Kenwood

A year before you know who turned up, here they (Bambi Kino/Kaiserkeller) are, on home movies made for none other than Bruno Koschmider in...

In January 1995, Andrew Hawkins, finding the gates at Kenwood open, took the decision to chance his luck and headed up to the house to see ...

As the old (and moving) trad. arr. has it: "Chapel Street, Chapel Street, Hard to walk to, Without any feet" (What is this driv...

More from the Tracks auction. Pete Shotton has several lots in the sale, including this - what's left of the chess table from the lou...

Tracks have just published full details of their latest auction, and, as ever, it is full of fascinating bits unt bobs, including these r...

Be honest, now: have you actually listened to the whole (or even any part) of The Wedding Album? If not, ye should, particularly side 1...

A number of readahs have written to ask if this nonsense is finally, and not before time, over. The answer is no, but it is on hiatus, as I...

Too busy to post recently, but I'll gladly make time for these rather wonderful pics. This must be pretty close to the Two Virgins nigh...

More from Bravo: Tittenhurst shortly after John & Yoko moved in. Above, the front door (later famously featured in the Imagine promo), ...

Ah yes. Kenwood. The ostensible subject of this blog. Remember, anybody? Anybody? Anybody? A splendid shot of Les Anthony, Lennon chauffeu...

Kenny Everett's contemporary account of the fabled housewarming/Pepper launch party at Kingsley Hill is laced with fascinating detail, ...

From the pages of Cheetah magazine, January 1968. Degs is held in high regard round these parts, and it's always great to see some ...

19th May, 1967: 24 Chapel Street. The evening party for Pepper chez Eppy was a two-part affair - first, assorted photographers were given...

¿Qué pasaba New York? In the good old 1970s, the Record Plant East at 321 West 44th Street was what was happening; it was John's stud...