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Had some good times in Selby with Erick and at Nighters anyone know what he up these days

We used to go on the scoters to Bradford remember being questioned by the D.S in the morning

Hi looks like we shared the same venue also saw Jimmy Cliff at The tined chicken (New Earswick Folk Hall) I remember him singing' when a man loves a woman it was brilliant.

String of Beads Bradford not sure of the first record probably The Poets She Blew A Good Thing Most memorable Jackie Lee's Darkest days at the wheel before it closed down we thought it was the end of the world.

Alan Day Top man always remember Alan spinning a record and just saying let's go

lol pity I have the LP

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LOL must be old pic you have hair Great days

Hi Swish Great days so many memories do u ever see mouse think he was from Bradford All the best Snitch

Great minds think alike

Looking forward to a truly monumental event. Talking to my old mate Swish last night so many memories. Hoagy Lands for you Swish ">

Any news on Alan Day been

Hi Paul Some more images from the Torch

Four lads from York Alan Tattersfield Tony Snowdon Ian Stewart,and yours truly Stewart Richards

Anyone know what happened to Alan Day looking forward to the reunion

Thanks for your help lads just been talking to Paul

Thanks for the help

Trying to track down an old mate anyone know whereabouts of Paul Temple from near Selby.

Persil advert on TV Couple of years back Persil had a brilliant song as backing to an advertisement and it's been bugging me ever since anyone know anything about it. persiladd.mp3 persiladd.mp3

First just like to say hello to Ian, we spoke some weeks back on Starpoint and apologise for not remembering he used to spin records at the Central. Jo Armstead - I Feel an Urge Coming on was playing virtually every time we arrived. Speaking to an old mate Alan Rhodes he informed me Ian used to be known as Frank? Anyway ,going on to the infamous Simon Soussan. I first met Simon in Jumbo's, Leeds. He was ranting over the Incredibles, There's Nothing Else to Say, which was one of my favourites from the Wheel. I think he was just getting into Northern. A couple of years later I received or sent for a list from Simon, load of records with inflated prices, he was advertising Edwin and Blinky, Oh How Happy for £18? I bought a couple of records at normal prices, Edwin Starr,Girls are Getting Pretty and one by the Showmen. Once arranged to go to his flat to see some records but he was out. Next time I saw him was at Wigan playing backing tracks not really a memorable evening. Talking about Wigan I used to give Alan Rhodes a lift in my car and in return I got in Wigan free. Always remember the state of the place, they used to have a punk do before the all nighter, there were broken bottles and black bin liners everywhere and spit.