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Nutmeg Live At Redmere Festival 1986

Posted Sunday, June 24th, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield

Recently I decided it was time to purge my old videos having amassed far too many over the last 20 years - it appears I recorded everything! As a typical [continued]

No Place Like Home

Posted Monday, May 21st, 2007 by Karl Bedingfield

Crossland and the Ely music scene 1989-1992 By Chris Williams Ian Brown of the Stone Roses once remarked, “It’s not where you’re from (that matters) it’s where you at.” Well, I think [continued]

Breakin’ Down / Donald Elsey’s Big Decision

Posted Sunday, December 31st, 2006 by Karl Bedingfield

This week's video is is an early incarnation of The Traceys. Donald Elsey’s Big Decision enjoyed the patronage of Malcolm McLaren after using a sample of his voice on [continued]

Ely’s Forgotten Bands: Higher Breed

Posted Thursday, February 9th, 2006 by John Glover

This feature was originally scheduled for inclusion in the 1st edition of a local magazine called Rhythm Town that John Glover and myself were to publish in 1991. Sadly the [continued]

Ely’s Forgotten Bands: The Sokkets

Posted Tuesday, January 10th, 2006 by Karl Bedingfield

OK, this isn't strictly one of Ely's forgotten bands but I thought it would be fun to publish an interview I done for Chris Hunt's Sixth Form mag 'IT' back [continued]

Ely’s Forgotten Bands: This Property Is Condemned

Posted Monday, December 19th, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield

Ely Online has had a long association with many Ely bands over the last twenty years, some we were in, some were just good friends with, others we just dug! [continued]

The Radio One Experience With Crossland

Posted Monday, May 23rd, 2005 by Karl Bedingfield

In 1990, Crossland, were one of Ely's most popular bands with a loyal local following and they were starting to attract attention nationally. March 31st, 1991 sees the band [continued]

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