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Old 06-11-2013, 03:53   #91
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After reading Steeljacks old post maybe he got sick of all us old farts reminiscing,
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After reading Steeljacks old post maybe he got sick of all us old farts reminiscing,
Well it is the nostalgia forum and long may it continue!
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Don't get me wrong, I agree with you, I just miss Steeljacks contributions.
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I was just wondering, when did the Jazz Club start? Does anybody know?
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I was just wondering, when did the Jazz Club start? Does anybody know?
Round about 1960 Wyn, I started going around 62 soon after leaving school, and heard about it when I worked near the ground
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Round about 1960 Wyn, I started going around 62 soon after leaving school, and heard about it when I worked near the ground
That's sbout right, John. I started going in the early sixties as well... we may have crossed paths!
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Right, cheers for that. 1960...that figures...when trad jazz was all the rage and Acker Bilk, Kenny Ball etc were topping the charts!
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Right, cheers for that. 1960...that figures...when trad jazz was all the rage and Acker Bilk, Kenny Ball etc were topping the charts!
Ya they both appeared at the club Wyn
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That's sbout right, John. I started going in the early sixties as well... we may have crossed paths!
We must have crossed paths Sue, it was such a small place really, I used to knock about with lots of lads and lasses who went to the Girls High School and lads from Accy Grammar
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It was Jazz on a Sunday and Folk on Wednesdays John
We used to pelt it back from Ingleton after a weekends caving and fraternising with the enemy (white rose wenches) for the Sunday sessions. Susie's ex bf was one of us too.
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We used to pelt it back from Ingleton after a weekends caving and fraternising with the enemy (white rose wenches) for the Sunday sessions. Susie's ex bf was one of us too.
Never missed a Sunday Dave, only went on Wednesday if a big name was playing, anybody remember a pianist playing called Ron Gesig (not sure of the spelling) a great Jazz pianist, a man with flying fingers think he was with a band called The Original Downtown Syncopators, they played at the Mayors Ball at Accy Con when Burt Taylor was the Mayor
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Never missed a Sunday Dave, only went on Wednesday if a big name was playing, anybody remember a pianist playing called Ron Gesig (not sure of the spelling) a great Jazz pianist, a man with flying fingers think he was with a band called The Original Downtown Syncopators, they played at the Mayors Ball at Accy Con when Burt Taylor was the Mayor
mmm.. I can't recall if the acts were ever advertised in the Observer?
Next time I am in the Library I'll take a trip down memory lane and see.
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There was one memorable night at the Folk Club when the "artiste" was so drunk that he started arguing with the audience and ended up falling off the stage ( a real pxxx artist). We all got our money back.
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Next time I am in the Library I'll take a trip down memory lane and see.
Don't think they needed to advertise Dave, it was chocker bloc every Sunday, word of mouth was a great way of communication, they just put a notice on the board as to how was coming to the club and that was sufficient
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