I scanned all these for the book that's just come out but none were used in the end.  I thought I'd put them up for those who are interested.

 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/crosseyedbear/sets/72157636285503745/

'London's Chosen Mass' Great name that.

 

Love the old flyers.

 

Cheers Chalky.

 

Len  

Brilliant stuff Chalky, thanks

Flyers are such an integral part of the scene...those brought back many happy memories.

Hands up if you never ever had a few up on your walls!

Thanks for sharing 'em Chalky.

Chalky,

 

Fantastic stuff - thanks for sharing.  Really glad you put these up, loads I'd not seen before and absolutely fascinating, not least where the graphics are concerned - loved the completely hand-drawn one for a church hall somewhere (if I remember right - bit like Brucie's Generation Game watching them all go past like that!).

 

A real bit of history and I'm glad that even though we couldn't see them in the book, we could still see them here.  Nice one.

 

All the best,

 

Nick

Pity most of them don't have the year printed

Pity most of them don't have the year printed

 

Any in particular?  I think the year I added to the title so if you look on flickr you might see it?

If not let me know any in particular and I will tell you.

Chalky,

 

Fantastic stuff - thanks for sharing.  Really glad you put these up, loads I'd not seen before and absolutely fascinating, not least where the graphics are concerned - loved the completely hand-drawn one for a church hall somewhere (if I remember right - bit like Brucie's Generation Game watching them all go past like that!).

 

A real bit of history and I'm glad that even though we couldn't see them in the book, we could still see them here.  Nice one.

 

All the best,

 

Nick

 

Thanks Nick, long time no see and hope all is well.

 

I've got many of your Scenesville flyers that I haven't scanned yet.  Plenty more in the garage, just got to find the time to scan them.

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A real bit of history and I'm glad that even though we couldn't see them in the book, we could still see them here.  Nice one.

 

 

Great to see some of your Scenesville ones there as well, Nick...yours were always classy looking and dare I say some of the first to actually look professionally done...set a high bar...although yes the hand-drawn ones bring a smile to the face.

 

Flyers are such an integral part of the scene...those brought back many happy memories.

Hands up if you never ever had a few up on your walls!

Thanks for sharing 'em Chalky.

 

MY hands are up. Honestly.

MY hands are up. Honestly.

 

Guess it was just me, then

Had some Casino, Yate and Hinckley ones adorning my walls when I was too young to know any better   

Bet you just had Bowie and Slade posters, eh Pete...or the one of the female tennis player scratching her arse 

Guess it was just me, then

Had some Casino, Yate and Hinckley ones adorning my walls when I was too young to know any better   

Bet you just had Bowie and Slade posters, eh Pete...or the one of the female tennis player scratching her arse 

 

I remember having Bowie, Slade, Rod Stewart and T Rex in 72-73, I replaced those with the colour centre page of Black Music magazine in 74-75.  Can't remember any after that really.

Brill Stuff Even the Flyers had atmosphere back then

 

THANKS Chalky

Found 3 from 2003 that are already scanned on the system,

 

have some older stuff boxed up, will do some digging. 

 

 

 

 

 

Hope Derek don't mind, no working out his age you lot.  

 

 

Found 3 from 2003 that are already scanned on the system,

 

have some older stuff boxed up, will do some digging. 

 

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Hope Derek don't mind, no working out his age you lot.  

 

I remember going to all three of those venues Tony.Went several times to Tez Wright's Castle park nights local for me.Brooklands was a bit too posh for me remember Snowy on the decks.Keresforth Hall last time i was there for Tommy Hunt's performance.Don't seem like 10 years ago though.

I remember going to all three of those venues Tony.Went several times to Tez Wright's Castle park nights local for me.Brooklands was a bit too posh for me remember Snowy on the decks.Keresforth Hall last time i was there for Tommy Hunt's performance.Don't seem like 10 years ago though.

 

I was at Tommy Hunts night also, like you say don't seem 10 years ago, I worked with TommyHunt in 1984 at a club called Adeles as well, that don't seem too long ago either, bet I know you by sight.     

