Just a bit of fun....Can you name your fave club from the 1960's,1970's, 1980's, 1990's, and the Noughties? Obviously if you were only 10 in 1970 then you can't really do the first decade but whatever floats your boat or moves your groove as they say in Blackburn.

80's 100 club

 

90's Hacienda

 

00's Ritz- 

 

Current- Soul function Warsall 

At 53 just pup but - Morecambe Pier, Bradford (bouncy bouncy dance floor), Brian's Wheel Revivals at their best and Leighton Buzzard... Plus Lifeline when we made it there (massive respect on that one).

Also used to love Carlisle when we co-ran it at the White Heather (93-94) - with people often travelling up from London and down from Dundee - it was great to be booking DJs we really rated (Dickie Watt, Carl, Spenna, the Scots lads etc) plus doing the first spot (which was usually about 3 hours from 8 o'clock - allowing me to do a properly structured spot ranging everything from early Wheel to Curtis and Bileo)... Plus Saus was at his best there. We usually lost money but it was worth it and we usually then treked down to Donnie to stop with W&S until Monday... Remember divvying up the fast stuff amongst us to ensure everyone there was fully fried towards the end of most nights.

Dx

Edited April 26, 20178 yr by DaveNPete

60's  KING MOJO   . . . >>>      70's   (mainly off the scene but ) Rudy's, Scarboro ... >>>     ... 80's >>> Clifton Halls . . ..      90's ... >>>  100 Club  .. . 

Y2K . . . >>>   Twisted Wheel (Whitworth St) ...      this decade ... >>>   Cleggy Weekender 

Definitely Clifton Hall for the 80's, but also the last nights at Wigan and of course Cleethorpes Winter Gardens. Probably broke the rules already but Notts Odd Fellows at Leicester was also good.

I guess I'm barred now. 

Pete

 

Leeds Central, Wakefield Unity Hall, Capitol Soul Nights at the Dome and These Old Shoes London. 

Good times and happy memories 😎

 

  On 26/04/2017 at 19:42, Roburt said:

60's  KING MOJO   . . . >>>      70's   (mainly off the scene but ) Rudy's, Scarboro ... >>>     ... 80's >>> Clifton Halls . . ..      90's ... >>>  100 Club  .. . 

Y2K . . . >>>   Twisted Wheel (Whitworth St) ...      this decade ... >>>   Cleggy Weekender 

Rudy's Scarborough, brings back memories, some good and some not so good.Sadly the manager John Rona (from Barnsley )  got kicked to death in an alley near to the club.And I think the murder was never solved. On the pleasent and funny side Bub was a regular  DJ at the club on bank holidays and was always up for a laugh, on one occasion I remember Bub setting off a fire extinguisher  and covered a bouncers head with foam  to which Bub was barred from the club. All of us were just rolling about on the floor laughing!  Regards Fred.

Edited April 29, 20178 yr by Mr Fred

Wigan -70's , Cala gran weekenders - morecambe - Bank Hall Miners 80's , Southport weekenders - Parkers 90's

Two in the early seventies the catacombs (god bless the milk train ) and a little known dayer Central Hall Kettering.  ten a quid what a time oh to be 15 again

  On 26/04/2017 at 11:14, dean jj said:

Just a bit of fun....Can you name your fave club from the 1960's,1970's, 1980's, 1990's, and the Noughties? Obviously if you were only 10 in 1970 then you can't really do the first decade but whatever floats your boat or moves your groove as they say in Blackburn.

Yes we went to the Queens Hall in Bradford what a night brill, did anyone go 

  On 26/04/2017 at 14:13, DaveNPete said:

At 53 just pup but - Morecambe Pier, Bradford (bouncy bouncy dance floor), Brian's Wheel Revivals at their best and Leighton Buzzard... Plus Lifeline when we made it there (massive respect on that one).

Also used to love Carlisle when we co-ran it at the White Heather (93-94) - with people often travelling up from London and down from Dundee - it was great to be booking DJs we really rated (Dickie Watt, Carl, Spenna, the Scots lads etc) plus doing the first spot (which was usually about 3 hours from 8 o'clock - allowing me to do a properly structured spot ranging everything from early Wheel to Curtis and Bileo)... Plus Saus was at his best there. We usually lost money but it was worth it and we usually then treked down to Donnie to stop with W&S until Monday... Remember divvying up the fast stuff amongst us to ensure everyone there was fully fried towards the end of most nights.

Dx

My favourite Allnighters, travelling down from Edinburgh, getting lost - Everytime - on the way, music was top class all night, great venue, really miss that.

 

Too many too mention, but these stick out.. not all soul though, mix of northern and house clubs

8ts- the old Vic and the outrigger, snobs in bham 

9ts - Shellies - stoke on Trent / the hummingbird - Birmingham 100 club and I have to say the Hacienda, that was an experience

2000's - 100 club, cleethorpes soul weekenders

Happy days 😃