Busker Collection (page 4)

Sax player Jason Tenniswood in a wig entertains travellers at Monument Metro station during a busking contest

A busker outside the Haymarket Metro station in Newcastle

Albert Merrin at foot of the Jacobs Ladder steps playing to appreciative audience of children leaving Clare Terrace County school, Falmouth. 13th April 1949

North East group Lindisfarne busking opposite Newcastle Civic Centre. Left to right, Si Cowe, Rod Clements (background), Ray Jackson, Ray Laidlaw, Alan Hull and Marty Craggs (saxophone). 30/09/87

Buskers. Every evening Gus Andrews gives a performance in front of St. James Church off Piccadilly Circus, where he played all during the war. October 1947 P018614

The Happy Wanderers, a troupe of imported London buskers Circa 1959 P018601

Jim and Meg are king and queen of the Buskers. It was a crowning moment for Jim Norris and Meg Aikman on Thursday (21-2-74)

Snake man Charms Court. Busker Denis Carthy was let off a fine on Monday August 23 after he produced a six-foot snake called Monty Python in court

Busker Gus Andrews. Gus was once a famous British actor - he is still a great showman. October 1947 P018611

Buskers: The policeman recognizes Gus Andrews, and pauses during his beat to listen to a tune. October 1947 P018612

Buskers: Each night in his lonely bedroom, Gus Andrews counts the receipts for the day. October 1947 P018617

Why sweet sue took to busking. Your Portobello-road busker is by nature a toughie. But this ones a bit of a sweetie, too. Her name is Susie Keeley and she comes from California, America

Buskers. A little "hokum"helps to improve business Gus Andrews finds
Buskers. A little " hokum" helps to improve business Gus Andrews finds. Before going out to perform he usually darkens his blind eye with soot. October 1947 P018615

North East group Lindisfarne busking opposite Newcastle Civic Centre. Left to right, Si Cowe, Rod Clements (background), Ray Jackson, Ray Laidlaw, Alan Hull and Marty Craggs (saxophone). 30/09/87

The sound of music is dying on the streets of Britain. Our buskers are going down the drain! They are following the brains of Britain and heading for rich pastures abroad

Streets Entertainment. A escapologist attempts to escape from his chains and sack in a London street. October 1948 P004923

The Ugly Jugglers showing their skills

Philip Smith busking in Newcastle

Buskers Peter Thompson (soprano sax) and Ivan Sears (guitar) who are putting in for a Eurofest competition bid

Street performers Mr. Armatage and Mr. Shanks entertain people on the streets of Newcastle

A busker in the Monument Metro Station in Newcastle

Busker Terry Larke playing his accordian in Cramlingtons shopping centre

The Dodgy Clutch street entertainers at Eurofest

Street entertainers Karen Belll and Erik Larsen at Newcastle Central Station

Buskers Graeme Kennedy, left, and Human Anvil Paul Ward, Paris bound with members of The Light Programme

Buskers. Standing all day with an accordian is tiring - so Gus Andrews uses a garbage can for a stool. October 1947 P018616

Police bring the curtain down on The Buskers. Busker Don Crowns act was in full swing. He played six harmonicas while his son Matthew tooted a horn

Busker dont gets the bird in a big way. Busker Don Crown with eagle vulture-Hawk-eye and the budgies. November 1970 P018603

Ok. Girls, lets try it again. Don Crown certainly has the birds in the chorus dancing to his tune when he goes into his act. The budgies also join in the singing as he strums his guitar

King Mustard. With his Jubilee Buskers the "King"
King Mustard. With his Jubilee Buskers the " King" is all set to give the Queen and the royal family his best. They ve taken over Leicester Square

The tube thumpers. Londons "buskers"- itinerant street musicians - are
The tube thumpers. Londons " buskers" - itinerant street musicians - are going underground. Each day they go down to the maze of tunnels at stations in the underground railway network

Blind Fiddler in a strategic position at the entrance of Ladies Bazaar. C1106-005

A Young Savoyard, 1835-1836. Creator: Frederick Yeates Hurlstone
A Young Savoyard, 1835-1836

The Spanish Singer (Le Guitarrero), 1861-62. Creator: Edouard Manet
The Spanish Singer (Le Guitarrero), 1861-62

A Man From Provence, 1737. Creator: Caylus, Anne-Claude-Philippe de
A Man From Provence, 1737

EyeUbiquitous_20100368
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100362
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile, mime artists advertising upcoming show

EyeUbiquitous_20100359
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile, mime performer with chrome sphere and child putting money in hat

EyeUbiquitous_20100373
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile, mand with muliple facial piercings putting spike through his tongue

EyeUbiquitous_20100372
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile, man juggling knives

EyeUbiquitous_20100371
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100369
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100370
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100367
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and various street musicians on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100366
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile, magaician pulling table cloth from under plates

EyeUbiquitous_20100365
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100364
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile

EyeUbiquitous_20100363
Scotland, Lothian, Edinburgh Fringe Festival of the Arts 2010, Street performers and crowds on the Royal Mile, performers with flyers in shape of heart on ground

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

In the vibrant streets of Habana Vieja, Havana, Cuba, a lively busker band wearing eye-catching orange shirts captivates passersby with their melodic tunes. As they strum their guitars under the warm Caribbean sun, a curious toddler dressed in matching orange clothes stands mesmerized on the pavement, his innocent eyes filled with wonder and awe. The historic district of Havana Viejo serves as the perfect backdrop for these talented musicians to showcase their artistry. With every chord they play, they transport listeners to another time and place - evoking the spirit of old Havana and its rich musical heritage that echoes through the West Indies. But not all buskers rely solely on traditional instruments; some embrace innovation like a true one-man-band. In Liverpool's Penny Lane, England - forever immortalized by Paul McCartney's iconic song - an eccentric street performer dons complicated apparatus while entertaining crowds with his unique sound. His collecting box stuck at the end becomes a testament to his dedication and passion for music. Across Europe in Lyon, Rhone-Alpes region of France, an accordion player fills the air with enchanting melodies that resonate through narrow cobblestone streets. The soulful sounds emanating from his instrument create an atmosphere reminiscent of old-world charm and romance. Music knows no boundaries or language barriers; it brings families together even on bustling city streets. A harmonious family of singers takes center stage as they share their heartfelt lyrics amidst cheering crowds who are moved by their unity and love for music. Back in Cuba's Plaza de la Catedral in Havana or Santiago de Cuba's lively squares in the West Indies' heartland, passionate musicians continue to serenade locals and tourists alike. Whether it be a trumpet player adding flair to Havana's rhythmic beats or a bass player setting Santiago ablaze with infectious grooves – each musician tells stories through their instruments that resonate deep within our souls.