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Frederick Williams

Contains 7 performances.
  • Little Brother, Frederick Williams, Tebbit’s Bicycle, Long Fellow, Fred Proud

    Little Brother, Frederick Williams, Tebbit’s Bicycle, Long Fellow, Fred Proud

    02 April 1983 at 
    Roebuck (London - Camden) (51)
  • Jim Barclay, Frederick Williams, Ken Smith, The London Combo

    Jim Barclay, Frederick Williams, Ken Smith, The London Combo

    07 October 1983 at 
    Wheatsheaf (London - Wandsworth) (4)
  • Toxic Shock, Frederick Williams, Mark Steel, AM Randall

    Toxic Shock, Frederick Williams, Mark Steel, AM Randall

    14 April 1984 at 
    Roebuck (London - Camden) (51)
  • Midsummer Poetry Day (1984)

    Midsummer Poetry Day (1984)

    24 June 1984 at 
    Covent Garden Market (2)
    The first outing for a long-running annual partnership event with Alternative Arts. We love the Bottom-themed artwork. PR Murry compere alongside Mark Miwurdz, although Emile Sercombe was supposed to be the second compere.
  • Miner Poets

    Miner Poets

    1 August 1984 at 
    Southbank Centre (30)
    A benefit for the striking miners, co-programmed by Apples & Snakes and the Poetry Society, and supported by the GLC.  If the ticks on the back of the flyer are indicative of A&S’s contribution, then it comprised Hegley, Gilbey, Fred Williams, McGee, Agard, Joolz, LKJ, Prescod, Fell, Condell and African ...
  • GLC Giroshow

    GLC Giroshow

    29 March 1985 at 
    Walthamstow Assembly Hall (London - Waltham Forest) (1)
    Topping this bill were Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry & The Upsetters and Steve Marshall’s World Service. The latter were a ‘rock, funk, jazz, soul and blues’ band who occasionally backed Perry on his forays into non-reggae territory. Marshall was the lead guitarist. See People Funny Boy: The Genius of Lee ‘Scratch’ ...
  • Azanian People's Benefit

    Azanian People's Benefit

    21 November 1986 at 
    Interchange (3)
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