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BOOK - MARQUEE: THE STORY OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MUSIC VENUE GROOVIE RECORDS REPRESS includes Hardcover

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BOOK - MARQUEE: THE STORY OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MUSIC VENUE GROOVIE RECORDS REPRESS includes HardcoverBOOK BY ROBERT SELLERS & NICK PENDLETON Londons Marquee was the most famous and iconic music club in the world. Melody Maker went so far as to dub it the most important venue in the history of pop music. And, really, what rock fan doesn't know the Who's iconic "Maximum R&B: Tuesdays at the Marquee" poster? Starting out as a jazz club on Oxford Street before relocating to Sohos Wardour Street, the Marquee moved with the times, presenting R&B with

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BOOK - MARQUEE: THE STORY OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST MUSIC VENUE GROOVIE RECORDS REPRESS includes HardcoverBOOK BY ROBERT SELLERS & NICK PENDLETON Londons Marquee was the most famous and iconic music club in the world. Melody Maker went so far as to dub it the most important venue in the history of pop music. And, really, what rock fan doesn't know the Who's iconic "Maximum R&B: Tuesdays at the Marquee" poster? Starting out as a jazz club on Oxford Street before relocating to Sohos Wardour Street, the Marquee moved with the times, presenting R&B with

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