Years before she entered the Underground and met Syd Barrett, Ig’s first
venture for glory and fame came when the cameras of NME magazine spotted
her in November 1966. Issue 1037 had an article Come with NME for a
Pic-Visit to the Cromwellian, written by Norrie Drummond with photos
by Napier Russell and Barry Peake.
In the latest article at the Holy
Church of Iggy the Inuit we delve deeper into the Cromwellian's
history with:
an exclusive testimony from Rod Harrod, the man who
signed Jimi Hendrix,
nearly first-hand information from sixties
popstar Twinkle (Lynn Annette Ripley),
gruesome details about The
Bend dance-craze that hit Britain in 1966 and last but not least...
the
truth about Patrick Kerr's maniacal broom cupboard behaviour.
Rod Harrod remembers The Crom, only and exclusively at the Holy Church of Iggy the Inuit.