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Does anyone know who these people are?

Great vintage pictures thumbsup.gif

THE LAD WITH THE BLACK TEE-SHIRT [l seems like he's doing a backdrop] LOKKS LIKE JOHNNY RUSCOE FROM STOKE

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Guest Brian J

Debbie, I think the young man in the waistcoat is soul-source member Brian Jolley.

Yes that's definitely me.

It was taken in '73 outside my parents house when I was 18.

The trousers were 28" waist with 42" bottoms from Jackson's the tailors.

I can't remember the price though.

This one was taken by Mike Walker (Casino manager) in his office

to promote the Casino t-shirts and holdalls.

Unfortunately he never got any more made, so they never hit the scene.

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Guest Brian J

Great... Hi Brian, you look fantastic in that photo. one of my all time fave pics of the scene. thanks for replying, its nice to find out who the mystery lad is :thumbsup:

Debbie

Thanks Debbie.

Here's the same pic in colour I thought you might like.

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Thanks Debbie.

Here's the same pic in colour I thought you might like.

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DOES ANY FOOTAGE EXIST OF JETHRO FROM WOLVERHAMPTON DANCING ON TOP OF THE POPS TO FOOTSEE. I THINK THERE WERE 4 OR 5 DANCERS. ONLY EVER SAW IT WHEN BROADCAST.

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Thanks Debbie.

Here's the same pic in colour I thought you might like.

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You look very handsome, i love what you are wearing, some of my friends from London were really inspired by your clothing :thumbup:

Thank you for posting the colour photo & if your about at an event, please come over & say hi thumbup.gif

Debbie x

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Guest Brian J

You look very handsome, i love what you are wearing, some of my friends from London were really inspired by your clothing :thumbup:

Thank you for posting the colour photo & if your about at an event, please come over & say hi :ohmy:

Debbie x

Give over, you're making me blush! :thumbup:wink.gif

I've always tried to be different Debbie, as those who know me will testify.

The pockets on the side of the trousers, that came synonimous with the scene,

were an idea of mine and one of the reasons I had that particular photo taken,

to show them off.

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I remember that flat cap well Bri what was that wrigglin about in yer baggy pants yer ferrettg.giflaugh.gif

Hey up Ian.

You could have housed a family of ferrets and 2 whippets in those pants mate. :thumbup:

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Give over, you're making me blush! :thumbsup:wink.gif

I've always tried to be different Debbie, as those who know me will testify.

The pockets on the side of the trousers, that came synonimous with the scene,

were an idea of mine and one of the reasons I had that particular photo taken,

to show them off.

I had never seen the side pockets before on the trousers, i think its good to add your own touch to something, i like to do that myself :lol:

But you dont see anyone wearing the high waist styles on the bags today, i always think its very flattering on men & women good.gif

I would say, you were the best dressed chap on the scene, sorry to make you blush again! blush.gif

I must ask!.......Have you kept any of your original clothing?

Debbie x

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I had never seen the side pockets before on the trousers, i think its good to add your own touch to something, i like to do that myself :thumbsup:

But you dont see anyone wearing the high waist styles on the bags today, i always think its very flattering on men & women good.gif

I would say, you were the best dressed chap on the scene, sorry to make you blush again! :thumbsup:

I must ask!.......Have you kept any of your original clothing?

Debbie x

Unfortunately not, although I still greatly love style and individualism.

My fondest style has always been from the 30s and 40's eras and I like wearing

it when I get the chance, especially at soul nights.

The majority of my clothes are sourced from charity shops, although I buy my fedoras

from America.

The last 3 years though I've been into scootering and unfortunately that style

just doesn't fit right, :shhh: so I now sport more of a mod/skinhead look as every day dress.

At least I don't need to get a shaved parting as I already have a 6" centre one. :thumbsup:

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Unfortunately not, although I still greatly love style and individualism.

My fondest style has always been from the 30s and 40's eras and I like wearing

it when I get the chance, especially at soul nights.

The majority of my clothes are sourced from charity shops, although I buy my fedoras

from America.

The last 3 years though I've been into scootering and unfortunately that style

just doesn't fit right, biggrin.gif so I now sport more of a mod/skinhead look as every day dress.

At least I don't need to get a shaved parting as I already have a 6" centre one. :lol:

I like most vintage style of dress, i used to go to some 40s Lindy & Swing nights, as i like the dancing, but when i had my old 20s & 30s cars, i used to dress 20s & 30s, with a Louise Brooks type bob, which also fit a bit of a 60s mod look.

But now my hair is quite long, with a short fringe, as i like the Betty Page style, im still spinning in circle skirts at soul nights laugh.gif , but i do like to add my own style to them :wicked:

Its been lovely chatting on here to you, & like i said before, if you see us about, please come over & say hi :huh:

Debbie x

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I had never seen the side pockets before on the trousers, i think its good to add your own touch to something, i like to do that myself thumbsup.gif

But you dont see anyone wearing the high waist styles on the bags today, i always think its very flattering on men & women :good:

I would say, you were the best dressed chap on the scene, sorry to make you blush again! :blush:

I must ask!.......Have you kept any of your original clothing?

