24 - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, West Germany [2] 24 - Winterland Auditorium, San Francisco, California In the meantime, I took advantage of the expansion of the Internet to google Larry’s name and see what came up. 13 - Earls Court Exhibition Hall, London, England (benefit for Greenpeace, Amnesty International and others) Chas Chandler, the bass player with the Animals, was our connection initially, but our contact was mostly Henri Hemmoroid, as we liked to call him ! 15 - Stadio Friuli, Udine, Italy 27 - The Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California 15 - The Civic Center, Hartford, Connecticut Caravan “In the Land of Grey and Pink” -The “Canterbury Scene” Caravan’s “In the Land of Grey and Pink,” released in 1971, is generally considered one of the best representations of the so-called “Canterbury Scene.” What, you may ask, is the “Canterbury Scene”? 10 - Winterland, San Francisco, California He went off and we auditioned ten drummers, of whom almost the last was Pip. 8 - All Saints Church Hall, Powis Gardens, London, England (London Free School's Sound / Light Workshop) April 27, 1969 - Ummagumma recording session at Mother's Club, Birmingham 16 - Crawdaddy, Hampton Court, London and Middle Earth Club, London, England 27 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany [-] 7 - Palais des Sports, Lille, France 2 - Moore Theater, Seattle, Washington 28 - All Saints Church Hall, Powis Gardens, London, England (London Free School's Pop Dance), 4 - All Saints Church Hall, Powis Gardens, London, England (Psychedelic Pop) 22 - Benn Memorial Hall, Rugby, Warwickshire, England 16 - Pepperland Auditorium, San Rafael, California 17 - Sound Factory, Sacramento, California 9 - Seattle Center Arena, Seattle, Washington 10 - The Birdcage, Harlow, England (Teenagers Sunday Club) I found an attractive image of her lying on a beach signing autographs over her own portrait. 14 - Caesars Club, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England Also that it was good because we have such contrasting styles. “Hey Joe” was n°1, and Jimi was waiting to see Mike in the office… He told me that he’d seen a jacket in a shop that he liked, but he had no money to buy it. I particularly liked the Albert Hall Proms concert, which I had on tape for a few years before the tape was lost. Change ), Larry Nowlin (2) : from California to Majorca, Larry Nowlin (3) and the birth of Soft Machine. 2 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York Frank went to Radar Favourites. I do remember going and seeing them. 23 - Linzer Stadion, Linz, Austria 17 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany By the time we were set up we occupied about 30% of the floor space. November 27, 1967 - Festival of Arts, Whitla Hall, Queens College, Belfast, Ulster, Ireland 20 - Victoria Rooms, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire 9 - Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg, France There was some place not too far from Queensway where they used to play. After Pip left, we rehearsed with various drummers including Phil Howard. 9 - Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 13 - Rainsbrook, Ashlawn Road, Rugby, Warwickshire (Rugby Rag's Blues Festival) 18 - London College of Printing, and Homerton College, Cambridge, and Middle Earth Club, Roundhouse, Chalk Farm, London 6 - BBC Lime Grove Studios, London, England (Top of the Pops, BBC TV) Just a joke name for the all the people, musos, roadies, record company, agency and umbrella for all the projects we did. Cette fois, le thème était évidemment L’Ecole de Canterbury, avec quelques extraits musicaux assez brefs, histoire de donner priorité à la discussion. It was later revealed that she in real life was none other than film actress Julie Christie, a close friend of Robert Wyatt and Alfreda Benge (Ruby Crystal was Alfie’s nickname for Julie, and Gloria Gloom was Julie’s for Alfie). I remember meeting Chris Cutler and playing him some of our stuff, but we never actually played with him, which is a shame, because next to Charles Hayward, he was my favourite drummer at the time. A review suggested – not entirely ironically – that, with such talented musicians taking so long to secure a record deal, said patient was probably the British music industry ! So I took out a Fender Jaguar, and a Gibson-something that had double horns on it and a solid