VIDEO: The Pretty Things head for Derbyshire
The Pretty Things are peforming at The Flowerpot, Derby, on September 16, when they will be airing tracks from an incredible 54-year catalogue.
The group, which is still fronted by singer Phil May and has original Rolling Stones guitarist Dick Taylor, started out playing hard-edged blues-rock before moving on to psychedelic rock.
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Tickets for the Derby gig cost £16, available from the venue or onlne at www.rawpromo.co.uk