Marquee Club

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The Marquee Club was a legendary London music venue that became a pivotal launching pad for major rock and blues acts during the 1960s and 1970s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural institution
music venue
associatedWithScene British blues boom NERFINISHED
British rock
London club scene
city London NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
foundedBy Harold Pendleton NERFINISHED
genreFocus blues rock
jazz
progressive rock
rhythm and blues
rock music
hasHeritage considered a landmark of London’s music history
hostedEarlyPerformancesOf Cream NERFINISHED
David Bowie NERFINISHED
Jimi Hendrix NERFINISHED
Led Zeppelin NERFINISHED
Manfred Mann NERFINISHED
Pink Floyd NERFINISHED
The Moody Blues NERFINISHED
The Rolling Stones NERFINISHED
The Who NERFINISHED
The Yardbirds NERFINISHED
hostedLiveRecordings Live at the Marquee albums NERFINISHED
hostedResidencyBy John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers NERFINISHED
The Rolling Stones NERFINISHED
The Who NERFINISHED
The Yardbirds NERFINISHED
influenced international rock club culture
subsequent rock clubs in London
inspired numerous live album titles
locatedIn London NERFINISHED
Soho NERFINISHED
locatedOn Oxford Street NERFINISHED
Wardour Street NERFINISHED
notablePeriod 1960s
1970s
openingDate 1958
role launching pad for major blues acts
launching pad for major rock acts
significance important venue for progressive rock in the 1970s
key venue in the development of the British Invasion
one of the most important venues in rock history
status legendary venue

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British blues boom notableVenue Marquee Club