body. 13 - The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 16 - Redcar Jazz Club, Coatham Hotel, Yorkshire, England 22 - Estadio Vincente Calderon, Madrid, Spain They had a lot of touring folk musicians of various kinds. It was strictly local – the greater Pasadena area. Explained Pip : Geoff did indeed make the PA. 28 - Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1 - Winnipeg Stadium, Manitoba, Canada April 29, 1967 - Fan Club, Dutch TV, Holland I was playing my first out-of-town stint (I grew up in Sydney) in my first ‘real’ band. ORTF French TV) November 16, 1974 - BBC recording at the Empire Pool, Wembley, London 17 - Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany 9 - Music Hall, Houston, Texas 12 - University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, Essex, England (Rag Ball) 28 - City Hall, Leeds, Yorkshire, 3 - Locarno Ballroom, Coventry, Warwickshire (Lanchester Polytechnic Arts Festival) What exactly was Hatco ? 29 - The Marquee Club, Soho, London, England 4 - Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, California He’d do a lot of back-up, chordal stuff and give you that wall of sound on that little organ thing that he had. I was about his age, just slightly ahead of him on the curve of music. 9 - Autodromo Hnos. This was after Gerry Fitzgerald left. I met them around the same time. 10 - Notts County Football Ground, Nottingham (Notts County Rock Festival) ... Next in our series of classic Canterbury scene covers is the magnificent debut album by National Health. 26 - Fussballstadion, St. Jakob, Basel, Switzerland He’d get up early and he’d jump over some fences and find these little streams, and he’d come back with some trout, which he’d cook up for breakfast ! ... Oil wheel lights and suchlike, projected onto the band, at the time when the LSD scene was coming into popularity. 25 - The Barn, Grosmont Wood Farm, Cross Ash, Monmouthshire, Wales (Gwent Constabulary Spring Holiday Barn Dance) Remembers Larry : Mike McClellan had his accident – he was driving back from a gig, fell asleep in a big van he had, rolled in and rattled around in that thing and really scrambled his brains – he was bad ! The bass-playing nurse was not an actual nurse this time, but Soose, Dave Stewart’s girlfriend who did the lights for the band on tour. 28 - Palais des Sports, Toulouse, France 20 - The Syria Mosque Theater, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Most the popular bands were pretty basic – Stones, Beatles, etc. 21 - Birdcage, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England The latter statement, as we will see, would prove incorrect. 25 - Marlowe Theater, Canterbury, Kent, England 15 - The Silverdome, Pontiac, Michigan 4 - Olympiastadion, Munich, Germany 21 - Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England 3 - Budokan Grand Hall, Tokyo, Japan 5 - Sportpalast, West Berlin, West Germany 20 - The Red Shoes Ballroom, Elgin, Scotland 19 - Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania February 20 & 21, 1968 - ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France We might have done a gig in Kent, I can barely remember doing a couple of strange gigs there, one of them near an army base… Then I think it was Daevid who came up with the name The Soft Machine, from Burroughs, or whatever it was. Found inside... Palmer's mechanized armadillo, Yes' riffs on Shastric scriptures, and Pink Floyd's giantballoon-inspiring The Wall. ... 5 GONG Though born out of England's Canterbury scene—where founder Daevid Allen helped start the legendary Soft ... The Soft Machine may have – but I don’t think I was with them at that time. July 22, 1969 - P-1 TV show recording date 6 - Seymour Hall, London (Freak Out Ethel) and UFO, The Blarney Club, Tottenham Court Road, London, England 30 - Imperial Club, Nelson, Lancashire, England, 1 - Saville Theater, London, England May 22, 1972 - Amsterdam Rock Circus, Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam, Netherlands 17 - The Scene, New York City, New York Replied Garry : When I left, the two remaining members were Doug Newton (bass) and Frank Trembath, who started as a guitarist, and then took up electric piano and organ. 