THE TROGGS ~ Le Rex Club. Paris.

Support Act : 

 

~ TOUR 1990 ~

 

Black Bottom is the ninth album by English (from Andover, Hampshire) garage rock band The Troggs, released in 1982. Produced by Roddy Matthews - Cyril Wayne.

 

 From Nowhere is the debut album by the English (from Andover, Hampshire) garage rock band The Troggs, released on July 25, 1966. Produced by Larry Page - Colin Frechter.

THE TROGGS (Band)

Reginald Maurice Bal "Reg Presley" — lead vocals (1964–2012; died on february 4, 2013)
Chris Britton — lead guitar, backing vocals (1964–1972, 1979–present; selected gigs only since 2017)
Pete Lucas — lead guitar (1974), bass, backing vocals (1979-present)
Dave Maggs — drums (1988–2018)

 

The Setlist

THE TROGGS

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THE TROGGS ~ Le Théâtre Dunois. Paris.

Support Act : 

 

~ TOUR 1989 ~

 

Black Bottom is the ninth album by English (from Andover, Hampshire) garage rock band The Troggs, released in 1982. Produced by Roddy Matthews - Cyril Wayne.

 

 From Nowhere is the debut album by the English (from Andover, Hampshire) garage rock band The Troggs, released on July 25, 1966. Produced by Larry Page - Colin Frechter.

THE TROGGS (Band)

 
 Reginald Maurice Bal "Reg Presley" — lead vocals (1964–2012; died on february 4, 2013)
Chris Britton — lead guitar, backing vocals (1964–1972, 1979–present; selected gigs only since 2017)
Pete Lucas — lead guitar (1974), bass, backing vocals (1979-present)
Dave Maggs — drums (1988–2018)

 

The Setlist 

THE TROGGS

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THE TROGGS ~ Le Plan. Ris Orangis.

Support Act : 

 

~ TOUR 1985 ~

 

Black Bottom is the ninth album by English (from Andover, Hampshire) garage rock band The Troggs, released in 1982. Produced by Roddy Matthews - Cyril Wayne.

 

 From Nowhere is the debut album by the English (from Andover, Hampshire) garage rock band The Troggs, released on July 25, 1966. Produced by Larry Page - Colin Frechter.

THE TROGGS (Band)

 

 Reginald Maurice Bal "Reg Presley" — lead vocals (1964–2012; died on february 4, 2013)
Chris Britton — lead guitar, backing vocals (1964–1972, 1979–present; selected gigs only since 2017)
Pete Lucas — lead guitar (1974), bass, backing vocals (1979-present)
Ronald James Bullis "Ronnie Bond" — drums (1964–1988; died on November 4,1992)

The Setlist 

THE TROGGS

 

 Got Love If You Want It (Single - 1981)
From Home (From Nowhere... The Troggs - 1966)
Just A Little Too Much (Single - 1978)
Evil (From Nowhere... The Troggs - 1966)
Black Bottom (Black Bottom - 1981)
Love Is All Around (Cellophane - 1967)
Feels Like A Woman (Black Bottom - 1981)
Strange Movies (Black Bottom - 1981)
Night Of The Long Grass (From Nowhere... The Troggs - 1966)
Give It to Me (All Your Love) (Love Is Around - 1968)
With A Little Girl Like You (From Nowhere... The Troggs - 1966)
Wild Thing (Chip Taylor cover - 1965) (From Nowhere... The Troggs - 1966)

Encore

I Can't Control Myself (From Nowhere... The Troggs - 1966)
I Can Only Give You Everything (Trogglodynamite - 1967)

 

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1er FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE POP MUSIC: CREAM - THE TROGGS - THE PRETTY THINGS - ... ~ Le Palais des Sports. Paris. Le Jeudi 1er Juin 1967 ~ Evening Show.

Support Act : CREAM - THE TROGGS - THE PRETTY THINGS - JOHN WALKER (The Walker Brothers) - THE V.I.P.’s (without Keith Emerson) - DAVE DEE, DOZY, BEAKY, MICK and TICK - JIMMY CLIFF - RONNIE BIRD & LES SHARKS - ALAIN BASHUNG & LES SHARKS - HERBERT LEONARD & LES SHARKS

** THE WHO (Top of the bill, had to cancel their performance because Keith Moon was in hospital for a hernia operation) ***

 

~ TOUR 1967 ~

Fresh Cream is the debut studio album by the English rock band Cream. Released on 9 December 9 1966. Produced by Robert Stigwood.

CREAM (Band)

Eric Clapton – lead and rhythm guitars, backing and lead vocals (1966-1969; present)
John Symon Asher Jack Bruce – lead and backing vocals, bass guitar, keyboards, piano, harmonica, cello, acoustic guitar (1966-1969: died on October 25, 2014
Ginger Baker – drums, percussion, backing and lead vocals (1966-1969: died on October 6, 2019)

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THE TROGGS (Band)

 Reginald Maurice Bal "Reg Presley" — lead vocals (1964–2012; died on february 4, 2013)
Chris Britton — lead guitar, backing vocals (1964–1972, 1979–present; selected gigs only since 2017)

Pete Staples – bass, backing vocals (1964–1969)
Ronald James Bullis "Ronnie Bond" — drums (1964–1988; died on November 4,1992)

   

The Setlist



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