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Bernard Dawson 01-07-2012 22:51
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1000706)
Right, cheers, mate. Isaac Hayes, future soul superstar was just some unknown bloke hanging around Memphis in '62, so that's that theory out of the window!
Like Cashy, I always knew him as Issac. Again like Cashy its probably in the early 1960s when I first met Issac. His mum. and dad lived at the bottom of Manchester Rd, around about were the Park Inn is. Cashy's right if anybody knows its Vito or Kev.

Wynonie Harris 02-07-2012 08:08
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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 1000710)
Like Cashy, I always knew him as Issac. Again like Cashy its probably in the early 1960s when I first met Issac. His mum. and dad lived at the bottom of Manchester Rd, around about were the Park Inn is. Cashy's right if anybody knows its Vito or Kev.
Yeah, they lived on the block below Christ Church Street. Remember going round to his house once. As you say, hopefully Florrie or Vito will know the answer!

jaysay 02-07-2012 08:36
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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 1000672)
Kev was in the same class as me at school. I'm surprised you don't remember him. Bit like Issac, he was Leg end in his own time.
Ya I've been thinking about it since Wyn mentioned him yesterday, I certainly remember you, but florrie, just can't put a face on him although the name does ring a bell

Wynonie Harris 02-07-2012 08:43
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1000731)
Ya I've been thinking about it since Wyn mentioned him yesterday, I certainly remember you, but florrie, just can't put a face on him although the name does ring a bell
He was drummer with the Francis T. Construction. Think Atarah once posted a pic of 'em posing by the side of the market hall.

jaysay 02-07-2012 09:20
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1000732)
He was drummer with the Francis T. Construction. Think Atarah once posted a pic of 'em posing by the side of the market hall.
I've just put the bands name in the search and it came up with an Obs clip, but Florrie wasn't on the photo, the only one I recognised was Tom Robinson

Bernard Dawson 02-07-2012 09:41
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1000731)
Ya I've been thinking about it since Wyn mentioned him yesterday, I certainly remember you, but florrie, just can't put a face on him although the name does ring a bell
There's no particular reason why you should remember from school. It was just that he was in few groups at that time.

cashman 02-07-2012 09:47
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Right aint seen Kev or Vito, but was talking to another owd mate this morning, n he reckons Isaac was derived from the fact, he was in the school choir n someone called it him n it stuck............ seems credible to me!

jaysay 02-07-2012 09:49
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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 1000750)
There's no particular reason why you should remember from school. It was just that he was in few groups at that time.
The only ones I can remember in conection with groups are Frannie and Tommie Franks, I was in the same class as Frannie from starting at HF in 59 to leaving in 62, never really bothered with the group scene until the mid to late 70s Bernard

jaysay 02-07-2012 09:52
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1000751)
Right aint seen Kev or Vito, but was talking to another owd mate this morning, n he reckons Isaac was derived from the fact, he was in the school choir n someone called it him n it stuck............ seems credible to me!
Ya I can understand that too cashy I got the nickname JD and there are people who still use that today, when I see um that is

Wynonie Harris 02-07-2012 14:08
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1000751)
Right aint seen Kev or Vito, but was talking to another owd mate this morning, n he reckons Isaac was derived from the fact, he was in the school choir n someone called it him n it stuck............ seems credible to me!
Seems credible enough. I can never really imagine Isaac being a choirboy!

cashman 02-07-2012 14:38
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1000782)
Seems credible enough. I can never really imagine Isaac being a choirboy!
Me neither,seems he was though.:D Keep The Faith,may know, though younger,used to walk to school wi him?

Wynonie Harris 02-07-2012 14:43
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1000783)
Me neither,seems he was though.:D Keep The Faith,may know, though younger,used to walk to school wi him?
Right, well, it'll make a good discussion point in the Oak Lea! :D

cashman 02-07-2012 15:28
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 1000784)
Right, well, it'll make a good discussion point in the Oak Lea! :D
Are yeh a mindreader?:D;)

DaveinGermany 02-07-2012 19:05
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1000793)
Are yeh a mindreader?:D;)
Doesn't need to be Cashy, everyone knows the Pub's the place were all answers are found & the World is put to rights. :)

jaysay 03-07-2012 09:34
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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1000823)
Doesn't need to be Cashy, everyone knows the Pub's the place were all answers are found & the World is put to rights. :)
Ya everybody knows that so why don't politicians hold their meetings in pubs:D


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