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Thomas R. Atherton | ... | Himself | |
Dan Cruickshank | ... | Himself | |
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Herbie Flowers | ... | Himself |
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Eric Hall | ... | Himself |
Kenney Jones | ... | Himself | |
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Joshua Levine | ... | Himself |
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Linda Lewis | ... | Herself |
Vera Lynn | ... | Herself | |
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Bill Martin | ... | Himself |
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Steve Mason | ... | Himself |
Glen Matlock | ... | Himself | |
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Chas McDevitt | ... | Himself |
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Eddie Piller | ... | Himself |
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Captain Sensible | ... | Himself |
Britain's music street 'Tin Pan Alley' has resided in London's Denmark Street since Francis, Day and Hunter the first music publishers moved-in back in 1906. It was home to songwriters, music venues, recording studios, rehearsal spaces, demo studios and music instruments shops, as well as being the birthplace of British Silent Cinema, before becoming London's 'Little Tokyo' until World War2. London's Tin Pan Alley remains unparalleled. 30 people who worked in this legendary music street take us on a 110-year journey through Tin Pan Alley, aided by British broadcaster-authors Dan Cruikshank, Paul French, Joshua Levene and Will Self. Contributors include singer Dame Vera Lynn, 'Skiffler' Chas McDevitt, The Small Faces' drummer Kenney Jones, David Bowie's bassist Herbie Flowers, Sex Pistols' bassist Glen Matlock, Damned guitarist Captain Sensible, Beta Band's Steve Mason, soul singer Linda Lewis, Tom Jones songwriter Barry Mason, Eurovision hit songwriter Bill Martin, Music Industry ...