Keyboardist Ian McLagan of legendary 60s band The Small Faces was recently in Swindon with his Bump Band.

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It's interesting and amazing if someone has managed to be part of one great band but to be involved with two is something else.

Ian 'Mac' McLagan was keyboardist in legendary 60s group The Small Faces and then stayed with the band when it changed its name to The Faces and was fronted by Rod Stewart.

In later years he has been writing his own albums with his Bump Band. With a fifth album called 'Rise and Shine' under his belt, he recently embarked on a five date tour of the UK. One of his pit stops was at the Swindon Art Centre on Sunday 2nd of May.

Kelly Stooke from BBC Radio Swindon and Wiltshire's Afternoon Show met up with Ian before the gig.

Click below to listen to the interview in streaming Real Audio. Kelly began by asking Ian what music he was influenced by in the 60s.

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