The Ealing Club
The historic west London basement club where the Rolling Stones first played together in 1962, still occasionally hosting blues and rock nights at 42A The Broadway, Ealing.
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The Ealing Club is the basement venue at 42A The Broadway in Ealing where, in 1962, Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated launched London's rhythm and blues boom. The Rolling Stones played together here for the first time in January 1963, and the stage went on to host future members of The Who, The Animals, Cream and Manfred Mann before the original club closed in 1966.
The space still occasionally hosts live blues and rock nights, now trading commercially as Red Room, and the Ealing Club heritage organisation partners with the annual Ealing Blues Festival. Redevelopment of the site for housing and office space has been proposed, so its long-term future as a live music venue is not guaranteed.
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