15 - The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 23 - CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 18 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London, England [23] October 25, 1969 - Amougies Pop & Jazz Festival, Mont de L'Enclus, Belgium I and a bunch of other hippies got on a bus and drove around the country and ended up in New York, then went up to Vermont and kind of hung out between New York City and Vermont for a while. June 14, 1968 - Midsummer Ball, University College, London Phil was a high-energy drummer, with great hands. 18 - Boston Gardens, Boston, Massachusetts 22 - The Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, California 18 - The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Canterbury scene Swedish death metal: Opeth and Meshuggah c. Psychedelic music, especially Pink Floyd d. Iron Maiden Show transcribed image text 24. 10 - Capitol Center, Landover, Maryland A really contradictory time it was, but I learned to survive on hardly any money – very useful for a life with Gong ! June 12, 1968 - May Ball, Kings College, Cambridge 12 - Irvine Auditorium, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 13 - Mothers, Erdington, Birmingham, Warwickshire 15 - Magic Village, Manchester I was there with Geoff Bevan, so I guess he had started making speakers himself by then, and was using a curved wooden projector on the front of his speakers which he later dropped. 8 - Plumpton Racecourse, Sussex (9th National Jazz & Blues Festival) 20 - Student Union, Queen Mary College, Twickenham, London While I was never able to trace Phil Howard’s current whereabouts, I still had minimal documentation of his brief career before and after Soft Machine which I was then able to expand upon. 13 - Centennial Concert Hall, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada I told her I had read that while a student she had edited a university magazine that caused controversy to the point of articles being written about it in mainstream newspapers. In the Q & Mojo Classic Special Edition Pink Floyd & The Story of Prog Rock, the album came #34 in its list of "40 Cosmic Rock Albums". Online, everywhere. What about Pink Floyd, who were akin to brothers for Soft Machine on the early London underground scene ? This is when fate intervened and Larry crossed paths with the Canterbury Scene in exile…. 1968 - A Saucerful of Secrets He got this little band called El Rayo-X, a nice kind of skiffle, dance band – good little band. 13 - Fifth Dimension, Ann Arbor, Michigan 16 - The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan I think Pip played with us between Gong and Hatfield and the North, and I think Charles left us to play briefly with Gong – but memory is hazy for all the usual reasons. 6 - ORTF TV Studios, Buttes Chaumont, Paris, France ('Samedi et Compagnie' ORTF French TV) 22 - Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, New York The judge’s attitude at the time was that I must be unstable and immoral to want to leave a firm marriage with a guy with a good job. 22 - Parc des Expositions, Colmar, France 23 - Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio 13 - Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria, 4 - Rainbow Theater, Finsbury Park, London, England (two shows) (Robert Wyatt benefit concerts), 18 - Palais des Exposition, Toulouse, France 16 - Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, Long Island, New York 8 - Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan 21 - Speakeasy, West End, London, England February 1980 - The Wall I wanted to take this much further, with like hoovers, blow-up dollies, golf clubs etc. She, I seem to remember, worked for Chris Lord, whom I met a few times. 28 - New Bingley Hall, Stafford, England 19 - The Community Center, Tuscon, Arizona 28 - Palais des Sports, Toulouse, France Tony Wiggins was a roadie who worked with the Softs, and he worked with us spasmodically from the start of the group. Byam Shaw School of Art, Kensington, London, England The book explores the music, the defining moments, and the personality clashes that very nearly destroyed the band. 28 - Stadium du Nord, Villeneuve d'Ascq, Lille, France I always liked Richard as a person – he was once very kind to me when I was very low and thinking of giving up playing, and he persuaded me not to. It would be fair to say that my return to Australia included elements of homesick, but the fact that Caparius was not getting even marginal audience or industry acceptance made me realise I had to move on. 27 - Theater 140, Brussels, Belgium He however still found time to reunite with his old mates. 