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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
15th November 1978 Harold Pinter's Betrayal, premieres in London
15th November 1960 Born today: Tilda Swinton, London England, actress (Orlando)
15th November 1930 Comedian Mike Winters (brother of Bernie) was born in Islington.
15th November 1923 Born today: Peter Hammond, London England, actor (Buccaneers)
15th November 1845 Opera Maritana is produced (London)
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Once the Nashville Rooms: Sex Pistols amongst others played here
Location: 171 North End Road, W14 9NL
Description: As the Nashville Rooms, this west London pub once upon time was one of the high spots of the London new-wave circuit.
Among the bands that played early gigs here were the Sex Pistols, The Jam, Siouxsie & The Banshees and Joy Division.
Sadly, a number of years ago the pub was reinvented as one of London's premier sports pubs - which if you think about it...is ridiculous.
When will people ever learn! Why not pay it a visit and think back to the good old days of legendary music
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