The Marquee Club - 25th Anniversary
2007
The Marquee was a launching pad for many of the worlds biggest bands and artists. Also included alongside the full performances of the listed below artists are interviews with PHIL COLLINS, KENNY JONES, DAVE DEE, ALEXIS KORNER, CHRIS BARBER reflecting on their appearances at The Marquee. Tracks Comprise: 1. OSIBISA "Paper .. Read more
| Starring | Climax Blues Band, Dr. John, Alexis Korner, Man |
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| Director | Derek Burbridge |
| Genres | Music/Musical |
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The Marquee Club - 25th Anniversary
The Marquee was a launching pad for many of the worlds biggest bands and artists. Also included alongside the full performances of the listed below artists are interviews with PHIL COLLINS, KENNY JONES, DAVE DEE, ALEXIS KORNER, CHRIS BARBER reflecting on their appearances at The Marquee.
Tracks Comprise:
1. OSIBISA "Paper Match"
2. DR JOHN "Little Lisa Jane"
3. CLIMAX BLUES BAND "Couldn't Get It Right"
4. RORY CALLAGHER "We're Gonna Jump"
5. ALEXIS KORNER "Hootchie Kootchie Man"
6. IAN MATTHEWS "Lonely Hunter"
7. MAN "C'mon"
8. WISHBONE ASH "Phoenix"
9. The CRY with JOHN WATTS "Welcome"
10. STATUS QUO "Don't Waste My Time"
11. CHERRY BOMBZ "Hot Girls"
12. MARILLION "Following Us"
13. TEN YEARS AFTER "Goin' Home"
14. MEZZOFORTE "Danger High Voltage"
15. DAVE DEE "Bend It"
| Starring | Climax Blues Band, Dr. John, Alexis Korner, Man, Marillion, Nazareth, Osibisa, Status Quo, Ten Years After, Wishbone Ash, Phil Collins, Chris Barber, Cherry Bombz, Kenny Jones, Ian Matthews |
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| Director | Derek Burbridge |
| Studio | ANGEL AIR RECORDS |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Music/Musical |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 06 Aug 2007 Production year: 2007 |
| Format | DVD |
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Great Memories -Terrible Film
I looked forward to Marquee 25 Years with great expectation, having headlined there six times myself and promoted a double bill of acts there many years ago.
Host Dave Dee carried great enthusiasm and talent into his role, but a terrible script, lighting and sound didn't help him. The producer, Maurice Bacon, no stranger to the stage at the Marquee himself, put together a disjointed pastiche of interviews. Marquee manager Jack Barry was interesting and Alexis Corner gave an amusing account of the sixties and seventies along the lines of 'If you remember much about it, you were not in the scene!'
Ian Matthews stood out as an artist. Man, Wishbone Ash and Marillion were excellent, but why have Ten Years After filmed doing 'I'm Going Home'. Yan! Yawn! No imagination in that decision. Alvin Lee was one of the greatest jazz rock guitarists of his time and that song was underlined at Woodstock and did not need repeating. The rest was very forgettable.
In reviewing these concerts after 25 years of a great club, one must remember that the review is of the film, not of the talent of the musicians. The whole thing was too loose, without professional craft. What a shame!
|David Cowell -
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The Marquee Club - 25th Anniversary
The Marquee was a launching pad for many of the worlds biggest bands and artists. Also included alongside the full performances of the listed below artists are interviews with PHIL COLLINS, KENNY JONES, DAVE DEE, ALEXIS KORNER, CHRIS BARBER reflecting on their appearances at The Marquee.
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