), Iain Whitmore (v/g).
Starry Eyed and Laughing were together as a band between 1973 and 1976, heavily influenced by the sound of the early Byrds (pre-Gram Parsons and Clarence White) - their name comes from a line in “Chimes of Freedom”. They started out as duo (Tony Poole and Ross McGeeney) and expanded to a full band (with Iain Whitmore playing bass). They have recently reformed as a duo again (apparently having lost contact with the other former members), and playing a mixture of compositions by the two of them (both from the 1970s and new) and songs by the Byrds and Dylan.
More information: www.starryeyedandlaughing.com/.
Tags: Rock Music Great Britain Starry Eyed and Laughing Tony Poole Iain Whitmore Rickenbacker Guitar 12-string Guitar Electric Guitar Guitar What’s Cookin’ Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club
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7th December 2014 at Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club, London E11.
What’s Cookin’… (free with collection), www.whatscookin.co.uk/wchome.html, Part of “Peter O'Brien's Birthday Extravaganza” (O’Brien who had turned 75 produced the 70s/80s music magazine Omaha Rainbow and more recently has emerged as a singer/songwriter).
Country: Britain. Style: Rock.
Lineup: Tony Poole (v/g), Iain Whitmore (v/g).
Starry Eyed and Laughing were together as a band between 1973 and 1976, heavily influenced by the sound of the early Byrds (pre-Gram Parsons and Clarence White) - their name comes from a line in “Chimes of Freedom”. They started out as duo (Tony Poole and Ross McGeeney) and expanded to a full band (with Iain Whitmore playing bass). They have recently reformed as a duo again (apparently having lost contact with the other former members), and playing a mixture of compositions by the two of them (both from the 1970s and new) and songs by the Byrds and Dylan.
In this photo: Poole plays a Rickenbacker 370/12 guitar.
More information: www.starryeyedandlaughing.com/.
Tags: Rock Music Great Britain Starry Eyed and Laughing Tony Poole Rickenbacker Guitar 12-string Guitar Electric Guitar Guitar What’s Cookin’ Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club
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7th December 2014 at Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club, London E11.
What’s Cookin’… (free with collection), www.whatscookin.co.uk/wchome.html, Part of “Peter O'Brien's Birthday Extravaganza” (O’Brien who had turned 75 produced the 70s/80s music magazine Omaha Rainbow and more recently has emerged as a singer/songwriter).
Country: Britain. Style: Rock.
Lineup: Tony Poole (v/g), Iain Whitmore (v/g).
Starry Eyed and Laughing were together as a band between 1973 and 1976, heavily influenced by the sound of the early Byrds (pre-Gram Parsons and Clarence White) - their name comes from a line in “Chimes of Freedom”. They started out as duo (Tony Poole and Ross McGeeney) and expanded to a full band (with Iain Whitmore playing bass). They have recently reformed as a duo again (apparently having lost contact with the other former members), and playing a mixture of compositions by the two of them (both from the 1970s and new) and songs by the Byrds and Dylan.
In this photo: Poole plays a Rickenbacker 370/12 guitar.
More information: www.starryeyedandlaughing.com/.
Tags: Rock Music Great Britain Starry Eyed and Laughing Tony Poole Rickenbacker Guitar 12-string Guitar Electric Guitar Guitar What’s Cookin’ Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club
© All Rights Reserved
7th December 2014 at Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club, London E11.
What’s Cookin’… (free with collection), www.whatscookin.co.uk/wchome.html, Part of “Peter O'Brien's Birthday Extravaganza” (O’Brien who had turned 75 produced the 70s/80s music magazine Omaha Rainbow and more recently has emerged as a singer/songwriter).
Country: Britain. Style: Rock.
Lineup: Tony Poole (v/g), Iain Whitmore (v/g).
Starry Eyed and Laughing were together as a band between 1973 and 1976, heavily influenced by the sound of the early Byrds (pre-Gram Parsons and Clarence White) - their name comes from a line in “Chimes of Freedom”. They started out as duo (Tony Poole and Ross McGeeney) and expanded to a full band (with Iain Whitmore playing bass). They have recently reformed as a duo again (apparently having lost contact with the other former members), and playing a mixture of compositions by the two of them (both from the 1970s and new) and songs by the Byrds and Dylan.
In this photo: Whitmore plays a Washburn D-46 S Cheyenne guitar.
More information: www.starryeyedandlaughing.com/.
Tags: Rock Music Great Britain Starry Eyed and Laughing Iain Whitmore Guitar What’s Cookin’ Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club
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7th December 2014 at Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club, London E11.
What’s Cookin’… (free with collection), www.whatscookin.co.uk/wchome.html, Part of “Peter O'Brien's Birthday Extravaganza” (O’Brien who had turned 75 produced the 70s/80s music magazine Omaha Rainbow and more recently has emerged as a singer/songwriter).
Country: Britain. Style: Rock.
Lineup: Tony Poole (v/g), Iain Whitmore (v/g).
Starry Eyed and Laughing were together as a band between 1973 and 1976, heavily influenced by the sound of the early Byrds (pre-Gram Parsons and Clarence White) - their name comes from a line in “Chimes of Freedom”. They started out as duo (Tony Poole and Ross McGeeney) and expanded to a full band (with Iain Whitmore playing bass). They have recently reformed as a duo again (apparently having lost contact with the other former members), and playing a mixture of compositions by the two of them (both from the 1970s and new) and songs by the Byrds and Dylan.
In this photo: Whitmore plays a Washburn D-46 S Cheyenne guitar.
More information: www.starryeyedandlaughing.com/.
Tags: Rock Music Great Britain Starry Eyed and Laughing Iain Whitmore Guitar What’s Cookin’ Leytonstone Ex-Servicemens Club
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