photo source:http://paulrobinsondrummeronline.com/bio/. Perhaps its biggest night was FWD>>, which moved there after Velvet Rooms closed, and the club played a significant role for the the whole dubstep scene. RM 2AR7B8E - London 1970s, photographer shooting pictures with female fashion model, Carnaby street, Soho, England, UK, GB, Great Britain, RM B577NC - Happy Chinese New Year. During the 1970s, The . . There are two versions, one is longer. Browse 86,978 london 1970s photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more photos and images. Does any remember the very tall man on the door? Next Saturday went back to Tiffanys saw her mate with my gal mate looked at me and said you prick who are you tonight ? Do you know when Mikes Diner closed? It was a sweet little disco. Dj Samanthas Dave here Gil or Alex please contact me just heard from our old friend John drummer with the equals do any of you remember our small record shop in Carnaby Street. Vivienne Andersson (in reply to David McCarthy) I used to go to Mikes Diner in 1979 when I was a 16 year old runaway, I loved it there, I always had the Hawaiian burger with pineapple on top. We used to go to the Candy Box a lot. Was a good friend to me, Dave Smith Theo, Dave Smith here I was dj at Sams 1968 to about 73, Lynda Tearney Iworked in Samanthas 1968 1969 as waitress with Cleo, Jean-Pierre was the manager , really good times x, David Paul Just spoke to John he lives in Australia and still gets royalties from baby come back, David Paul In reply to Lynda, When j-p left Sams with the dj thats when I started. What happened to the great London nightclubs? - The Guardian Thank you for your Inquiry about Limousine Party Planning! Damien on PINs, VINs, Etc. | The World According To Damien So, economically, things weren't going too great in England. My e-mail is lena.jansson8@gmail.com anyone feel free to get in touch about Tiffanys. Wrote to Dave Paton no reply, funny digging deep on net we have Ian with TIFFANYS group Band of Gold in Edinburgh close no cigar. It is about me Willem van Gilst jr. from the Netherlands. This was by all accounts a very influential club - at DJHistory, Norman Jay, Fabio, Terry Farley and Jazzie B all mention its impact on them.There are a couple of other interesting points here. With the post-lockdown future of so many live music venues in doubt, Paul Tallings new book is a timely reminder of what we have already lost. The energy and the hedonism of the club gave a new life to the scene and other clubs sprung up trying to emulate Trade, giving more choice to clubbers. Older mate looked at me said you prick your not Michael Caine . Paul Tunkin, who ran the club night Blow Up, which took over the running of the venue in 2001, significantly raising its profile, said at the time: It is another nail in the coffin for central Londons live music and club scene..

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