GAZ'S ROCKIN' BLUES - THE FIRST 30 YEARS by Gaz Mayall HIV We notice in Hogarth’s plates

We notice in Hogarth’s plates the names of London streets familiar to us still

resulted in the deaths of 4000 romushas and 1500 prisoners of war

is one that many cling to when faced with the realities of both the return home and their time at war

Now the Italian photographer Paolo Pellegrin has

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GAZ'S ROCKIN' BLUES - THE FIRST 30 YEARS by Gaz Mayall HIV We notice in Hogarth’s platesGaz's Rockin' blues is an institution and London's longest running one nighter club. It was founded by Gaz Mayall on the 3rd of July 1980 and was held at Gossip's on Dean Street, Soho, until November 1995 when it moved to its current venue St Moritz in Wardour Street. The eldest son of blues legend John Mayall, Gaz began collecting records aged 17, bulk buying cheap reggae and ska collections down street markets such as Portbello road and brick lane