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Mark Roadnight has the vocals for a rousing rendition of the classic “Comfortably Numb” track followed by the vocals of Tom Morton (keyboards), lead guitar solo by Darren Spicer and the backing vocals of Nichola Pope (tenor sax), Rebecca Marie and Lauren Goddard supported by Stephen Thurlow (keyboards), Mark Claydon (percussion) and Steve Green (bass guitar) for the Simply Us Them (The Best of ...

Nichola Pope’s tenor sax solo introduces the vocals of Mark Roadnight on “Us and Them” for the Simply Us Them (The Best of Pink Floyd) tribute band supported by Darren Spicer (lead guitar), Stephen Thurlow (keyboards), Mark Claydon (percussion), Tom Morton (keyboards), Steve Green (bass guitar) and the backing vocals of Rebecca Marie and Lauren Goddard at the Hampton Hub Club.

Darren Spicer and Mark Roadnight with lead guitar solos on “Money” for Simply Us Them (The Best of Pink Floyd) tribute band in front of a sell-out audience at the Hampton Hub Club.

Nichola Pope with a wonderful tenor sax solo on “Money” for Simply Us Them (The Best of Pink Floyd) tribute band at a sold out Hampton Hub Club.

Robin Bibi heralds the work of the owners and staff at the Eel Pie Club, Twickenham - Gina Way (celebrating 25 years as club owner), Warren Walters (promoter), Doug Taylerson (sound) and John Cobb (stage manager) - as the Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowing A Storm’ Album Launch Show featuring Thomas Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone), Wez Johnson (drums...

Superb virtuoso performance on the bass guitar by Tony Marten brings the audience at the Eel Pie Club in Twickenham to its feet followed by solos from Wez Johnson (drums), Thomas Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet) and John O’Neil (tenor saxophone) at the Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowing A Storm’ Album Launch Show.

Another self-penned Robin Bibi track “Lucy Left” - in homage to his guitar which was in fact stolen - sees Robin Bibi going walkabout at the Eel Pie Club in Twickenham featuring a behind-the-head solo before rejoining Thomas Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone), Wez Johnson (drums) and Tony Marten (bass guitar) on stage at the Robin Bibi Big Band ‘B...

The Doc Watson hymn “Down in the Valley to Pray” - co-written by Earl Scruggs and Ricky Skaggs - sees Robin Bibi on lead vocals & guitar fronting the Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowing A Storm’ Album Launch Show at the Eel Pie Club, Twickenham alongside Thomas Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone), Wez Johnson (drums), Tony Marten (bass guitar) & Robin Bib...

Bass guitarist Tony Marten takes lead vocals on the 1961 Freddie King blues classic “I’m Tore Down” with Robin Bibi (harmonica) John O’Neil (tenor saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), Thomas Kleyn (baritone saxophone) taking it in turns for solos before Robin Bibi returns with his guitar solo backed by Wez Johnson (drums) at the Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowing A Storm’ Album Launch Show at the Eel...

Another Peter Green Fleetwood Mac classic - written by Mertis John Junior and originally recorded by his brother Little Willie John - “I Need Your Love So Bad” is here given a heartfelt rendition by Robin Bibi with The Robin Bibi Big Band - Thomas Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone), Wez Johnson (drums), Tony Marten (bass guitar). Called a “unique ...

Up tempo rhythm ‘n’ blues “No More A Secret” sees Robin Bibi (guitar & vocals) bouncing off the support of the brass section of Tom Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone) backed by Tony Marten (bass guitar & backing vocals) with Wez Johnson (drums & vocals) with some help from the audience at the at The Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowing A Storm’ Album Laun...

Mellifluous guitar intro by Robin Bibi to “Up All Night Vampire Blues” another self-penned number off his ‘Blowing A Storm’ album which was launched at the Eel Pie Club, Twickenham demonstrating his skills alongside Tom Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone) Tony Marten (bass guitar) with Wez Johnson (drums) keeping the rhythm.

The brass section of Tom Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone) introduces Robin Bibi (Stratocaster guitar & vocals) on “In Too Deep” with Tony Marten (bass guitar) and Wez Johnson (drums) at The Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowin’ A Storm’ Album Launch Show at the Eel Pie Club, Twickenham.

“The Royal Sonesta Stomp” features a bravura guitar solo by Robin Bibi (Stratocaster guitar) supported by the brass section of Tom Kleyn (baritone saxophone), Dave Priseman (trumpet), John O’Neil (tenor saxophone); Tony Marten (bass guitar) and Wez Johnson (drums) at The Robin Bibi Big Band ‘Blowin’ A Storm’ Album Launch Show at the Eel Pie Club, Twickenham.

Robin Bibi Big Band gets its ‘Blowing A Storm’ Album Launch under way at the Eel Pie Club.

Powerful vocal performance from Mandie Graham with the Rob Millis & Friends band on “Stormy

Paul Cox takes lead vocals on “Walking on Sunset” at the special Tribute concert for John O’Leary

Paul Cox vocals joins Rob Millis & Friends on “That's The Way I Feel” at John O’Leary tribute

Lol Sanford guitar has the vocals on “Bright Lights Big City” for the Rob Millis & Friends b

Chris Trengove tenor saxophone leads Dave Kelly slide guitar into vocals for “Hoochie Coochie Man”

Surbiton born John Dummer harmonica launches into “Can I Get A Witness” before adding the vocals

Three bluesmen from the early 1960s reunited in memory of a fourth the legendary John O’Leary

Chris Trengove tenor saxophone leads Dave Kelly slide guitar into vocals for “Hoochie Coochie Man”

John Dummer harmonica launches into “Can I Get A Witness” before adding the vocals at Crawdaddy Club

Dave Kelly slide guitar/lead vocals joins former bandmate John Dummer harmonica for “Dust My Blues”

Chris Trengrove saxophone introduces “Mean Old World” before John Dummer harmonica comes in

Dave Kelly comes to fore on lead guitar with “I Need Love” at Tribute for the legendary John O’Leary

Virtuoso harmonica intro to Mose Allison’s “I Don’t Worry About A Thing” from Alan Glen

Blues standard “That’s Alright” first recorded by Jimmy Rogers features the indefatigable Alan Glen