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...welcome to Andy Gee's Housepioneers FM streaming 24/7; this site is for all the Bluesers, Rockers and supporters of UNDERGROUND MUSIC all over the World "who are keeping it real".;all good people are welcome. A little bit of ol' style rock & recent tracks for your listening pleasure; May it be a good one for you. Recorded in the studio yesterday and available for you to listen to today. That's cool...WHAT'S NOT COOL IS THE MESSAGE AT THE END OF THIS PAGE, a sad farewell to Pete and Boz ...

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if nothing happens and a new page doesn't open, you have a 'blocker' on

I will keep on rockin', until they pull the plug...and then some.
Track loading/playing is my song called INFATUATION (mp3)
All songs performed, written and produced by Andy Gee. Except Time Zone (co-written,produced & performed by Byron Burke)
-Songs & Art Copyright: HOUSEPIONEERS 2003-2010 All Rights Reserved-
for private use only - no commercial exploitation without prior arrangement - for licensing contact me at: andg@supanet.com - Vinyl & CD's available by request only -
last amended: 3rd of April 2010; Oh yeah, sorry if you get a popup, out of my control... PEACE

If you want to hear INFATUATION and it doesn't play automatically, just press play...

Some background info to my time with "Thin Lizzy"
A couple of links to some 'old (and new) school' Housepioneers doing their thing:"Keep On Rockin", guys...
Godfather of House: Marshall Jefferson
Supa Dupa Tyree Cooper
Apostle Byron 'B Rude' Burke
Chris 'Bam Bam' Westbrook
and if you want to dance amongst the stars: Space & more

...thanks to Pete BARDENS who stayed true to the cause, "extraordinary Musician/Composer/Keyboard Player" I will miss Pete very much...

...and now we have lost Bozzel as well. I considered myself very fortunate in having had the chance to have played with Boz Burrell in the early '70s and was always amazed at his outstanding professionalism.
Even an insignificant unpaid jam in a small pub, would be approached like a gig for millions and treated with equal respect for the audience.
We had some great times together on and off stage and I won't forget Boz bringing down a full crate of Newcastle Brown Ale by train, all the way from London to the deepest country side in Sussex, while rehearsing for a new album.
A true master of his instrument, he was always eager to share his knowledge and I think the World a poorer place since his untimely departure on the 21st of September 2006. Another massive loss, what a drag. R.I.P.

Picture: Pete Bardens, way back when...