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Tag Archives: De Montfort Hall
73 (Starman & the Angel)
The genesis (pun intended) of “73 (Starman & the Angel)” lay in a casual comment made in a conversation the summer after my book Goin’ Down De Mont: A People’s History of Rock Concerts at Leicester’s De Montfort Hall was … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Thoughts from the Guv'nor, Uncategorized
Tagged David Bowie, De Montfort Hall, Genesis, Music, rock, Sensational Alex Harvey Band
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Goin’ Down De Mont
Welcome to the page for Goin’ Down De Mont: A People’s History of Rock Concerts at Leicester’s De Montfort Hall by author and rock historian Bruce Pegg. *** ORDER INFORMATION *** Spenwood Books is now taking orders for Goin’ Down … Continue reading
The Obligatory Top Ten List to Celebrate My 100th Post
I’ve been blogging for over a decade now. My first attempt, which included the initial incarnation of the Brief Biography of God, appeared on my MySpace page around 2007. I immediately fell in love with the medium — it was … Continue reading
Posted in A Brief Biography of God, Grains of Sand, Semper Currens, The Flat-Footed Fox, Thoughts from the Guv'nor
Tagged 2016 Syracuse Half Marathon, blogging, Chuck, Chuck Berry, City Boy Records, concert reviews, De Montfort Hall, Ghost BC, Glenn Williams, long-distance running, Marine Corps Marathon, Rehoboth Beach, Roll Over Beethoven, Sensational Alex Harvey Band, sermon, Tim McFarlin, Utica Boilermaker
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