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More than probable it WAS Church Street - at our age we're lucky to be able to remember the name of a town ne'er mind a street......
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Another watering-hole remembered from his misspent youth is the Thorn Inn at Church Kirk. He remembers the doorway was so low that people of above-average height had to duck their heads to enter, or take the step down. Was in the darts team - the very low big oak teams had plenty of darts stuck in them. Good times – hangovers aplenty!
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Doors open at the Thorn Inn and it looked nice and tidy. Can't say the same for the Cross Guns..looked tired and in need of some tlc |
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Did one of my first ever djing gigs at the thorn about 1987
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Himself says he remembers that The Ritz Ballroom was on the corner of Cannon and Church Streets, so you are spot on there. Did a lot of tripping the light fantastic at The Ritz (or maybe just tripping over depending on how much time had been spent in the Little Crown beforehand).
One of his mates, Johnny Armstrong, was lead singer at The Ritz in those days - in the (earlier) '50's. Btw, does anyone know what happened to Johnny? |
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