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Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas. Stock Photo

RMG2BAN0–Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas.

Chikinki live at the Anson Rooms Bristol. Stock Photo

RMEHFHER–Chikinki live at the Anson Rooms Bristol.

RMK4A7EB–The psychedelic group The Alan Bown! performs in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 19 October 1968. Nonesuch, the student newspaper, reported they had a brand new sound system. “The power output was 1000 watts. The p/a system was 400 watts.” The group said volume was part of their act and the high output gave them no distortion.

Louis Jones of the band Warm Jests playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Warm Jets, a British indie rock band formed in the '90s, brought a blend of psychedelic and alternative rock. Their album 'Future Signs' showcased their atmospheric sound. Though short-lived, Warm Jets' music left an impression on fans of the alternative music scene. Stock Photo

RM2WHBT91–Louis Jones of the band Warm Jests playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Warm Jets, a British indie rock band formed in the '90s, brought a blend of psychedelic and alternative rock. Their album 'Future Signs' showcased their atmospheric sound. Though short-lived, Warm Jets' music left an impression on fans of the alternative music scene.

Lead singer Robb Storme performs with Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. Stock Photo

RMM8GBHT–Lead singer Robb Storme performs with Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events.

Interior rooms of Winsor Castle in Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona, USA Stock Photo

RF2DFE7M8–Interior rooms of Winsor Castle in Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona, USA

Fleetwood Mac: Peter Green performing with Fleetwood Mac during Bristol University Rag Week in the Anson Rooms at the Students Union on 5 March 1969 Stock Photo

RMHWXX21–Fleetwood Mac: Peter Green performing with Fleetwood Mac during Bristol University Rag Week in the Anson Rooms at the Students Union on 5 March 1969

Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . ly the essential doctrines and practices of all. I *The ruins of Stanshawes Court were nine miles from Bristol. The present housewas not built until after 1871. Mother visited Bristol in 1833, as is shown by entryin her diary July 15: Rode to Bristol, and took rooms on Clifton Heights, verj- near where Hannah More was thenresiding, and where she soon breathed her last. There were Stokeses in Tokenhouse Yard before father had his office there. A reportof the Church Missionary Society Stock Photo

RM2AJKFGH–Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . ly the essential doctrines and practices of all. I *The ruins of Stanshawes Court were nine miles from Bristol. The present housewas not built until after 1871. Mother visited Bristol in 1833, as is shown by entryin her diary July 15: Rode to Bristol, and took rooms on Clifton Heights, verj- near where Hannah More was thenresiding, and where she soon breathed her last. There were Stokeses in Tokenhouse Yard before father had his office there. A reportof the Church Missionary Society

Edgar Broughton performs in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 11 October 1969. Stock Photo

RMK4A7K4–Edgar Broughton performs in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 11 October 1969.

RMG2BAMY–Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas.

Aki Shibahara of the band Warm Jests playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Warm Jets, a British indie rock band formed in the '90s, brought a blend of psychedelic and alternative rock. Their album 'Future Signs' showcased their atmospheric sound. Though short-lived, Warm Jets' music left an impression on fans of the alternative music scene. Stock Photo

RM2WHBT9A–Aki Shibahara of the band Warm Jests playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Warm Jets, a British indie rock band formed in the '90s, brought a blend of psychedelic and alternative rock. Their album 'Future Signs' showcased their atmospheric sound. Though short-lived, Warm Jets' music left an impression on fans of the alternative music scene.

RF2DFE7KF–Interior rooms of Winsor Castle in Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona, USA

Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . in the same house withthe American dentist. Dr. Evans, who afterward helped EmpressEugenie to escape from Paris. Knowing that I had a large doubletooth that ought to be extracted, I went to Dr. Evanss rooms onemorning before breakfast, and had it out as a surprise for father.When I told him he was so pleased at my pluck, he gave me a five-franc piece. I went later in the day with my maid and used thismoney to have my ambrotype taken (the one with plaid dress), whichI gave to father, Stock Photo

RM2AJK1R9–Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . in the same house withthe American dentist. Dr. Evans, who afterward helped EmpressEugenie to escape from Paris. Knowing that I had a large doubletooth that ought to be extracted, I went to Dr. Evanss rooms onemorning before breakfast, and had it out as a surprise for father.When I told him he was so pleased at my pluck, he gave me a five-franc piece. I went later in the day with my maid and used thismoney to have my ambrotype taken (the one with plaid dress), whichI gave to father,

RMK4A7K8–Edgar Broughton performs in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 11 October 1969.