Debbie x

Alot of soulies wore trousers with the pockets on the side.

alot of highstreet shops sold them. we used to get them from C and A they were called Birmingham bags.

I had a black pair ,a beige pair and a pale grey pair....and they were high waisters.(they cost something between £8-£10 if i remember right)

90% of soulies who wore baggies had these when they came out and they were very popular at the time.

even "historians" learn something new every day ! LOL :thumbup:

KTF

susan

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Alot of soulies wore trousers with the pockets on the side.

alot of highstreet shops sold them. we used to get them from C and A they were called Birmingham bags.

I had a black pair ,a beige pair and a pale grey pair....and they were high waisters.(they cost something between £8-£10 if i remember right)

90% of soulies who wore baggies had these when they came out and they were very popular at the time.

even "historians" learn something new every day ! LOL thumbup.gif

KTF

susan

Susan,

Have you got any photo's of you wearing the trousers?, it would be nice to see the designs good.gif

Old Historians do have alot to remember :) you try remembering all the styles & designs from the 1600s to the 1970s :thumbsup:

I have given sooo many lectures, my poor brain gets a bit fried :yes:

What i meant was, you did not see chaps wearing this style in London :no: so it may of been more popular up North.

Some of the chaps in London would wear the 1930s American trousers called Oxford Bags, or they would just have them made by Spencers.

Brian, C & A have pinched your design, but i bet they did not do it as good! :g:

Debbie FTF

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Hi Susan,

Have you got any photo's of you wearing the trousers?, it would be nice to see the designs good.gif

Old Historians do have alot to remember laugh.gif you try remembering all the styles & designs from the 1600s to the 1970s hypo.gif

I have given sooo many lectures, my poor brain gets a bit fried laugh.gif

What i meant was, you did not see chaps wearing this style in London no.gif so it may of been more popular up North.

Some of the chaps in London would wear the 1930s American trousers called Oxford Bags, or they would just have them made by Spencers.

Brian, C & A have pinched your design, but i bet they did not do it as good! nono.gif

Debbie x

I would have to ask my dad if he has any of the photos up in his attic.there may be some up there i don't know....its been years

since anyones been up there !

you never know,might even find some soulie stuff tucked away

KTF

Susan

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Guest Brian J

Hi Susan,

Have you got any photo's of you wearing the trousers?, it would be nice to see the designs good.gif

Old Historians do have alot to remember :lol: you try remembering all the styles & designs from the 1600s to the 1970s :thumbsup:

I have given sooo many lectures, my poor brain gets a bit fried :lol:

What i meant was, you did not see chaps wearing this style in London :lol: so it may of been more popular up North.

Some of the chaps in London would wear the 1930s American trousers called Oxford Bags, or they would just have them made by Spencers.

Brian, C & A have pinched your design, but i bet they did not do it as good! :shades:

Debbie x

I suppose it's like anything, if it becomes fashionable someone will always copy it,

although I didn't realise they were selling them in C&A as all the ones I saw

seemed to be bespoke.

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I suppose it's like anything, if it becomes fashionable someone will always copy it,

although I didn't realise they were selling them in C&A as all the ones I saw

seemed to be bespoke.

I do have to agree with you Brian,if someone starts a new trend,as you yourself did,its bound to catch on at some point.

However, the leg pockets on mine(from C&A) were slightly larger than yours,more like what you would get on army trousers....the ones on your trousers are alot nicer...

I too like individuality.Theres a young lady and her friend on another thread somewhere on soul source who

had a 4panel two colour skirt,I had a 6 panel

two colour skirt. fashion statements were a big thing in those days especially on the scene.(alot seemed to be focused on jacket vents,jacket pockets and pocket flaps on the baggies).

well you look great on your pic,do you have any others in your soul stuff we could have a look at?

KTF

Susan (Mrs Casper)

PS. Love the capgood.gif

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Check out You Tube- The Springers - Nothings to good for my Baby- Gethro is on that - its bits of the old footsee footage

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=di02cko2SMM

Great to see that, I thought none of the footage existed. Anm old mate of mine was in there, the girl in the yellow vest & pigtails is Anne Rogers from Shevington. & Kipper Rimmer from Newton Le Willows was in there somewhere!

Paul

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He was one of The Chosen Few...deffo! thumbsup.gif

catacombs dancer with graham jackson and paul derby, and a host of other names ive forgotten...oh, and my old mate steve powell who lived in goldthorn hill, wolverhampton where all thes people originated from and, of course, when they made the transition to the casino as i recall, no one had ever seen their style of dancing before and they literally blew everyone away!...some of the best dancers this country has ever seen, personally, i was in awe of them at the cats...if im correct , and im sure dave.k will back me up, jacko passed away some years ago?

rob.h

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I do have to agree with you Brian,if someone starts a new trend,as you yourself did,its bound to catch on at some point.

