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Hi Paul

nice viewing but in many ways quite sad to see the pictures of her up in flames.

See you soon

Martyn

Yes, quite sad, but a piece of soul history....best P

paul,er i cannot find the piccys mate...

paul,er i cannot find the piccys mate...

click on previous work/once upon a time in wigan & to the right is a slide show off photos,with arrow down to view.

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Hi Paul, great piccies mate, never seen most of them before. Blimey even the firemen look sooooooo young. Best...Tony. OZ.

brought back some memories from that balcony?

Hi Paul...loved the dance class footage for the upcoming film...I heard you were in Perth and saw my old mate Steve Parker when you DJ'd there

Ive never yet seen a picture of myself at Wigan

I know I was there, other people have told me so

I've just found one, can't believe I young I looked I was 16 I think.

Gonna eagerly scour my parents loft as I suspect I may have more.

Aid.

this is me outside casino club. im not sure of the date but probably before 1978. is a bit dark and small but it is one of those attached to the big picture. im sure i have more but over time things get lost. such a shame really as those were such great days for me and anyone of my age nowadays.

casino picture.pdf

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paul i know its a view of the casino under sad circumstances, but in the bigger scheme of things, these are important & valuable documents..its really amazing to see these pictures for the first time, let alone not knowing that they existed...well done mate.. ive said before that a concise photographic almanac is a must as a preservative for future generations who wont just be influenced by the music, but can get the feel for the legend by what they view and a better understanding of why so many hold it in such high esteem...regardless of its less than complimentary discription over the years.

Does anyone else lay claim to having owned the Hillman Imp in the foreground of the iconic photo of the Casino, taken from the bottom of the car park on Station Rd? Same car I lost Wayne Fontana's SKCMB off the roof of whilst changing me shoes at Samanthas