Pete Townsend performing with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, 7 December 1968 Stock Photo

RM2HJC1HC–Pete Townsend performing with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, 7 December 1968

Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970. Stock Photo

RM2HJC1J9–Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970.

RMG2BAMX–Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas.

RM2WHBT9G–Aki Shibahara of the band Warm Jests playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Warm Jets, a British indie rock band formed in the '90s, brought a blend of psychedelic and alternative rock. Their album 'Future Signs' showcased their atmospheric sound. Though short-lived, Warm Jets' music left an impression on fans of the alternative music scene.

18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T0J87Y–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RF2DFE7KC–Interior rooms of Winsor Castle in Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona, USA

. The Ansons in Asiatic temples. hind us,now, we have left Scutari.^ ^ It is, indeed, a specimen of Oriental splen-dor, said Mr. Anson. By the advice of their English acquaintance,they took rooms in the Hotel dAngleterre, inPera, to which they were taken by the agent ofthe hotel, who looked after their landing. Under the guidance of a dragoman, orguide, the Ansons went to visit the SultanasSeraglio, several of the mosques, and even acrossto Scutari, to see the Whirling Dervishes. Onseveral of these occasions Mrs. Anson was com-pelled to remain in her room at the hotel; thefever seemed to have Stock Photo

RM2CENXEP–. The Ansons in Asiatic temples. hind us,now, we have left Scutari.^ ^ It is, indeed, a specimen of Oriental splen-dor, said Mr. Anson. By the advice of their English acquaintance,they took rooms in the Hotel dAngleterre, inPera, to which they were taken by the agent ofthe hotel, who looked after their landing. Under the guidance of a dragoman, orguide, the Ansons went to visit the SultanasSeraglio, several of the mosques, and even acrossto Scutari, to see the Whirling Dervishes. Onseveral of these occasions Mrs. Anson was com-pelled to remain in her room at the hotel; thefever seemed to have

RM2HJC1JJ–Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970.

RMG2BAMW–Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas.

RM2T0J94K–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RF2DFE7M6–Interior rooms of Winsor Castle in Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona, USA

RM2HJC1JH–Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970.

Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas. Spacious industrial hall area. Stock Photo

RMG2BAN6–Richmond Building, University of Bristol Student's Union refurbishment. Activity Rooms, The Anson Rooms venue and bar spaces and link areas. Spacious industrial hall area.

RM2T0J40M–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2HJC1JF–Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970.

RM2T0J40J–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RM2HJC1HX–Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970.

RM2T0J7DM–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

Drummer Jim Capaldi performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970. Stock Photo

RM2HJC1JM–Drummer Jim Capaldi performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970.

“The Who”: Roger Daltrey performs with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, on 7 December 1968 Stock Photo

RM2KTAK4Y–“The Who”: Roger Daltrey performs with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, on 7 December 1968

Guitarist Peter Banks performs with the progressive rock band Yes in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 4 October 1969. Stock Photo

RMK4A7JF–Guitarist Peter Banks performs with the progressive rock band Yes in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 4 October 1969.

Soul singer Jimmy James performs with The Vagabonds in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 20 January 1968. Stock Photo

RMK4A7DA–Soul singer Jimmy James performs with The Vagabonds in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 20 January 1968.

RMK4A7DN–Soul singer Jimmy James performs with The Vagabonds in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 20 January 1968.

RM2T0J8HJ–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMK4A7E7–Soul singer Jimmy James performs with The Vagabonds in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 20 January 1968.

RM2T0J40P–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMK4A7DP–Soul singer Jimmy James performs with The Vagabonds in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 20 January 1968.

Jazz/Blues band The Web appear during Bristol University’s Freshers Week at the Presco Dance in the Anson Rooms on 30 September 1969. Stock Photo

RMK4A7JC–Jazz/Blues band The Web appear during Bristol University’s Freshers Week at the Presco Dance in the Anson Rooms on 30 September 1969.

