The Liverpool Scene. Photo Credit: Don McCullin
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For me, though, The Liverpool Scene were one of the greatest acts that year.  They were an art and poetry band, and a favourite of mine and John Peel’s.  Their singer Adrian Henri was a wonderful songwriter and poet, who adored the blues but also sent it up – “I’ve got the Fleetwood Mac, Cjicken Shack, John Mayall, can’t fail Blues…”  The irony of their whole act was that they were great musicians.  They never had any hits, as irony didn’t pay.
Jeff Dexter.

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Article from UNCUT magazine

Christmas photo of the Liverpool Scene in 1969

Poster from Buxton Festival for the Liverpool Scene

 

THE

LIVERPOOL

SCENE

 

BREAD ON THE NIGHT

BREAD ON THE NIGHT
RCA SF8057
1969
  • Side One
1 The day we danced at the Dole (Evans)
2 The Raven (Roberts)
3 GBS Blues (Evans)
4 The entry of Christ into Liverpool (Band)
5 64 (Roberts)
  • Side Two
1 Come into the perfumed garden Maud (Henri)
2 See the conkering heroine comes (Henri & Roberts)
3 Winter Poem (Henri & Jones) (see video below)
4 I've got those Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, John Mayall can't fail blues (Henri)
BAND:
Andy Roberts
Adrian Henri
Mike Evans
Percy Jones
Brian Dodson
 
PRODUCED BY:
Sandy Roberton and Liverpool Scene
 

 

 

The Liverpool Scene at Bath festival 1969.  Photo Creidt: Mike Read