Accy Places - Page 7

cashman · 28-03-2005, 10:18

does anyone remember a place on castle st. the cavern i think it was called,saw long john baldry there in the late sixties or mid cant remember exactly drank to much in them days,it was only open a few years. also chaigley manor was a great place for kids used to make weekly donation from my wage to support it,did no good though not enough people helped when it was going-great shame.

Alan Gilmartin · 29-03-2005, 22:14

Your right cashman, it was the cavern, I saw Long John Baldry on the same night, pity you cant remember, because, Kiki Dee, Rod Stewart, were on with him. It was only open for a couple of years, I still have my membership card. I think it closed in 1969, I think Accy disco opened then, I never went there, Wynonnie Harris will know more about that. Also saw Blues Incorporated, The Formost, Swinging Bluejeans, Undertakers, there.

cashman · 30-03-2005, 00:28

another place,the vic just over canal bridge at clayton, johnny kidd@pirates were on early60s,didnt find out till day after gig,was sick as a parrot,one of the best british r@b groups ever in my opinion,never did get to see them he was killed over bolton way not to long after.

Wynonie Harris · 30-03-2005, 07:37

Johnny Kidd & the Pirates played round here? Wish I'd known! Still, I probably would've been too young to get in anyway.

cashman · 30-03-2005, 09:24

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Johnny Kidd & the Pirates played round here? Wish I'd known! Still, I probably would've been too young to get in anyway.

i think it was late64 which only put me going on 17,be interested if any one on here actually went to the gig.

Alan Gilmartin · 30-03-2005, 23:14

My brother Kevin, might have seen them he is four yrs older than me, I,ll ask him. I think Fred Skinner owned it at the time. Kevin said He once saw Graham Nash drinking there one night. Is the Vic still there ?.

cashman · 30-03-2005, 23:48

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin

My brother Kevin, might have seen them he is four yrs older than me, I,ll ask him. I think Fred Skinner owned it at the time. Kevin said He once saw Graham Nash drinking there one night. Is the Vic still there ?.

your spot on there the late fred skinner owned the vic at that time,he went on to own the salchow in gt harwood,@then martholme grange,the vic is long gone though.

Ivor · 29-07-2012, 16:31

I am Ivor Gears. I used to live on Gloucester Avenue, No. 11. Who are you? Did you know the Moores family?

susie123 · 29-07-2012, 16:40

Who are you talking to after seven years?? You'll have to shout a bit louder!

Ivor · 31-07-2012, 08:18

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Originally Posted by susie123

Who are you talking to after seven years?? You'll have to shout a bit louder!

I was trying to reply to Caz about living on Lancaster Ave. What is the significance of 7 years?

cashman · 31-07-2012, 08:47

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Originally Posted by Ivor

I was trying to reply to Caz about living on Lancaster Ave. What is the significance of 7 years?

Last post before yeh replied Ivor was oer 7 years ago, aint seen Caz on here fer a long long while.

hassy rvr · 02-08-2012, 14:03

Glad this thread was resurrected as missed it first time round remember all the places mentioned although I knew the cafe on Melbourne st as the Melba spent many many happy hours in there with my then boyfriend playing Emile Ford,s "What Do You Want TO Make Those Eyes At Me For" over milk shakes!! lol.

cashman · 02-08-2012, 14:11

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Originally Posted by hassy rvr

Glad this thread was resurrected as missed it first time round remember all the places mentioned although I knew the cafe on Melbourne st as the Melba spent many many happy hours in there with my then boyfriend playing Emile Ford,s "What Do You Want TO Make Those Eyes At Me For" over milk shakes!! lol.

Being pedantic, twas actually the Melbo,

was goin in yon since around 1960.