Tom VagueAuthor of Televisionaries: The Red Army Faction Story, 1963-1993
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Tom Vague has 1 upcoming event. North Kensington Library: Getting it straight in Notting Hill Gate- local pop history talk (March 24 at 19:00) Tom Vague. Cultural historian and author Tom Vague will be talking about North Kensington’s varied pop history, featuring amongst others: Pink Floyd at All Saints Church Hall, Mick Jagger in Performance in Powis Square, the death of Jimi Hendrix in Ladbroke Grove, Hawkwind and the Pink Fairies under the Westway, ... (more)Quintessence, The 101’ers at The Elgin, The Clash, The Sex Pistols, Aswad, The Slits, Band Aid and ZTT on Basing Street, Virgin, Rough Trade, Big Audio Dynamite, Transvision Vamp, All Saints and Blur. Please book a free place at North Kensington Library.
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