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The guy with blue shirt on is Derek, the original manager of the Central 40 years ago. Thanks to him, his wife Joan and Len cave the owner, the 'Leeds Central Soul Club' was born. -
Rick Cooper, another one of the original Good Ole Boys! -
Mike Eastwood pointing to the best Soul Club in the world ever!! -
Terry Dean, still looks the same as he did 40 years ago, PISSED!!! -
Cockney Steve, Keeping the faith! -
A girl who knows what she likes! -
A thorn between 2 roses! Roy Adams and the brilliant doormen -
More of the brilliant and soulful crowd. -
Rick Cooper DJ extrordinaire, or is that extraordinary?? -
The GoGo dancer! -
The crowd from the stage -
The video screen! The video of old central photos and notes remembering those that couldn't be there, and could -
Yoo Hoo!!!! -
Paul Rowan, a side profile! -
Heheh!! she's 17 and old enough! LOL! Like father ............. -
an 'Up For It' bunch of Soulies young and old! Great Day and great to see! -
HOW THE HELL could you fall asleep in that crowd and with the stunning sounds that were played throughout? -
You don't think he's changed Stephi? When he turned up with a load of records, I asked him if he was a record seller, and he said "No I'm DJing", I didn't recognise him and I'd bloody booked him LOL! -
A bunch of Central Soulies! and Pete Dillons hand -
Packed club on an amazing day!! -
Mike Eastwood, one of the original good ole boys! -
Ali Parkes (Top Mod DJ) and the guy with my shirt on. -
That's very cruel malc! But funny! LOL!! I think the girl at the side thinks so too -
I remember the 'Metro' being in existence but I don't remember ever going. The only places around that time I can remember in Wakey was 'Intercon, Raquels, Locarno (Mecca) on the site where the Ridings is now and a bit later on I think 'Unity hall'
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Can't believe I just found these after all these years. An original 'Central' membership card, but what makes it special is that I had it signed on the back by no other than 'Gladys Knight and the pips' when I went to see them at Sheffield theatre club in the 70s. Also found my Cleethorpes card and a Torch flyer.