First Broadcast:
Feb 24 1976
A taste of Bob Hall's Boogie Woogie, legendary around Swindon in the seventies and eighties. We are unsure of the location of this gig, so if you can help please do.
Details: 3 mins 57 secs 
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1 comment for "Bob Hall's Boogie Woogie".
1. Bob Hall
We contacted Bob to let him know about this material in the archive and here is his response:
"The video clip brought back some very pleasant memories and many thanks for sending me the link. I can't be sure but I think the date is january 1978 and the concert was definitely at the Swindon Arts Centre. There is a website devoted to Charlie Watts which lists all the band's date and personnel but I couldn't find it in a quick look just now. In the clip you can see George Green piano, Colin Smith trumpet, John Pickard trombone and of course Charlie on drums. I think the other members were Dave Green bass and Dick Morrissey tenor, but I've forgotten the name of the guitar player."