








TAKING
THE MICK WITH THE ROLLIN’ CLONES
A fantastic opportunity
arose to see the Rolling Stones at The Barn - well almost! Instead of
paying huge ticket prices to see The Stones when they play London next
year during their final tour, people saw the next best thing in the
shape of tribute act The Rollin’ Clones at The Barn on Saturday 8th
February 2003.
The Rollin’ Clones
appear regularly at live music venues all over the UK and are generally
regarded as being one of the top three Stones tribute acts about today.
They represent the ultimate in live band entertainment. You can sit
back (or dance in the aisles) and watch as a hardened Rolling Stones
fanatic or just simply enjoy, the unique blend of music, stage presentation
as well as seeing a new dimension to the familiar - in their case, humour.
The band, based
in Wiltshire, is fronted by Jagger lookalike and soundalike, Mark Smallman.
Smallman makes a brilliant Jagger. Not only does he look and sound like
Jagger, he struts like him too but, as Mark says, he is younger and
prettier! A performance with a huge proportion of Stones’ hits, charisma
and energy, it’s all there. So while sounding uncannily like The Stones
their show is presented in a wonderfully entertaining, tongue in cheek
way. Taking the mick has never seemed more appropriate!
Check out the band’s
website at www.rollin-clones.com