However, the leg pockets on mine(from C&A) were slightly larger than yours,more like what you would get on army trousers....the ones on your trousers are alot nicer...

I too like individuality.Theres a young lady and her friend on another thread somewhere on soul source who

had a 4panel two colour skirt,I had a 6 panel

two colour skirt. fashion statements were a big thing in those days especially on the scene.(alot seemed to be focused on jacket vents,jacket pockets and pocket flaps on the baggies).

well you look great on your pic,do you have any others in your soul stuff we could have a look at?

KTF

Susan (Mrs Casper)

PS. Love the capgood.gif

Thanks for the comments on the photo. :hatsoff2:

Unfortunately most of my old photos' were destroyed in a house fire.

I used to take loads of Polaroid shots at the Casino but then I used to

sell them to the people I'd taken the picture of for pennies.

PS: Just came across this site I thought might interest you and Debbie.

You may already have seen it.

https://myvintagevogue.com/

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Yes that's definitely me.

It was taken in '73 outside my parents house when I was 18.

The trousers were 28" waist with 42" bottoms from Jackson's the tailors.

I can't remember the price though.

This one was taken by Mike Walker (Casino manager) in his office

to promote the Casino t-shirts and holdalls.

Unfortunately he never got any more made, so they never hit the scene.

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Nice Keks.

I bet a few on here are 42 in waist and 28 in bottoms now.

Jacksons in Donny circa 75/75/76 was snided with soulies on a sat afternoon. great great days.

Ed

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Guest JerryL

DOES ANY FOOTAGE EXIST OF JETHRO FROM WOLVERHAMPTON DANCING ON TOP OF THE POPS TO FOOTSEE. I THINK THERE WERE 4 OR 5 DANCERS. ONLY EVER SAW IT WHEN BROADCAST.

me and my mate were asked to go on TOTP to dance to nosmo king - goodbye nothing to say..........he went and I declined as I thought it was a bloody insult and a part of the commercialisation of the scene.......I saw him on TOTP and laughed my spuds off.......it was shite.

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Susan,

Have you got any photo's of you wearing the trousers?, it would be nice to see the designs good.gif

Old Historians do have alot to remember laugh.gif you try remembering all the styles & designs from the 1600s to the 1970s hypo.gif

I have given sooo many lectures, my poor brain gets a bit fried laugh.gif

What i meant was, you did not see chaps wearing this style in London no.gif so it may of been more popular up North.

Some of the chaps in London would wear the 1930s American trousers called Oxford Bags, or they would just have them made by Spencers.

Brian, C & A have pinched your design, but i bet they did not do it as good! nono.gif

Debbie FTF

he could always wear trousers like these on his lambretta

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Guest Little Anthony

DOES ANY FOOTAGE EXIST OF JETHRO FROM WOLVERHAMPTON DANCING ON TOP OF THE POPS TO FOOTSEE. I THINK THERE WERE 4 OR 5 DANCERS. ONLY EVER SAW IT WHEN BROADCAST.

As far as aware, this is the only footage showing Jethro Dancing (red and white striped top). Don't know where it originally came from. The TOTP Footsee footage was lost/destroyed some years ago, hence its non-appearance on TOTP2.

https://www.youtube.c...h?v=di02cko2SMM

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Yes that's definitely me.

It was taken in '73 outside my parents house when I was 18.

The trousers were 28" waist with 42" bottoms from Jackson's the tailors.

I can't remember the price though.

This one was taken by Mike Walker (Casino manager) in his office

to promote the Casino t-shirts and holdalls.

Unfortunately he never got any more made, so they never hit the scene.

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Hi guys i have an actual holdall the same as in the picture. I started strutting my stuff in the Wigan casino on the second anniversary in 1975 the bags were on sale but since my purchase £3.00 for the bag i have not seen one since. untill now the actual picture. whickedbiggrin.gif

roll on the weekender at prestatyn all the best from,

Graham the Presenter Barber ooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwww ooooooooooowwwwwwwwwbiggrin.gifbiggrin.gifbiggrin.gif

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Guest Brian J

Hi guys i have an actual holdall the same as in the picture. I started strutting my stuff in the Wigan casino on the second anniversary in 1975 the bags were on sale but since my purchase £3.00 for the bag i have not seen one since. untill now the actual picture. whickedbiggrin.gif

roll on the weekender at prestatyn all the best from,

Graham the Presenter Barber ooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwww ooooooooooowwwwwwwwwbiggrin.gifbiggrin.gifbiggrin.gif

Never knew they'd actually produced the bags.

Can you remember what year you got it?

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