LAST GIGS

White Hart - Whitechapel London E1
  Friday 3rd October

The Old Bell - Enfield EN1
 Saturday 4th October

It's a fair bet that few of the audience of the White Hart had ever witnessed a
spectacle quite like The Chevrons.

Drummer Johnny Clark hammered with the ghostly precision and ferocity,
guitarist Davey Galt fired dirty chunks of Chuck Berry combining astonishing
technique with a blissful feel for nuance.

Bassist Tony Ellis kept iron time with familiar reserve while taking lead vocal in
a couple of songs.

However it was lead vocalist Terry Sullivan who stole the show struttin' his stuff in
a celebration of classic-rock songs.
For their encore, The Chevrons played the start to "Maggie May" and Terry stood
in silence, assuming the crowd would take over. He was right.
He jumped in after the first verse, though he was nearly drowned out by the scores
of voices around him.

There's no stopping this lot.

Sammy Bond - Jazz2Rock journalist

THE OLD BELL
' Your version of Not Fade Away is the best thing I've ever heard from a live rock
band' said Sebastian from Poland.
'Somebody Help Me Please' was played with power and energy and sounded the
best the band had ever played it.

Terry received much adulation from the audience while the band began
playing ' Alright Now' joined in chorus by everybody in the audience.

This was a good gig and as Dr John said 'We had them 'smokin''
The Chevrons made new friends and acquired many new fans last night at Enfield

MEET THE BAND (click on link)

Forthcoming Chevrons gigs

TRIVIA - Johnny was Chrissie Hynd's first choice of drummer when forming
The Pretenders.