The concert on the album took place on March 26, 1967, toward the end of the group’s Winchester Cathedral residency, when they served as house band from December 1966 through the end of April 1967.

An evening 'Beatles by Candlelight' concert held at Winchester Cathedral was so loud that dozens of audience members were forced to walk out. The £40-per-ticket event at the historic cathedral ...

Andrew Lumsden, who recently stepped down from his role as director of music at Winchester Cathedral, will lead the concert. His departure was met with sadness by many in the choral community.

Sly and the Family Stone will release "Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967," their earliest concert recording, featuring ...

The Organ Festival offers audiences the chance to experience this remarkable instrument played by leading musicians in the cathedral’s Quire.

GB News also highlighted that John Blake, the commercial director of Winchester Cathedral, shared a statement too. “We are very disappointed that the quality of the concert that we hosted on ...

The Winchester Cathedral recordings showcase a one-of-kind outfit that was already at the peak of its powers, long before it ...

A rare live recording of Sly & The Family Stone, The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967, is being released ...

The concert will be conducted with his customary passion by Andrew Lumsden, former Director of Music at the cathedral, who has an unparalleled understanding of the huge acoustic within the ...

Literary fans have long flocked to Winchester, England, and its medieval cathedral to visit the grave of Austen, famed for such novels as “Pride and Prejudice” and “Sense and Sensibility.” ...

The First Family was recorded live at the Redwood City, California, venue Winchester Cathedral, where Sly and the Family Stone serve as the house band from December 1966 on through April 1967. The ...