The iconic music studio used by the Beatles and Rolling Stones to reopen in London

I iconic music studio in London, where artists, including The Rolling Stones, Jimmy HendrixAnd Black Saturday Once the registration is recorded to reopen the artists.

The Regent Sound Studio, which PETE TOWNSHEND described it once described as “a huge part of the history of the rocks”, was silent for decades. Now, it is revived as a historical site full of Brock, jazz music, blues souvenirs, and a newly renovated guitar store.

Located on Denmark Street, a historical center for the scene of music in London, the Regent Sottz Street, which has its first exhibition last week, which includes the Getar of Blues, the legend of the legend of the T -one Walker legend.

The reopening of the launch of a new book called “Electric Blues! T-Bone Walker and Guitar that started everything.”

Regent Sounds, the Crispin Weir CBS News, told the launch event that it is a pleasure to work in a place with a lot of history, including many prominent recordings.

“Music is rooted in the walls,” said. “It seems a little bit, but you can feel vibrant here.”

Some of the original walls, floor tiles and registration equipment were preserved from the studio, where the Beesing scored “Fixing A Hole”, from the sergeant. Peppper’s Lonly Hearts Club album. The first use of the British registration studio, unlike Abbey Road for Beatles, was at the time.

Rolling Stones also recorded her first album at Regent Sound in January 1964, where the Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts collection including registered paths including “Route 66” and “I just want to make love for you”.

While the guitar store is now reopened, the full restoration of the music studio will be completed within a year, the Guardian newspaper reported last month.