Martyn Pitt

These were around about mid 70's, fairly sure they are boots (was of this opinion at the time), would be odd for a legal issue not to have the writers name credited.

Hope so, loved it there, atmosphere people music and dance floor all top notch.

Sad news to read of Dave's passing, remember him from the early 90's when we would see him out and about with his camera, a lovely guy with a great sense of humour. RIP

Happy birthday Steve

Sad to hear of the passing of Neil Allen or to everyone out there Nogger. A good friend and Stoke legend, sorry to say he has finally lost his long fight with illness and has gone to the turntables in the sky. I shall never forget him, particularly his advice before my first ever spot at Keele ... "if you f*** it up I shall boot you all round that dance floor". He will be sadly missed, but never forgotten. Rest peacefully dear friend Martyn & Carol x

Spot on ... I would never have met you, or the other multitude of friends from all around the country

Dont think this has been mentioned

Just thought of another

There is another version released in 1969 by Geoffrey Meteliko (not sure which is the original and which is the cover). More at home in a jazz lounge, but interesting take all the same.

As it was co written by Ashford I always assumed it was the original by Lorraine ... thanks for the info

Larry Williams - I'm the one / One good reason Larry Williams - This old heart of mine / I'd rather fight than switch Hokis Pokis - Nowhere / Cant wait for love Yvonne Baker - I cant change / Mend the torn pieces

Walter & The Admirations Tan Geers Any Fred Hughes single Carol Anderson - Taking my mind off love Cecil Washington

Only just heard this (been offline for a while). A lovely guy I have known for the last 30 years, will always remember him and Billy together on the doors a couple of top lads back together again. RIP Jimmy you will be missed Martyn & Carol x

A bit shocked to learn of the passing of Craig Westwood in the early hours of last Monday morning. A good friend and fellow dancer over the years, will remember him for his loud stamp on the dance floor to announce his arrival. Condolences to Jayne, his family and friends RIP my friend Martyn & Carol x