Mothers membership card
An actual membership card, not a scan.
Birmingham and the Blues
Keith Law is a gigging musician and song writer now based in the west country. In the mid – late 60s he was Birmingham based. Around this time he came into contact with Robert Plant and the Band of Joy. In this oral history clip .
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Champion Jack Dupree on stage at Henry's Blueshouse
Champion Jack Dupree on stage at Henry's Blues House, upstairs at The Crown, Hill Street, Birmingham.
Brownie & Sonny LP (1965)
Brownie & Sonny LP (1965).
Led Zeppelin flyer Birmingham Town Hall (1969)
Led Zeppelin flyer from a gig at Birmingham Town Hall on Friday 13th of June, 1969. The other bands on that night were Liverpool Scene & Blodwyn Pig.
Brum Beat – Decca Records, 1964
One of two records called BRUM BEAT released in 1964.
Laney Amp
Laney Amp
Folk Blues Festival 1965
Blues Folk Festival poster
Mothers Posters (1969-1970)
Mothers Posters (1969-1970) - a selection of 5 posters.
Roosevelt Sykes 7 inch EP (1963)
Roosevelt Sykes 7 inch EP (1963)
Mothers membership card (1968)
Mothers membership card (1968)
Photographs of Harry Barber (1964 & 1966)
Photographs of Harry Barber (1964 & 1966)
Very 'eavy at Mothers (1969)
Harvest Records Launch Night Invite (1969): Invite for Harvest Records launch shindig at Mothers.
Melody Maker (1969)
Melody Maker (1969) - The Blues still dominated the front pages up until the late 60's.
Photographs from Henry’s Blueshouse (1968-72)
Photographs from Henry’s Blueshouse (1968-72)
Mothers T shirt
Mothers t shirt
The Plaza Rookery Road Membership card (1967)
The Plaza Rookery Road Membership card (1967)
The Electric Guitar Amplifier Handbook by Jack Darr (1966)
The Electric Guitar Amplifier Handbook by Jack Darr (1966)
The Plaza at Old Hill flyer (1965)
The Plaza at Old Hill flyer (1965)
Rhythm & Blues All Stars LP (1966)
Rhythm & Blues All Stars LP (1966)
Original Laney purchase ledger (approx 1968-69)
Original Laney purchase ledger (approx 1968-69)
Zeppelin Bootleg Cover – Live at Blueberry Hill
Bootleg Album Cover - Zeppelin Live at Blueberry Hill
The Kinks ‘You Really Got Me’ 7″ single (1964)
The Kinks ' You Really Got Me' 7" single (1964). Credited by many as being one of the first 'heavy metal' songs.
The mid 60s North Birmingham Blues scene
Various Birmingham blues band business cards.
