The Pretty Things Pull Anniversary Tour

terrybezer / Communication Breakdown, News / 05/01/2009 15:23pm

Rhythm and blues stalwarts The Pretty Things have cancelled their tour, scheduled to commemorate their 41st anniversary.The band have cancelled due to ’schedulling difficulties’ and had planned to play their album ‘SF Sorrow’, said by many to have been the world’s very first concept album.

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stevie dee

Mmmmmmm ‘’scheduling difficulties” ? when the lowry theatre in manchester phoned me to say that the tour was cancelled they said that it was due to poor ticket sales. maybe they were being over ambitious and should have chosen smaller venues.

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Psychedelic Cowboy

It’s a damn crying shame that such a seminal, timeless band is still struggling to achieve the notoriety and worldwide, long-overdue respect and reverence they more than rightfully deserve. The Pretties were always misunderstood in their time and, apparently, history is yet to make them justice; In a better world, ticket demand for an SF Sorrow 41st anniversary tour would be escalating, it unnerves me beyond measure to have to witness the ignorance of today’s “so called” rock audiences and their utter lack of respect. They decidedly deserve as bleak and uninspiring a “music scene” as today’s…

has anybody listened to the pretty things last cd, balboa island, this is a band that can still deliver after all these years, shame about the tour being canceled,was looking forward to it, shame for never getting the respect they deserve.

willie,from Cumnock

Have been waiting to see Phil and the boys for 45 years. Hurry and get back to Scotland before its too late!

Ivy Vale

I have been waiting for the Pretty Things to come to NY again. I saw them a few times live within the past couple of years and they can musically whip the asses of most bands half their age. I had heard their gigs were being cancelled due to illness. Regardless, one cannot imagine that they possibly could’ve been any better live than they are now.

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