British Rock Born in a Basement (2021) | Documentary | Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Eric Burdon

Suburban Steps to Rockland is a feature-film documentary that revolves around the story of the Ealing Club, Britain's first Rhythm and Blues club, that opened in London in 1962. The venue has been called 'The Cradle of British Rock' thanks to its role in creating a new musical movement whose participants continue to influence the sound of contemporary music.
Director: Giorgio Guernier
Stars: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Eric Burdon
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[@rosariodeleon541]

Thanks for giving Brian Jones his due credit. He should never be forgotten!❤

[@5150show]

5150,percent

[@gordonely3591]

Eric Burdon commuted from Newcastle and Brian Jones from Cheltenham . That was what you did . Life was an adventure .

[@toeslayer]

Most enjoyable watch and thanks for posting

[@HaFannyHa]

Thank you for this fabulous programme!!!!! I learned so much about music from listening to Alexis Korner's Radio 1 Sunday night show - he's one of my great music teachers. I've never forgotten that wonderful speaking voice and how he really respected other musicians. A truly wonderful man, still so loved and badly missed.

[@greyskydawg5284]

Thank you for sharing this great documentary.

[@claudebuysse7482]

Très intéressant. Excellent documentaire ! Incroyable la cécité des Usa sur leurs propres artistes de génie...

[@ricjan58]

A fabulous documentary of such a magical time in modern music. Very well done!

[@fredsenior893]

ditto

[@markuspboeddeker5930]

So great to see Don Craine in this. Oh leader, we dig thee.

[@benallmark9671]

That was awesome , thank you.

[@petefluffy7420]

Very difficult to see, very difficult the discern audibly - very well done indeed

[@calvinguile1315]

That was a cool doc. You always hear and read about the Ealing Club, but not this in depth, how cool

[@robinstevenson6690]

Great documentary!

[@radiomindchatter7994]

This a fantastic documentary..really suprised there aren't more views!

[@5150show]

Incredible

[@edwardbliss8931]

I'll watch this, even though I probably watched it before

[@PontiacS.]

Very Cool.

[@johnwillard6198]

Very interesting ! Thanks for post ❤

[@michaelmalone306]

This was really cool,thanks!!

[@lamper2]

What beers were available there and how much were they in American money? bottles only or could you get cold drafts? How much to get in 1960's? (American)

[@orlymg1985]

43:22 ANIMALES CONCIERTO de NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS

[@morganfisherart]

I'm slightly confused here: are Suburban Steps to Rockland (2017) and British Rock Born in a Basement (2021) one and the same film?

[@hoedanook8181]

Jammie ......

[@389383]

No mention of the Yardbirds so I wonder if they played there. Great interviews but it would have been nice to have a Stone or two!

[@lamper2]

Marquee Club was Yardbirds maybe? oh , wait. I think they replaced the Stones at the Crawdaddy club

[@fingerprint5511]

Ad every 5 minutes!

[@J0EYbagaDONUTS]

Get AdBlock I never seen a add once on RUclips 😁

[@deemika]

Way too much accolades given to Pete Townsend. Far less notable/talented than Eric Clapton.

[@ramiroescamilla7263]

It’s not all about talent it’s more about popularity.and marketing.

[@jeroldparker7766]

Ginger Baker!