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He turned round and said ‘sorry but I’m on in a minute’. It was Robert Plant! Not many people can say they were pushed out of the way by Robert Plant!
Other Herts gigs he remembers seeing are David Bowie and Elton John both playing separate shows at The Pavilion in Hemel Hempstead in 1972.
He also saw The Who at St Albans City Hall on November 22, 1968. You had to wear a shirt and tie to get in! said Tony. Also around that time, I saw the legendary bluesman John Mayall there. Apparently the staff wouldn’t let him, even though he was headlining, because he wasn’t wearing a tie!
Antonín Dvořák s New World Symphony – an American anthem that delighted, divided a nation (pt 2)
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“The cakewalk was a sort of dance or stepping competition for a prize of cake, sponsored by a plantation owner and featuring his own slaves who were allowed to mock the airs of their masters. This entertainment was often reproduced in minstrel shows, those horrible sentimentalizing idealizations of plantation life, featuring white actors in blackface, which were one very important influence on the creation of American musical theater. (See the covers of some of these minstrel show cakewalk publications, such as Dusky Dudes Cakewalk and Colored Aristocracy Cake Walk, both from 1899, just a few years before Debussy’s suite.)”
“The claim that Golliwogs are racist is supported by literary depictions by writers such as Enid Blyton. Unlike Florence Upton’s, Blyton’s Golliwogs were often rude, mischievous, elfin villains. In Blyton’s book, Here Comes Noddy Again (1951), a Golliwog asks the hero for help, then steals his car. Blyton, one of the most prolific European writers,