In the past the band's act has been described as a 'travelling asylum' and it's no exaggeration to say that Alan is a key candidate for election in 'rock's lunatic fringe." Certainly, the early stage act defied concise description and that Argonaut magic was still evident on Saturday as they ended with a frenetic cover of Floyd's 'Arnold Layne'.
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For those who may have missed it and those who were there alike, Pete Rowe has captured much of the evening and posted it to YouTube. Here are all the videos of the night.
the Fabulous Mills Brothers - Denny and Dave backed by One dollar peep shows' Nigel and Scott
Denny Mills
Long time friend and collaborator Terry Clarke
Tim Hill joins Terry Clarke,
Bidgie Reef
More Bidgie Reef
The extraodinary 'Clayson and the Argonauts'
More from Alan Clayson
Off the Radar
more 'Off the Radar'
Steve Rolfe's version of Garry's song 'Dead mans Hands'
Root Dogs and Mark T
Nina Lane band perform 'Gloryland'
El Seven perform Radio Tokyo
And loads more pics here
Garry N. Jones was an extraordinary musician. A bass player, singer and songwriter, his work would stretch genres and bend expectations.
Garry died of throat cancer on 20th august 2007.
This website is to celebrate his life and his work, for those who knew him and for those who have just found him.
There will be a concert celebrating the life and songs of Garry Jones, featuring many of the musicians that Garry has collaboarated with.
February 23rd - 21 South Street - 7.30 PM £5.00 All profit to cancer charity TBA.
More to follow