RM2T0J41C–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMK4A7HR–Jazz/Blues band The Web appear during Bristol University’s Freshers Week at the Presco Dance in the Anson Rooms on 30 September 1969.

RM2T0J8W2–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

Julie Driscoll performs with Brian Auger and The Trinity at Bristol University’s Rag Ball in the Anson Rooms at the Students Union, on 7 March 1969 Stock Photo

RMKD9HP4–Julie Driscoll performs with Brian Auger and The Trinity at Bristol University’s Rag Ball in the Anson Rooms at the Students Union, on 7 March 1969

RM2T0J40T–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMKDC35M–Julie Driscoll performs with Brian Auger and The Trinity at Bristol University’s Rag Ball in the Anson Rooms at the Students Union, on 7 March 1969

The pop group New York Public Library perform in the Anson Rooms in the Students Union at Bristol University on 8 February 1969. Stock Photo

RMK4A7FM–The pop group New York Public Library perform in the Anson Rooms in the Students Union at Bristol University on 8 February 1969.

THE NICE: Keith Emerson performs with UK progressive rock band The Nice in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 18 January 1969 Stock Photo

RMHWX95H–THE NICE: Keith Emerson performs with UK progressive rock band The Nice in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 18 January 1969

Keith Moon (drummer) keeps his eye on Pete Townsend while performing with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, 7 December 1968 Stock Photo

RM2HJC1HG–Keith Moon (drummer) keeps his eye on Pete Townsend while performing with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, 7 December 1968

UK keyboard player and singer Zoot Money performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969. Stock Photo

RMKD9HPD–UK keyboard player and singer Zoot Money performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

RM2T0J7YX–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMKD9HPC–UK keyboard player and singer Zoot Money performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

RM2T0J4DC–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMKD9HPF–UK keyboard player and singer Zoot Money performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

RM2T0J4D3–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMKD9HPK–UK keyboard player and singer Zoot Money performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

RMK4A7G8–Fleetwood Mac: Peter Green performing with Fleetwood Mac during Bristol University Rag Week in the Anson Rooms at the Students Union on 5 March 1969

The UK progressive rock band Spooky Tooth perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. Stock Photo

RMM8GBHC–The UK progressive rock band Spooky Tooth perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events.

Keith Moon (drummer) wrecks his drum set-up watched by John Entwistle as they end a performance with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, 7 December 1968 Stock Photo

RM2HJC1HN–Keith Moon (drummer) wrecks his drum set-up watched by John Entwistle as they end a performance with The Who in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students’ Union, 7 December 1968

Marsha Hunt, American actress and singer famous for her role in the rock musical Hair, performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969. Stock Photo

RMKD9HPR–Marsha Hunt, American actress and singer famous for her role in the rock musical Hair, performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

RM2T0J4EX–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMHWX963–Marsha Hunt, American actress and singer, famous for her role in the rock musical Hair, performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

RM2T0J4D6–18-year-old Sophie Ellis-Bextor singing with her first band the indie group theaudience on the NME Tour 2018 at Anson Rooms, Bristol, UK on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins

BRITPOP FANS, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Cardigans set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T4PT66–BRITPOP FANS, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Cardigans set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMKD9HPN–Marsha Hunt, American actress and singer famous for her role in the rock musical Hair, performing at the Anson Rooms in Bristol University’s Students Union for a Halloween Ball on 31 October 1969.

Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970. This photograph appeared on Page 3 of Nonesuch, the Bristol student newspaper, on 6 May 1970. Stock Photo

RM2HJC1J5–Steve Winwood performs with Traffic in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, on 25 April 1970. This photograph appeared on Page 3 of Nonesuch, the Bristol student newspaper, on 6 May 1970.

CROWD SURFING BOY, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Bluetones set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T4PT5T–CROWD SURFING BOY, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Bluetones set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins

RMM8GBHH–Lead singer Robb Storme performs with Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events.

CROWD SURFING GIRL, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Bluetones set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T4PT61–CROWD SURFING GIRL, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Bluetones set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins

John Bachini performs with Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. He was also known by the name Baccini. Stock Photo

RMM8GBHP–John Bachini performs with Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. He was also known by the name Baccini.