Guess it was just me, then

Had some Casino, Yate and Hinckley ones adorning my walls when I was too young to know any better   

Bet you just had Bowie and Slade posters, eh Pete...or the one of the female tennis player scratching her arse 

I used to have them stuck or pinned up all over my room. Usually because they had some record or other info scribbled on them from a night out.

Have to say today's flyers are absolutely useless for making notes on. Who ever thought of glossy professional looking flyers

Tony's, Blackburn - Members note: The police will be closely monitoring this event!

 

Great flyer!

Nothing there for me. Does it not work on the iPad?

not sure if it does, click on the flickr link in my signature, that should work.

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not sure if it does, click on the flickr link in my signature, that should work.

Evening Youth

That works perfect on your flickr link - some fab flyers there Chalky -

Keep um coming

Tfk

Chalky

Great stuff mate, those where the days you could write "new wants" on the back of flyers.

Who bloody was responsible for printing both sides of flyers.....they should be hung! Nowadays with phones etc there's no need for pen and paper. Shit they'll be doing away with vinyl next!!,!,

Thanks Nick, long time no see and hope all is well.

 

I've got many of your Scenesville flyers that I haven't scanned yet.  Plenty more in the garage, just got to find the time to scan them.

 

I would love to see your 'famous' garage Chalky - Mr Trebus springs to mind  

 

Len  

Great to see some of your Scenesville ones there as well, Nick...yours were always classy looking and dare I say some of the first to actually look professionally done...set a high bar...although yes the hand-drawn ones bring a smile to the face.

 

 

The first 'professional' ones I saw were Cliff Steel's Detroit Academicals ones.

 

But yes, the hand drawn ones are fab.

 

Len  

The first 'professional' ones I saw were Cliff Steel's Detroit Academicals ones.

Defo a contender for the best looking soul club membership card for sure!

Fantastic stuff.  Some brilliant memories in there.

 

Just to add to the thread, some more early 80's flyers.

Got loads of flyers, but thought that i would put this one up first

 HI ALL....CHALKEY This is the stuff... the DOGS, I have collected flyers from day one on the scene, as they evoke the memory bank so well, also like how you displayed them, also worth a note is how the HOME PC has changed since the 8ts some great creative art work has evolved over the decades.

Thanks for making your stuff available, NICE ONE & RIGHT ON  DAVE  K

Brilliant stuff Chalky!! Some great memories rekindled through the posters, Nighters remembered and some forgotten!

 

I must admit the night I DJ'd at the Fourbeat Allnighter in Manchester is not one I remember well, I think the 5-a-side football and Table Tennis would have left an indelible impression but unfortunately not! Rob Marriot's Soul Power All nighters  in 1987 at the Swan in Mansfield however I remember well, absolutely blinding venue with Butch, Keb Darge, Guy Hennigan and Rich Broughton playing with  tfk Andy Whitmore and  myself providing the modern stuff.

 

Really worthwhile exercise Chalky and it proves how vibrant the scene was in the post Wigan 80's in places like Dunstable, Hull, London, Leicester, Stafford, Blackburn  with not a f'**kin' handbag in sight!

 

Cheers mate 

 

Pete

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Hi Pete hope you are well.  

 

I think that flyer for the four beat one, I think that date was cancelled, Belle Vue is it?  Tony Smith will tell you for sure.  Mucky Duck was a great venue.  

 

You are right though it was vibrant despite what those who weren't there say.  I was doing basically two allnighters a weekend, plus bank holidays and at least one soul night which was usually the warm up for the nighter.

 

Thanks everyone for the comments, I've more in the garage, I might get a bit of time later to add to it.

'London's Chosen Mass' Great name that.

 

Love the old flyers.

 

Cheers Chalky.

 

Len  

my first all nighter, thanks for putting these up Chalky, a real blast from the past.

Any in particular?  I think the year I added to the title so if you look on flickr you might see it?

If not let me know any in particular and I will tell you.

 

I can see that you've added the year to the title of each picture now thanks Chalky.

Not an event most of you would have gone to, but it's interesting ref the Art Work / Letraset Wording - It took hours!  I remember having Mace D.J at this Club back then.

 

Btw - It's on my wall

 

All the best,

 

Len

 

 

 

good stuff

 

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