Gaz Mayall: Gaz's Rockin' Blues

This book chronicles the history of London's iconic music venue, Gaz Mayall: Gaz's Rockin' Blues, celebrating its 30th anniversary with rich memorabilia.

The book Gaz Mayall: Gaz's Rockin' Blues celebrates the rich history of one of London's most beloved music venues. Founded by Gaz Mayall in 1980, this club has become an institution, known for its vibrant atmosphere and dedication to blues and ska music. The book coincides with the 30th anniversary of the club night, showcasing a treasure trove of memorabilia including flyers, posters, and photographs that capture the essence of the nights spent dancing and enjoying live music. Readers are treated to anecdotes from those who have experienced the magic of Gaz's Rockin' Blues firsthand.

Gaz Mayall, the eldest son of blues legend John Mayall, has been at the helm of this iconic venue since its inception. His passion for music began in his teenage years, collecting records and forming his band, The Trojans. The book delves into his journey, detailing how he transformed a simple club night into a legendary experience that has attracted music lovers for decades. With a rich blend of genres from reggae to rock'n'roll, Gaz's eclectic taste has shaped the club's identity and continues to draw diverse crowds.

In Gaz Mayall: Gaz's Rockin' Blues, readers will find not only a historical account but also a heartfelt tribute to the power of music and community. The book captures the spirit of the club, illustrating how it has been a platform for emerging artists and a sanctuary for music enthusiasts. It's a must-read for anyone who has danced the night away at this iconic venue or wishes to learn more about its lasting impact on London's music scene.