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13 Jun 15
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Musical brilliance! Great interview in the Evening Standard this week with Ray Davies centring on the musical 'Sunny Afternoon'. Not sure I agree with the comment about New Orleans when davies compares it to East Finchley
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Yes he really got me with that too.
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MARVELLOUS KINKS LOLA !
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Hi Kenny and Bito.
Sorry - it's a play, not a musical  I do hope to see it. I seem to remember from the article that it's on at the Harold Pinter Theatre. |
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superb play with plenty of great songs played so well played by some very talented actors,takes us up too 1968 and all that
A MUST SEE! |
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Seconded - a great night out!
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possibly the most under-rated band ever..ray davies=legend.
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i'm not content to post on here in the daytime
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WELL HE GETS UP IN THE MORNING
AND HE LEAVES FOR WORK AT 9 AND HE COMES HOME AT 5 .30 ON THE SAME TRAIN EVERY NIGHT HES A WELL RESPECTED MAN |
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Loved the show Sunny Afternoon, can highly recommend it, great high-energy production, very talented cast. The Harold Pinter theatre is a small lovely old theatre. Won Best Musical of 2015. The one playing Dave Davies was very good, didn't realise how wild he was, bi-sexual and basically into everything and the punch-ups on stage, and being banned from America. Some very poignant moments in the show, excellent musical, really enjoyed it.
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What Hound Dog says.
The Harold Pinter Theatre really is a great venue for this show. |
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I remember an interview where their guitarist, to get distortion, (this is way before you had pedals for it) just cut holes in the amplifier speaker.
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