Just found this in amongst some of my memorabilia, a flyer from one of Alan and Steve Walls doos, circa 85/86?. Makes great reading, sums up what it was all about, always a great time at these events and two great lads as well. .....Especially love the entrance fee...Equity members £2...Other Plebs £2.50...Priceless

Andy

Edited September 16, 200816 yr by Dennisoul

nowt wrong with that very original says it all you need to know

chris

Just found this in amongst some of my memorabilia, a flyer from one of Alan and Steve Walls doos, circa 85/86?. Makes great reading, sums up what it was all about, always a great time at these events and two great lads as well. .....Especially love the entrance fee...Equity members £2...Other Plebs £2.50...Priceless

Andy

Andy

As i recall it went on much later than planned. The owner of the venue (it was my local) was a mate of my dad's in fact i'm sure i recommended the venue to Steve & Alan.

Messheads ya b***

Derek

27th December - my birthday!

Andy

As i recall it went on much later than planned. The owner of the venue (it was my local) was a mate of my dad's in fact i'm sure i recommended the venue to Steve & Alan.

Messheads ya b***

Derek

Were my awld buddy's the Walls bros involved with this flyer? Reason I ask is the prose on it is true Alan Walls style; the man should be a comedy writer

Edit ..er... just read first post again and contact numbers for Alan and Steve. I'll email Alan with this link, we need to get him on here

Edited September 16, 200816 yr by Byrney

Andy

As i recall it went on much later than planned. The owner of the venue (it was my local) was a mate of my dad's in fact i'm sure i recommended the venue to Steve & Alan.

Messheads ya b***

Derek

Remember this well, flyer looks like it was done by Spencey, was there another venue in that town called The Star Inn?

Messyheads ya bass

P.S Speaking of messheads does anybody hear from Peem nowadays ?

It's a fair cop, Guv! Damn you pesky kids!

Harry - I did the flyer, a time-honoured, no expense incurred felt tip pen jobbie, photocopied at work. I can see how my work can be confused with that of art school graduate Stewart Spence!

Derek - you were indeed Mr Fixit, the go between, the mover and shaker: nothing happened in Kennoway without your express say so. I think we managed another 2 nights there, I seem to remember the good ol' boys of the resident Country & Western Club kicking up a fuss with the guv'nor (Larry Monaghan?) about us playing Black music. Have I just imagined that? Definately remember two bawbags in cowboy outfits turning up one night, hoping for a lynching. Like something out of Blazing Saddles!

Andy - if you have any more Soul Skeletons in the closet, run them by my solicitor next time, there's a good lad!

Good afternoon, Chaps. Long time no see. I've been lurking around these parts for ages, but despite Byrney's prompting, apart from a wee flurry of activity last December I've never really got down to posting. Hopefully this will spur me into meaningful contribution - or talking pish!

Trust you're all well, in the pink and tickety boo. Steve says hello, too.

Cheers

Alan

by the way, yes, I still have my records; yes they will be sold (at some point); no, there won't be any bargains!

H - last time I saw Peem was briefly at Kerso's 40th. I think he's living in Edinburgh. You know, if his voice gets any quieter I doubt anyone will actually hear anything he ever says!

Edited September 23, 200816 yr by Alan Walls

It's a fair cop, Guv! Damn you pesky kids!

Harry - I did the flyer, a time-honoured, no expense incurred felt tip pen jobbie, photocopied at work. I can see how my work can be confused with that of art school graduate Stewart Spence!

Derek - you were indeed Mr Fixit, the go between, the mover and shaker: nothing happened in Kennoway without your express say so. I think we managed another 2 nights there, I seem to remember the good ol' boys of the resident Country & Western Club kicking up a fuss with the guv'nor (Larry Monaghan?) about us playing Black music. Have I just imagined that? Definately remember two bawbags in cowboy outfits turning up one night, hoping for a lynching. Like something out of Blazing Saddles!

Andy - if you have any more Soul Skeletons in the closet, run them by my solicitor next time, there's a good lad!

Good afternoon, Chaps. Long time no see. I've been lurking around these parts for ages, but despite Byrney's prompting, apart from a wee flurry of activity last December I've never really got down to posting. Hopefully this will spur me into meaningful contribution - or talking pish!

Trust you're all well, in the pink and tickety boo. Steve says hello, too.

Cheers

Alan

by the way, yes, I still have my records; yes they will be sold (at some point); no, there won't be any bargains!

Hi Alan,

I hear rumours that you live in bandit country these days?

Am planning a long overdue trip to costa del kennoway soon (my dad not keeping that well at the moment).

Can you pm me steve's phone no if you get a chance.

cheers

Derek

Remember it well...Kennoway is in deepest, darkest Fife and the coach driver kept saying "I'm not sure where we are, I haven't been to Fife since the war!" - and we were coming all the way from Edinburgh...