26 - Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, Missouri May 6, 1968 - Rome International Pop Festival, Palazzo dello Sport EUR, Rome, Italy 22 - Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California 21 - Altes Casino, Montreux, Switzerland 15 - The Warehouse, New Orleans, Louisiana 18 - Oude Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Netherlands [11] 23 - Reunion Arena, Dallas, Texas 15 - The Empire Theater, Liverpool, England 13 - Audimax der Technische University, West Berlin, West Germany (two shows) 12 - Auditorium Maximum, Hamburg University, West Germany The whole Canterbury scene: Am i a Joke to you? He was more of a “tour manager” than roadie, and became known for rushing around with a clipboard, bribing custom officials and so on. 5 - Roman Ampitheater, Pompeii, Italy (recording for Live in Pompeii movie) 14 - Studio C, BBC Lime Grove Studios, London, England (Look of the Week, BBC 1 TV) 12 - The Tea Party, Boston, Massachusetts 14 - Palais des Sports de la Porte de Versailles, Paris France (Roland Petit Ballet) (two shows), 3 - Palais des Sports de la Porte de Versailles, Paris France (Roland Petit Ballet) (two shows) 29 - Tulip Bulb Auction Hall, Spalding, Lincolnshire, England (Barbeque `67), 2 - UFO, The Blarney Club, 31 Tottenham Court Road, London, England First we discussed his general perspective on the UK scene, coming from a very different musical environment in his native California…. 26 - Ford Auditorium, Detroit, Michigan 21. 26 - Killesberghalle, Stuttgart, West Germany I stayed there for a while, then Jane and I rented a flat in Notting Hill Gate where Joy Bang, an American Starlet, had been living. 16 - Empire Pool, Wembley, London, England (BBC recording date) 30 - Chateau de Chantilly, Chantilly, France 12 - Locarno, Sunderland, England I did three degrees at London University, then went to France and met Daevid, more or less as I was just out of college. He’d get up early and he’d jump over some fences and find these little streams, and he’d come back with some trout, which he’d cook up for breakfast ! Garry Whannel – guitar 11 - Thebarton Oval, Adelaide, Australia But he’s fought his way back over the years, he got married and had a kid and stuff. 18 - The Palace Theater, Waterbury, Connecticut In Canterbury in the early 60s, a psychedelic pop rock group was formed under the name The Wilde Flowers. 18 - Piper Club, Rome, Italy (two shows) This prompted a related memory : Charlie Watkins of WEM devised a strange PA system with giant wooden horn speakers, which was tested in a cinema in south London with a dozen bands and their roadies (including the Strawbs), looking on. 25 - 201 Piccadilly, Studio 1, London (BBC Top Gear Show recording date) 6 - City Hall, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England For many the defining work of both Hatfield and the North and, possibly, the Canterbury Scene as a whole, The Rotters’ Club was, like its predecessor, housed in a memorable cover designed by Pip Pyle’s friend Laurie Lewis, who went on to design quite a few striking album covers for a wide range of artists well outside the Canterbury Scene realm. Of the ‘lost’ album, Peter Martin reflects : It wasn’t musically successful, to my mind. He certainly was the most organised accountant I’ve ever come across, his tour accounts were so detailed, neat and correct. It was probably our best performance – shame no-one taped it ! Phil Howard had a lot of trouble with it, and only Charlie ever really nailed it. 3 - Stadion Feyenoord, Rotterdam, Netherlands 14 - The Civic Center, Hartford, Connecticut 8 - Municipal Auditorium, Austin, Texas 4 - Locarno, Coventry, Warwickshire, England 6 - Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida And we enjoyed the fish he’d bring back ! 16 - The Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California 27 - Ford Auditorium, Detroit, Michigan October 5-7, 1971 - Roman Ampitheater, Pompeii, Italy 17 - Arcadia Ballroom, Cork, Ireland 9 - Britannia Club, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England ORTF French TV) 26 - Dean Smith Center, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27 - The Maryland, Glasgow, Scotland (Glasgow Arts Lab benefit) I was going to do something with Soft Machine on the famous occasion at the Palais des Sports that turned into a riot [January 1971]. 