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+ | In [[One Train Later]] Andy mentions that the next Melody Maker issue (March 17 seems to early, so that was probably March 24) included a full page about that concert. This was great promotion for next day's [[Zoot Money's Big Roll Band]] concert at the Manor House (so that would probably be March 25 then). | ||
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Performance summary | |
Artist performing: | James Brown |
Tour: | Zoot Money's Big Roll Band performances |
Venue: | L'Olympia |
Location: | Paris, France |
Support acts: | Antoine, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band |
Ticket prices: | TICKET PRICES |
On 1966-03-14, Andy Summers performed with Zoot Money's Big Roll Band at L'Olympia in Paris, France.
Setlist
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Recording information
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Trivia
This was the first of two Musicorama concerts at L'Olympia in Paris. The Animals would perform on March 15, but today they jumped on stage as Zoot Money's Big Roll Band performed their last song and pulled down Zoot Money's trousers.
In One Train Later Andy mentions that the next Melody Maker issue (March 17 seems to early, so that was probably March 24) included a full page about that concert. This was great promotion for next day's Zoot Money's Big Roll Band concert at the Manor House (so that would probably be March 25 then).
See also
- One Train Later p. 76
External links
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References
sources: One Train Later; Billboard - April 9, 1966