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Recorded on October 2, 2010 at UniTunes Coffehouse in Houston, Texas
Recorded on October 2, 2010 at UniTunes Coffeehouse in Houston, Texas.
Download the mp3 4 free @ mug.gs Billy Bragg covers Debris with Ian McLagen
From The Album(Bump In The Night) ---IAN McLAGAN---- Lead Vocals,Guitars & Keyboards)))Ian McLagan Lead Guitar & Vocals)))Johnny Lee Schell Drums,Percussion & Vocals)))Ricky Fataar Bass)))Ray Ohara ---(AioryaRecordsLP)-----
Rock legend and long-time Texan Ian McLagan rocks the Armadillo Christmas Bazaar 2009 with an early set on the second day of the Bazaar. And believe me, Ian, we will follow, too, wherever you lead.
from the Armadillo Bazaar in Austin
Ian McLagan plays "Never Say Never Again" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
Ian McLagan - Joe's Pub - November 12, 2009
Ian Mclagan performs Ronnie Lane's Face's classic "Glad And Sorry" withJon Notarthomas (sorry couldn't fit 'em both in the shot) @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
Ian McLagan pays tribute to the late great Ronnie Lane and performs "Debris" @ The Record Collector, Bordentown, NJ, USA 11/13/09
Ian McLagan Nov 12, 2009 Joe's Pub NYC Debris ~ a Ronnie Lane song
Mac discusses his new band, growing up in London in the '60s, and hiring the Rolling Stones.
Rock and Roll legend Ian McLagan (Small Faces, Faces, Rolling Stones) shares the emotional story behind the title track of his new CD "Never Say Never."
Ian McLagan & the Bump Band ft. Patty Griffin Live on the Late Show
The Late Show with David Letterman
Ian McLagan and the Bump Band live at BB Kings Bar and Grill in New York 2009
Ian McLagan and the Bump Band live at BB Kings Bar and Grill in New York 2009
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...Ian McLagan tries to schedule his flights back into town so he'll arrive during the hours that the Little Thailand restaurant, about seven miles east of the airport, would be open. He didn't just go there for the great Thai food, but to hang out with jovial...
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Austin American-Statesman
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Gurf Morlix lent his many talents to other artists, but now he’s making a name for himself as a performer.
In addition to performing Blaze Foley’s songs at the Drunken Angel screening Thursday at the Old Quarter in Galveston (see page 10) Morlix will
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Houston Chronicle
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Bump In The Night. ATENTO Y CERCA DE TI. Buena Rolita.
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Jimmy Webb at the Cactus Cafe. It's not often you get to see a legend perform 20 feet away. The Okie Gershwin ('By the Time I Get To Phoenix,' 'Wichita Lineman') is known to put on a spellbinding concert. 8 p.m. $33. Cactus Cafe. 24th and Guadalupe
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Austin360
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Ian and the Bump Band put on a fantastic show
Red Devil Lounge, San Francisco
Red Devil Lounge
Red Devil Lounge
Red Devil Lounge, san Francisco
Red Devil Lounge, San Francisco
Red Devil Lounge, San Francisco
Mac and his bump band entertain the crowd at the Red Devil Lounge!
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A legend in his own right, Ian McLagan was an integral part of the 1960s British mod band Small Faces. In 1965, shortly after the group’s inception, he was brought in as a keyboardist. Before an inevitable move towards full-blown psychedelia, (see 1967'
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San Francisco Bay Guardian
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...personal regrets I have about leaving Austin, Texas—besides, you know, the actual leaving—is that I never got to see Ian McLagan & the Bump Band while I was there. It’s embarrassing to admit that, because Mac has a regular residency at Lucky Lounge. However,...
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PopMatters
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One of the biggest personal regrets I have about leaving Austin, Texas—besides, you know, the actual leaving—is that I never got to see Ian McLagan & the Bump Band while I was there. It’s embarrassing to admit that, because Mac has a regular residency
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Ian McLagan (far right) was the keyboardist for British pop band Small Faces, seen here in 1977.
Fresh Air from WHYY, April 10, 2009 -
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NPR
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With bassist Ronnie Lane, guitarist Ronnie Wood and vocalist Rod Stewart, not to mention keyboardist Ian McLagan and drummer Kenney Jones, The Faces would have been considered a supergroup of its time though no one probably saw them as that. By today’s
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Talkin' About My Revolutions
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Ian McLagan live at Waterloo Records SXSW 2009 Austin, TX
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The reunion of the Faces is a non-starter but Rod Stewart, the band's frontman, is doing his own tour. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer brings his career retrospective show to Target Center on Aug. 17.
Last June, Stewart announced that the Faces, his
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Minneapolis Star Tribune
http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/41712622.html
Recorded on March 17, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder.
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Early Tuesday evening, information from reliable sources about two legendary bands circulated around Austin, Texas, on the eve of the South by Southwest music conference/festival.
At Stubbs, BMI held its regular Howdy Texas Party, which was hosted by
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Asbury Park Press
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Ian McLagan & the Bump Band "Judy" 2/25/2009 Vienna, VA
I've got to guess "Little" Walter Jacobs would be quite happy with this run thru of Temperature that Ian McLagan (Small Faces) long running Bump Band laid down in the DC area on Feb. 25, 2009...we were able to sneak up to the front of the club (Jammin Java, Vienna, VA) for the last few songs of the set, including this oldie. Super thanks to Lynne Rossi for facilitating this. Check out: www.ianmclagan.com/ www.myspace.com/ianmclaganandthebumpband www.markandesmusic.com/
Ian McLagan (Small Faces) & the Bump Band "Spiritual Babe" Live 2/25/2009 at Jammin Java, Vienna, VA. As always, this clip uploaded with permission from the artist! Super thanks to Lynne Rossi for facilitating this. Check out: www.ianmclagan.com/ www.myspace.com/ianmclaganandthebumpband www.markandesmusic.com/
March 3, 2009 at BB King's in NYC Ian "Mac" McLagan and the Bump Band
Ian McLagan and the Bump Band perform "Cindy Incidentally" at BB King's on March 3, 2009
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Posted by Mitch Michaels on 03.03.2009
Rod Stewart holding things up...
Former Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan says that the band's rumored reunion won't likely be a large scale tour. Most likely "we do a couple shows and film it. Whether
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411Mania.com
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Ian McLagan and the Bump Band perform "I Will Follow" from their new 02:59 records release "Never Say Never" at the Union Square Virgin megastore on 3/2/09
Recorded on February 28, 2009 at the Sellersville Theater, Sellersville, PA.
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