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

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

Top Topham times with The Yardbirds

Richard Thomas stays stumm

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

Robin Greatrex keeps schtum

Sue Steward working for Richard Branson

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

Marian Segal of Jade presents their new 3 CD release

Deke Arlon recalls the glorious Denmark Street

Willie Morgan experiences taking records to wunderful Radio One

Vince Connolly observing groups and the hotel redecoration process

Caldwell Smythe takes over Eel Pie Island and promotes gigs there

Barry Grint learnt to master recordings the old way

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

Inside Looking Out - Mark Rye

Phil Luderman worked for the fabulous Roy Tempest Agency

Haydn Bendall and his recording studio romances

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

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

Lester Smith on the gadgets and widgets of Abbey Road

Richard Brown played electric bass when no other group had one

Robert Wyatt shares the influence of Alexis Korner

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

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

Robert Wyatt played the UFO Club with the Soft Machine

Steve Jenkins describes Galluping to a higher chart position

The Move in a rare early interview by Peter Whitehead

Peter Vernon recounts the pleasures of being a record company photographer

Josh Phillips cleans up on the road

Terry Slater leaves The Flintstones and heads to America

Jeff Jarratt recalls how John Lennon changed the toilet paper

Haydn Bendall learnt a lot with Kate Bush

Chris Thomas recalls mixing Dark Side Of The Moon

Jim Marshall built a famous amplification empire

Norman Jopling shakes it up baby!

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

Josh and a whiter shade of wind-up

Bob Harris recalls the achievements of his mentor Alexis Korner

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

a short promotional clip for our 2CD set of releases

Ginger Baker has a valuable lesson drummed into him

Nick Mobbs struggles with Don Arden and Roy Wood for Harvest

Mike Thorne fires his first Fireball with the Air Con On

Gloria Bristow found that the B sides could be dangerous

Bridget st John had her career started by saint John Peel

Simon Draper explains A&R at Virgin

Nick Simper goes from a Flowerpot Man to a Deeper Purple

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

Judy Dyble recalls her Fairport years

Robin Black was a go-to man for Mickie Most

Don Craine races the roots of the British music development

Neil Rock goes from Gonks to The Beatles

Larry Page, the Teenage Rage starts a new label

Cliff Cooper goes from singer to amplification company owner

Adrian Kerridge stomps out some hits at Lansdowne Studios

Judy Dyble starts a new musical trip with Trader Horne

Kevin Ayers and his 'normal' life with Sixties friends

Diana Matheou sings the praises of Les Cousins Soho folk club

Derek Green gets the buzz again and a new Squeeze