Rock 'n' Roll Music: Brixton Boy Calling

Publisher Marketing: ENJOY MY ROCK MUSIC JOURNEY through the 1960's. > Pink Floyd residency for Author at Royal College Art. > The Who auditioned for Author as 'High Numbers'. > Author booked all the Rock Icons throughout 1960's. >Featuring Famous Rock Groups booked by Author 60's -70's It was 1960 and I was the youngest Rock Music Agent in Soho, Piccadilly aged 19. In those days you had to be 21 to get licenced. That was the age of majority back then. Westminster City Council sent their Entertainment Employment Agency Inspector [an ex copper] to interview me. He trusted me enough to grant me a license while I was still a tender 19 year old teenager. When I opened my office in Archer Street, Piccadilly London business was very slow. I then started booking all the beat clubs and coffee bars in Soho. But the business only became a success when I focused my efforts on Colleges & Universities. I then formed College Entertainments Ltd. I was managing director until 1972 when I married the love of my life. That is when I sold the company after enjoying twelve hectic years of rock music success. That period from 1960 until the early '70's was an exciting explosive crazy roller coaster ride. It was a frantic time. The start of unadulterated Rock Music. I started out with nothing. I was broke and lived on Tulse Hill estate in Brixton. Homeless people have been known to refuse accommodation on that notorious estate..... I go into detail about my rock music adventures later. > Rod Stewart help save Author's Rock Music Agency. > Marc Bolan appeared at Mistral club for Author. > Clapton played in famous groups Author booked Contributor Bio:  Harrison, Peter Peter Harrison is Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford, and Director of the Ian Ramsey Centre, University of Oxford. He is the author of The Bible, Protestantism and the Rise of Natural Science (Cambridge, 1998), and The Fall of Man and the Foundation of Science (Cambridge, 2007).