Coops

there are three people on this wonderful scene of ours who have asked me not to photograph them, when ever i see them i let them know i'm there and assure them i won't photograph them, this i hope helps them not to worry and enjoy the event. if their image accidently gets in the background of a shot i will burn it out. i was asked to take some photos at an east midlands event when a lady came up to me and told me her husband had epilepsy and could i not take photos. i said to her that at three stages in the evening i will be taking photos for about two records each stage but i would warn her first so her husband could leave the area.... sorted, although the next time when i saw them at a venue and asked for the same arrangements she said, no worries, he's cured?????? at the stafford celebratory 'nighter a couple of years ago a woman came up to me and insisted she looked through the images on my camera and deleting any with her on. i politely told her that i would ensure no image of her would be published anywhere. she still thought she had a right to look through my images on my camera until i politely told her she had not got the right and if she tried to take my camera from me that would be assault also that i had the permission of the promoters. the upshot is.... her images didn't get published because i respect ALL individuals' rights to ASK for them not to be published whether they are rude pissed arrogant women at a stafford re-union or any mild mannered polite person at a.n.other event. all a person has to do is ask and i will make sure they are NOT photographed or, if in the background NOT published.

as is yours by Hannah Barbara i think?

got a separate area in skegness, it's called the high street!!!

'exploit?

looks like the playlist of a dozen or so soul nights right now let alone Ms in the mid 70s!!!!!!!

if the people didn't buy the shyte no one would be selling it. responsibility (if trading standards were to look at it) lays on the sellers' shoulders unless there is a contract between trader and landlord that says otherwise.

Of The Way We Were Posted by coops, 21 May 2009 · This is the nighter, where we danced in our teens To records by Foster, Parker and Sheen, tunes from the 60s, the 70s and more, We'd thumb it to Wigan, hundred miles from our door Passi... Tap to view this Soul Source News/Article in full

i'm not stirring it , this is a valid question, if it's about the venue how come the current floor fillers and new releases room now plays oldies and the 'theatre' (old oldies room) now plays disco? sooooo against the original st.ives ethos. just asking.... UNLESS that's how it was post 1977 (because, alas, i only went to st.ives in the EASC days when it was 'up there' with Wigan and Clees