23 - Olympia Stadium, Detroit, Michigan Originally the Wilde Flowers, a teenage band of members living in and around Canterbury, playing a mix of pop, … 9 - Joh Hall, Osaka, Japan 22 - Wintergardens, Bournemouth, Hampshire 1967 - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn March 7, 1970 - University of Bristol Arts Festival, Colston Hall, Bristol 13 - CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 4 - Roman Ampitheater, Pompeii, Italy (recording for Live in Pompeii movie) 26 - Ford Auditorium, Detroit, Michigan 23 - Stade du Parc Olympique, Montreal, Canada 30 - The Citrus Bowl, Orlando, Florida, 4 - Carter Finley Stadium, Raleigh, North Carolina 25 - B.C. 28 - University of Essex, Colchester, Essex, England, 2 - Cadenna's, Guildford, Surrey, England 17 - Festa Nazionale dell Unita, Modena, Italy 25 - Municipal Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio [46] 13 - Henry Arena, Wichita, Kansas 8 - The Odeon, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England 19 - Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas In the Land of Grey and Pink isthe best album by the best Canterbury Scene Progressive Rock band. 28 - Empire Theater, Liverpool Merseyside, Lancashire, England 26 - Empress Ballroom, Blackpool, Lancashire, England December 2, 1968 - BBC Top Gear Show recording date I was still working as DJ at the Toltec. 12 - Falkoner Centret, Copenhagen, Denmark (two shows) But when I saw Dave, he didn’t look too good, he looked like a junkie, I don’t know that he was or not, he just looked like it. The editor was enthusiastic, but said he couldn’t use them, because “we already did America last year”… However, he was looking for a photographer to shoot a series on the new hotels being built on government grants in London around this time – not particularly exciting, but it was an assignment… Later, when Hatfield were looking for a location for The Rotters’ Club group portrait, we waltzed into one of those hotels, which provided a suitably incongruous backdrop. April 1975 - Wish You Were Here tour 27 - Estadio Olimpico, Barcelona, Spain The Parameters of Saturn, Side 2 : 1. Our road manager built us a sound system tailored to our vocal-less monitoring needs, in an early incarnation of the company Zoot Horn who went on to provide gear to many bands including Soft Machine. So I remember seeing them, travelling in vans, and sitting around in dressing rooms. 1970 - Atom Heart Mother 26 - Technical College, Bromley, Kent, England 3 - Playhouse Theater, Northumberland Avenue, London, England (BBC Monday Monday live broadcast) 6 - Granada TV Studios, Manchester, England 21 - CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Larry couldn’t remember much as far as what songs were played at that point, though he identified “Hope For Happiness” as a “foundation piece” of the set (but wrongly attributed it to Robert Wyatt rather than Brian Hopper), and titles like “I Should’ve Known” or “A Certain Kind” were familiar to him, but not “We Did It Again” or “Why Are We Sleeping ?”. 19 - Cinecitta, Rome, Italy 26 - Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California 15 - Crystal Palace Bowl, London (Garden Party at the Crystal Palace Bowl) All had their own volume controls, so each musician could set their own balance. I’ve told this story before but in the early days of Facelift, probably late 1989 or early 1990 I was in regular correspondence with Hugh Hopper who did his utmost to try and support the fanzine in its infancy. 13 - The Pavilion, Weymouth, Dorset, England I asked Larry to elaborate on Mike Ratledge‘s personality and contribution to Soft Machine at this early stage, long before he’d become the band’s musical leader : Mike was that class of English guy, a bit stiff-upper-lipped and all that kind of thing, but at the same time with a little touch of ‘hip’. The Yardbirds did have guitar players. April 29, 1967 - 14 Hour Technicolour Dream, International Times Free Speech benefit, Alexandra Palace 5 - Students Union, Royal Arcade Ballrooms, Bournemouth College, Boscombe, Bournemouth, Hampshire, England August 31, 1970 - Caravan Festival, Canterbury, England An early Pink Floyd performance at UFO. Unirse al Servidor. September 17, 1969 - Radio Hilversum broadcast, Concertgebow, Amsterdam 22 - The Coliseum, Hampton, Virginia 28 - The Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California The Kingston Trio started it for most of us suburban kids. Each had his own personality stamped on it. Soft Machine in 1968 When Soft Machine first formed in 1966 in Canterbury, England, they were at the leading edge of the British psychedelic scene, and by 1967 they were playing legendary underground London clubs like UFO alongside a young Pink Floyd, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, et al. 154. 