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Reviving the Mod Scene: Makin Time and Their Timeless Sound.

The Beginning Of Makin Time
In the mid-1980s, a British mod revival band emerged, capturing the essence of the mod culture with their energetic performances and infectious tunes. Makin Time, composed of Fay Hallam, Martin Blunt, Neil Clitheroe, and Mark McGounden, brought a fresh and vibrant sound to the music scene. With their unique blend of Hammond organ, bass, drums, and guitar, Makin Time revived the mod spirit and left an indelible mark on the music and the modernist landscape. .

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Caretaker Studios: A Haven for Independent Artists

One particularly fascinating story involves The Clash in their last lineup when they block booked the studio Phil worked at named ‘100 Blackstock Road,’ in Finsbury Park for an entire summer. He mentioned that in those early days, he used to steal strings out of their flight case because he couldn’t afford to buy them.

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Keith Moon: The Legendary Drummer Who Lived Life on the Edge

Described by his  School art teacher as  “Retarded  artistically. Idiotic in other respects.” His music teacher added that Moon “has great ability, but must guard against a tendency to show off. Known for his explosive drumming style, wild antics, and larger-than-life personality, Moon left an indelible mark on the world of rock music and in some respects proved his teachers wrong and made a lasting impression on the world and redefined drumming for generations.

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