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British Blues Exhibition
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The British Blues Exhibition aims to celebrate the history and impact of British Blues music. It is supported by Chris Barber (who has donated a trombone, interview and played here), John Mayall (who has donated three signed harmonicas), Pete Brown (poet and lyricist with Cream), Connie Lush, Mud Morganfield and Huey Morgan. The exhibition has been referred to in the pages of Blues In Britain and R2 (now titled RNR) magazines. The exhibition has appeared, to date, at: The Anchor, Sevenoaks, Kent; The Eel Pie Club at The Cabbage Patch in Twickenham in the London Borough of Richmond on Thames; The Great Rhythm and Blues Festival at Colne, Lancashire; Blues on the Farm in West Sussex; Boisdale Canary Wharf, London; a committee room in the House of Lords in London; and the Cranleigh Arts Centre, Surrey, England. |
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