20 - Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas And practice space for an electric band was a very big hassle, as was lugging equipment around. 24 - The Dome, Brighton, England (benefit for the Brighton Combination) It is unknown whether Howard’s departure from Just Us later that year, to be replaced by Louis Moholo, was a direct consequence of this setback, but there is no record of him playing anywhere with anyone until a brief surprise reappearance in the Sinclair/Coxhill Band three years later, which performed a largely improvised set at the Reims Jazz Festival. 25 - Dean Smith Center, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 14 - Gymnasium, State University of New York, Stony Brook, Long Island, New York 22 - CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 10 - Ulster Hall, Belfast, Ireland 6 - CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 18 - Uni-Dome, Cedar Falls, Iowa 13 - The Empire Theater, Liverpool, Lancashire 16 - The Arena, Verona, Italy Found inside – Page 152... of the English psychedelic scene and played many of the scene's early shows with Pink Floyd both at the Roundhouse and UFO. ... The Soft Machine was a Canterbury-based band and should have had a chance at the same exposure and ... 29 - Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida, 12 - Olympiahalle, Munich, West Germany 25 - BBC Playhouse Theater, London, England (BBC Top Gear Show recording date) 13 - Vejlby-Risskov Hallen, Arhus, Denmark 27 - Auditorium Theater, Chicago, Illinois Came the reply : Metz [July 1st, 1972] was the first gig I did with them. None of the musicians seem to have kept a copy of the album in any shape or form, and it seems unlikely it will ever be heard again. Indeed, recalls Whitehead : The tapes got lost in New York. I submitted Charles’ memories to Pip who commented : Well, there you go ! 29 - Palais des Sports de Paris Bercy, Paris, France In order to narrow down the chronology of all this I asked Charles when he’d joined and left Gong, based on the available chronology of gigs. June 26, 1968 - Sheffield Arts Festival, Students Union, Sheffield University, Yorkshire, England 17 - Patronaatsgebouw, Terneuzen, Netherlands, and Concertgebouw, Vlissingen, Netherlands July 6, 1967 - Top of the Pops, BBC TV I had come across a reference to a band called Short Back And Psycho, which turned out to refer to the same band, only the name appears to be that of one of their pieces, not the band itself. 27 - Mother's Club, Birmingham, England ( Ummagumma recording date), 2 - College of Commerce, Manchester( Ummagumma recording date) So when we got our deal with Virgin, we got him to build our PA which was pretty much the dog’s bollocks at the time. 14 - Earls Court Exhibition Hall, London, England April 1, 1967 - EMI press launch 7 - Roman Ampitheater, Pompeii, Italy (recording for Live in Pompeii movie) Folks were walking by and they enjoyed it, as we did ! 24 - Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida [31] 9 - The Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California 3 - Palais des Sports, Caen, France 6 - Strasbourg, France March 30, 1970 - Music Evolution Festival, Hall des Expositions, Bourget, France (David Gilmour, Nick Mason, Roger Waters & Richard Wright with Andy Bown, Andy Roberts, Willie Wilson, Peter Wood, Joe Chemay, Stan Farber, Jim Haas and Jon Joyce), 13 - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, West Germany 27 - Olympiahalle, Munich, West Germany [17] (Note : In fact the genesis of This Heat was a little more complicated. In spite of this setback, added with the lack of media attention, the members of Caparius began to branch out and play with other bands on the London jazz scene. 13 - The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 4 - The Coliseum, Oakland, California 6 - Docklands Arena, London, England 8 - The Kingdome, Seattle, Washington 4 - The Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, 18 - Deutschlandhalle, West Berlin, West Germany

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