Sonny Flint's Beano Bluesbreakers

A tribute act devoted to recreating the sound of John Mayall's Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton, playing blues, country and folk at Eel Pie Club in Twickenham.

Sonny Flint's Beano Bluesbreakers was formed to mark the sixtieth anniversary of John Mayall's Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton, and it is a tribute to that record. The project aims to reproduce the sound, feel and musical intent of the original album, which helped shape the electric blues movement in the UK. Sonny Flint, on drums, is the child of Hughie Flint, who drummed on the original recording.

Laine Hines sings and plays harmonica, and is the son of Denny Laine. The line-up is completed by Neil Roberts on guitar, Pete Billing on bass, Rick Pentecost on keyboards and Greg Heath on saxophone. The band's music is rooted in blues, country and folk, and its repertoire is built around the Mayall record it honours.

The concert takes place at Eel Pie Club, a concert and performance venue at The Patch in Twickenham. The evening will appeal to listeners who follow British blues and the lineage that runs from Mayall's group to the players who came after it.