Citizen P

No it is not just you. I used to be quite evangelical playing tunes to people trying to explain etc.--but that was along time ago. Now I know not everyone gets it-tough sh*t your loss-you'll never have what I've got. Just remind me- what does Cosa Nostra mean, again?? :shhh: Tony

There's only a few of us that can.... T

I'd be very wary of nail varnish remover-lighter fuel seems to do the trick usually, like you say. Tony

Thanks for the offers. tony

on the lookout for this cheap'un ta tony

I 'd probably go with Danny Wagner meself.. Tony

Didn't know Kenny was dead..... you're right surname Graham. Lived in Salford nearly all his life. Knew the wholefamily. ATB Tony

Interesting... got a few Demo's date stamped which I like-some don't-as it gives an history. Also got a demo copy of Cleo's Mood - Junior Walker -which is stamped " Coast to Coast", which I like to believe was used in the Lenny Henry thing of the same name from a few years back( probably isn't though ) Tony

You're not wrong there... T

Well, Can't think of many bad ones to be honest-. Good starting point would be The Rare Stamps LP-JJ Barnes & Steve Mancha. Happy listening. ATB Tony

Hi Bernie, your name rings a distant bell, do you know the Warburtons-Walt & Ricky, lived on Newury st. before moving to Holcombe Close ?? Sammy Turnbull also rings a bell, pretty sure I was at St. Clements with Dave Silcock. Some of the Salford Youth Clubs I remember North Salford-pretty much opposite Broughton Baths Peter Greens- was on Silk Street estate I think... Whit Lane. Cromwell road. Can't remember Reggies-where was that ?? and of course, you must have done The Pembroke Halls ATB Tony

Yes, actually I think they called it a "Disco Pub" Demolished years ago Used to play a lot of Soul there, but could get quite "hairy" at the weekends. ATB Tony

Bloody Nora, I never thought I'd see the Keystone mentioned anywhere, very fond memories-even though I never went in, I'll explain. When we were first moved to Ellor Street( now more commonly called The Precinct) in 1970 I was 14, the bouncers at The Keystone were far too strict to let the likes of me through the doors. So we used to sit on a wall outside listening to the music Sad, innit?? Many years later, Brian Walker told me that a number of" Wheelers" frequently attended. ATB Tony

Yes, he did ,was certainly in his box at Heywood last Friday Tony

As is "Welcome Home" Tony

I definately Do Not want to think about any Pink Pendulums swinging, thank you very much. Tony

When was the reunion held ?? I reckon about 10 years back, what a cracking night that was.. Must be due another ??? Tony

Probably got Don Gardner on t'other side Tony

Who Cares ???? Which looks harsh, but really isn't. If I hear a tune and I like it, it doesn't matter to me which box you try to force it into. A good tune is a good tune. ATB Tony

Originally on Princess Street in one of the old office blocks, Asia House (or something like that), went into a small area with a counter, rang a bell and they (usually Rick Cooper) brought a list out for you to choose from. Remember hearing Dean Parrish I. O. M. W. for he first time at The Pendulum and Bary announcing Global had 'em in. The queue started early That Saturday ATB Tony

Teeth in Top Pocket ???? Can't remember the last time I saw Pat. D'ye recall somebody slipping a 10p in his beer in Rowntrees-Pat duly swallowed it, and was carted off to hospital. Johnny Mac called to see how he was doing....... "No Change" was the reply. T

Remember taking Gordon home one night. That was ........interesting Great days to be a young 'un Tony

Just give this a little kick up 3 recents Benny Spellman- I Feel Good- Atlantic Bettye Swann-Don't Take My Mind-Money George McCrae-Please Help me Find my baby-Soul City Tony

What?? In the bogs Tony