BRITPOP FANS, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Heavy Stereo set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2T4PRWH–BRITPOP FANS, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Heavy Stereo set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins

Bass guitarist Trevor Burton performs with the pop group The Move in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 1 February 1969. Shortly afterwards he left Roy Wood, Carl Wayne and the others to pursue a blues career. Stock Photo

RMK4A7FA–Bass guitarist Trevor Burton performs with the pop group The Move in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 1 February 1969. Shortly afterwards he left Roy Wood, Carl Wayne and the others to pursue a blues career.

Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: Wil Malone and John Bachini (also known as John Baccini). Stock Photo

RMM8GBHN–Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: Wil Malone and John Bachini (also known as John Baccini).

Pop group The Move perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 1 February 1969. Shortly afterwards the group split up when bass guitarist Trevor Burton left Roy Wood, Carl Wayne and the others to pursue a blues career. Stock Photo

RMK4A7FB–Pop group The Move perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students Union on 1 February 1969. Shortly afterwards the group split up when bass guitarist Trevor Burton left Roy Wood, Carl Wayne and the others to pursue a blues career.

RMM8GBHJ–Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: Wil Malone, John Bachini (also known as John Baccini), Robb Storme

RM2T4PRWK–BRITPOP FANS, BRISTOL UNIVERSITY, 1996: Young fans in the crowd up against the safety barrier during the Heavy Stereo set on the NME Tour at Bristol University Anson Rooms in Bristol, England, UK in January 1996. Photo: Rob Watkins

Deeder Zaman from Asian Dub Foundation playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Asian Dub Foundation, a British electronic music group formed in 1993, melded elements of dub, punk, hip-hop, and South Asian music. Their politically charged lyrics and energetic beats, exemplified in albums like 'Rafi's Revenge,' made them influential in the fusion music scene. Stock Photo

RM2WHBT4F–Deeder Zaman from Asian Dub Foundation playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Asian Dub Foundation, a British electronic music group formed in 1993, melded elements of dub, punk, hip-hop, and South Asian music. Their politically charged lyrics and energetic beats, exemplified in albums like 'Rafi's Revenge,' made them influential in the fusion music scene.

The Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: Wil Malone, John Bachini (also known as John Baccini) and Robb Storme Stock Photo

RMM8GBHF–The Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: Wil Malone, John Bachini (also known as John Baccini) and Robb Storme

UK singer Joe Cocker performs with The Grease Band in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, during Freshers’ Week on 1 October 1968, as his single “With A Little Help From My Friends” climbs the UK charts to reach number one a month later. Stock Photo

RMHYPCXD–UK singer Joe Cocker performs with The Grease Band in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, during Freshers’ Week on 1 October 1968, as his single “With A Little Help From My Friends” climbs the UK charts to reach number one a month later.

Steve Chandra from Asian Dub Foundation playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Asian Dub Foundation, a British electronic music group formed in 1993, melded elements of dub, punk, hip-hop, and South Asian music. Their politically charged lyrics and energetic beats, exemplified in albums like 'Rafi's Revenge,' made them influential in the fusion music scene. Stock Photo

RM2WHBT2R–Steve Chandra from Asian Dub Foundation playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Asian Dub Foundation, a British electronic music group formed in 1993, melded elements of dub, punk, hip-hop, and South Asian music. Their politically charged lyrics and energetic beats, exemplified in albums like 'Rafi's Revenge,' made them influential in the fusion music scene.

RMHYPCXM–UK singer Joe Cocker performs with The Grease Band in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, during Freshers’ Week on 1 October 1968, as his single “With A Little Help From My Friends” climbs the UK charts to reach number one a month later.

RM2WHBT4R–Deeder Zaman from Asian Dub Foundation playing live at Bristol University Anson Rooms, Bristol, England on the NME Bratbus Tour on 24 January 1998. Photo: Rob Watkins. INFO: Asian Dub Foundation, a British electronic music group formed in 1993, melded elements of dub, punk, hip-hop, and South Asian music. Their politically charged lyrics and energetic beats, exemplified in albums like 'Rafi's Revenge,' made them influential in the fusion music scene.

Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins Stock Photo

RM2KFE64N–Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins

RMHYPCY0–UK singer Joe Cocker performs with The Grease Band in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, during Freshers’ Week on 1 October 1968, as his single “With A Little Help From My Friends” climbs the UK charts to reach number one a month later.

RM2KFE66C–Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins

RMHYPCY4–UK singer Joe Cocker performs with The Grease Band in the Anson Rooms, Bristol University Students Union, during Freshers’ Week on 1 October 1968, as his single “With A Little Help From My Friends” climbs the UK charts to reach number one a month later.

RMM8GBHM–Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: John Bachini (also known as John Baccini) guitarist and vocals; Robb Storme, lead singer.

RM2KFE62M–Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins

RMM8GBHG–The Orange Bicycle, a UK psychedelic pop band, perform in the Anson Rooms at Bristol University’s Students’ Union on Saturday 1 March 1969 as part of that year’s RAG events. From left: John Bachini (also known as John Baccini, guitar and vocals) and Robb Storm (lead singer).

The Keith Tippett Sextet performs in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 10 March 1970 during a two-week Arts festival organised by the Students’ Union. Jass pianist and composer Keith Tippet was a Bristolian and used to play in the Dug Out Club near Bristol University on Park Row. Stock Photo

RM2BM1B4R–The Keith Tippett Sextet performs in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 10 March 1970 during a two-week Arts festival organised by the Students’ Union. Jass pianist and composer Keith Tippet was a Bristolian and used to play in the Dug Out Club near Bristol University on Park Row.

Mick Abrahams performs with the UK blues rock band Blodwyn Pig in the Anson Rooms of Bristol University’s Students Union on 10 June 1970. He founded the band after leaving Jethro Tull. Also on the bill were blues rock band Ten Years After. Tickets cost 10 shillings with the entertainment running from 10pm to 2am. Stock Photo

RM2BM1B65–Mick Abrahams performs with the UK blues rock band Blodwyn Pig in the Anson Rooms of Bristol University’s Students Union on 10 June 1970. He founded the band after leaving Jethro Tull. Also on the bill were blues rock band Ten Years After. Tickets cost 10 shillings with the entertainment running from 10pm to 2am.

Singer-songwriter Al Stewart, a leading figure in the 60s UK folk revival, performs at the Presco Folk Concert organised at the start of Bristol University’s academic year in October 1968 to help welcome new students to the Students Union and introduce them to the Anson Rooms, home to many other events, concerts and debates in the coming months. Stock Photo

RM2BM1B3G–Singer-songwriter Al Stewart, a leading figure in the 60s UK folk revival, performs at the Presco Folk Concert organised at the start of Bristol University’s academic year in October 1968 to help welcome new students to the Students Union and introduce them to the Anson Rooms, home to many other events, concerts and debates in the coming months.

RM2KFE64M–Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins

RM2BM1B3P–Singer-songwriter Al Stewart, a leading figure in the 60s UK folk revival, performs at the Presco Folk Concert organised at the start of Bristol University’s academic year in October 1968 to help welcome new students to the Students Union and introduce them to the Anson Rooms, home to many other events, concerts and debates in the coming months.

Jazz pianist and composer Keith Tippett performs with the Keith Tippett Sextet in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 10 March 1970 during a two-week Arts festival staged by the Students’ Union. Keith Tippet was a Bristolian and in the sixties used to play in the Dug Out Club near Bristol University on Park Row. Stock Photo

RM2BM1B5K–Jazz pianist and composer Keith Tippett performs with the Keith Tippett Sextet in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 10 March 1970 during a two-week Arts festival staged by the Students’ Union. Keith Tippet was a Bristolian and in the sixties used to play in the Dug Out Club near Bristol University on Park Row.

RM2KFE62F–Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins

RM2BM1B51–Jazz pianist and composer Keith Tippett performs with the Keith Tippett Sextet in Bristol University’s Anson Rooms on 10 March 1970 during a two-week Arts festival staged by the Students’ Union. Keith Tippet was a Bristolian and in the sixties used to play in the Dug Out Club near Bristol University on Park Row.

RM2KFE68H–Damon Albarn of Blur on their Parklife Tour at Bristol Anson Rooms, 12 May 1994, Bristol, England. Photograph © Rob Watkins

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