Little Johns Farm Collection

In 1981, music enthusiasts flocked to Little Johns Farm for the iconic Reading Festival

Little Johns Farm Collection: 'Mick the Vic', who is the Rev Michael Scott, Vicar at St Marks Church

"Mick the Vic", who is the Rev Michael Scott, Vicar at St Marks Church
" Mick the Vic", who is the Rev Michael Scott, Vicar at St Marks Church, Reading, tours the festival site at reading, washing the feet of pop fans. 27th August 1976

Little Johns Farm Collection: Wishbone Ash perform at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little

Wishbone Ash perform at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. Picture shows Andy Powell playing his Flying V, Electric Guitar

Little Johns Farm Collection: Fans of Wishbone Ash see their group perform at The Reading Festival, 1981

Fans of Wishbone Ash see their group perform at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. After their performance

Little Johns Farm Collection: Ray Davies, sings as he fronts The Kinks at The Reading Festival, 1981

Ray Davies, sings as he fronts The Kinks at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. The Kinks headlined the final day on Sunday 30th August

Little Johns Farm Collection: Dave Davies, (brother of Raty Davies) plays guitar with The Kinks at The Reading

Dave Davies, (brother of Raty Davies) plays guitar with The Kinks at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire

Little Johns Farm Collection: Iggy Pop (USA singer) performing at The Reading Rock Festival, Little Johns Farm

Iggy Pop (USA singer) performing at The Reading Rock Festival, Little Johns Farm, Reading, England, on Friday 23rd August 1991. Iggys birth name is James Newell Osterberg, Jr

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In 1981, music enthusiasts flocked to Little Johns Farm for the iconic Reading Festival. Among the unforgettable performances was Wishbone Ash, captivating fans with their mesmerizing melodies. The crowd swayed and sang along as Dave Davies, brother of Raty Davies, skillfully strummed his guitar alongside The Kinks' electrifying set. Ray Davies took center stage as he belted out powerful tunes that resonated with festival-goers. But it wasn't just British talent that graced Little Johns Farm that year; Iggy Pop, the renowned American singer, brought his raw energy and rebellious spirit to the Reading Rock Festival stage. His performance left an indelible mark on all those lucky enough to witness it. Amidst this musical extravaganza stood a figure known affectionately as "Mick the Vic. " Reverend Michael Scott, Vicar at St Marks Church, provided solace and guidance amidst the chaos of rock 'n' roll. As festival attendees reveled in their favorite bands' performances, Mick offered spiritual support and a listening ear to anyone seeking respite from the excitement. Little Johns Farm became more than just a venue; it transformed into a haven where diverse sounds merged with spirituality. Mick's presence symbolized unity between music and faith—a reminder that even in moments of euphoria or intensity like these festivals—spiritual connections can be found. As memories were etched into hearts forever during those magical days at Little Johns Farm in 1981, Mick's unwavering commitment to his community served as a constant reminder of love and compassion amidst the pulsating beats of rock 'n' roll.