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ShadowTrev 07-11-2010 12:37

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 859388)
Sorry Trev Ill try again towmorow, dont know what happened.

Ok Al, Trev.

dublomad 07-11-2010 21:43

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Originally Posted by ShadowTrev (Post 859487)
Yeh Cashy's right! another "belt'in" night thank's to Tony & the boy's , vocal's "bang on " as before, I'm well impressed! Glad Fran managed to make it & my brother-in-law & Cashy made me smile as they were forced to get up to dance,good time had by all.

Hi Trev, Cashy, Angela and Keith. Thanks for all turnin' up last night, was really good to see you. When you see Fran again Trev, tell him thanks, as it's a bit of a trek from Ingle, pity he couldn't stay a bit longer. Popped into the Alma tonight to take some posters for 4th December and bumped in to Tommy Franks. Told him you were all there last night, he sends his regards to you all, and if you're readin' this Jim, you too!! Says it;s been a long time. He couldn' make it last night as he was singing down at Brooks Club. He's definitely comin' to the Alma on the 4th, so if you all want a repeat performance, he'd like to catch with you all. All the best Tony.

ShadowTrev 07-11-2010 21:55

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Originally Posted by dublomad (Post 859640)
Hi Trev, Cashy, Angela and Keith. Thanks for all turnin' up last night, was really good to see you. When you see Fran again Trev, tell him thanks, as it's a bit of a trek from Ingle, pity he couldn't stay a bit longer. Popped into the Alma tonight to take some posters for 4th December and bumped in to Tommy Franks. Told him you were all there last night, he sends his regards to you all, and if you're readin' this Jim, you too!! Says it;s been a long time. He couldn' make it last night as he was singing down at Brooks Club. He's definitely comin' to the Alma on the 4th, so if you all want a repeat performance, he'd like to catch with you all. All the best Tony.

Thank's for that T, gonna ring Fran tomorrow -it's his birthday see what he has to say. Trev.

dublomad 07-11-2010 23:47

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Hi Trev. Forgot to mention it last night, bui if ever you fancy having a look down the Stanley on a Monday for the jam night, let me know and I,ll meet up with ya. T

ShadowTrev 08-11-2010 16:07

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Originally Posted by dublomad (Post 859656)
Hi Trev. Forgot to mention it last night, bui if ever you fancy having a look down the Stanley on a Monday for the jam night, let me know and I,ll meet up with ya. T

Hiya T, thanks for that invite I'll keep it in mind. Trev.

shazfury1 10-11-2010 02:28

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Wasn't a guy called Ray Ormerod in the original band. When they first started out?

dublomad 10-11-2010 11:00

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Originally Posted by ShadowTrev (Post 859788)
Hiya T, thanks for that invite I'll keep it in mind. Trev.

Hi Trev. My son Darren has seen a Les Paul he wants, so he is about to put his Telecaster on ebay. As you mentioned you were interested in one I thought I'd let you know. My phone number is 07908264188. Tony

Alan Gilmartin 10-11-2010 22:33

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I knew a Roy Ormerod who lived down Melbourne St in Clayton, He was into bike racing.

james 10-11-2010 23:55

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Originally Posted by dublomad (Post 859640)
Hi Trev, Cashy, Angela and Keith. Thanks for all turnin' up last night, was really good to see you. When you see Fran again Trev, tell him thanks, as it's a bit of a trek from Ingle, pity he couldn't stay a bit longer. Popped into the Alma tonight to take some posters for 4th December and bumped in to Tommy Franks. Told him you were all there last night, he sends his regards to you all, and if you're readin' this Jim, you too!! Says it;s been a long time. He couldn' make it last night as he was singing down at Brooks Club. He's definitely comin' to the Alma on the 4th, so if you all want a repeat performance, he'd like to catch with you all. All the best Tony.

Wow, Tommy Franks. The last time I saw Tommy I was 19 years old, we worked at Huncoat power station together. Nice to know he's still around, Cheers, Jim.

cashman 11-11-2010 22:21

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Originally Posted by james (Post 860499)
Wow, Tommy Franks. The last time I saw Tommy I was 19 years old, we worked at Huncoat power station together. Nice to know he's still around, Cheers, Jim.

No need to worry on that score james, Tommys fine, apart from looking older aint changed a bit.;)

HeidiHibbert 18-11-2010 20:42

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Just came across this website and seen my dad's name mention, Pete Hibbert, who sadly passed away earlier today and will be missed by many.

Taggy 18-11-2010 21:03

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Originally Posted by HeidiHibbert (Post 862540)
Just came across this website and seen my dad's name mention, Pete Hibbert, who sadly passed away earlier today and will be missed by many.

So very sad to hear that Heidi, i know your Dad hadn't been well for some time, he will indeed be sadly missed, but very fondly remembered. My condolences to you and the family! RIP Pete.

Best Regards - Taggy

cashman 18-11-2010 21:10

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Deepest sympathy Heidi, saw him on sunday, nurse told me ya were there on sat, will be missed by many, a top geezer.

ShadowTrev 18-11-2010 22:05

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Originally Posted by HeidiHibbert (Post 862540)
Just came across this website and seen my dad's name mention, Pete Hibbert, who sadly passed away earlier today and will be missed by many.

Hello Heidi, I'm one of the guitarist in the last band your Dad sang in, very sad to hear about him,deepest sympathy Trev.

Atarah 19-11-2010 06:15

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PETE HIBBERT

Hello Heidi, so very pleased you contacted the website. I too have the "best" memories of your lovely Dad, from working with him (seems like a hundred years ago) at N.G.N. Ltd., Kirk Rd, Church, to going round Accy "following" his band - he had the BEST voice, to him decorating my hallway for me a few years back. One of the best!!!! A real pleasure to have known him.
Atarah

dublomad 20-11-2010 19:13

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Originally Posted by HeidiHibbert (Post 862540)
Just came across this website and seen my dad's name mention, Pete Hibbert, who sadly passed away earlier today and will be missed by many.

Hi Heidi, I am so sorry to hear the news, wow that was a shock. I knew he'd been ill for a long time, but I didn't expect this. I never knew him that well in the 60's, more by reputation, but I did get to know him quite well in the late 80's and 90's, he used to come and watch the band I was in quite regularly. As you can see by the posts on here, he was a very popular bloke and will be sorely missed by many people. Rock on Pete!!

Stumped 20-11-2010 19:29

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Having served as a apprenticeship alongside Pete at English Electric and later worked alongside him at NGN, may I add my personal tribute to a great guy who was loved by, and will be missed my very many people. I know he will add his great singing voice to any one of the celestial choirs that doubtless will be clamouring for his attention. Rest in peace, old friend.

jaysay 21-11-2010 08:30

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Pete was a top bloke and a very accomplished sing RIP

beechy 21-11-2010 11:15

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hi
heidi give my regards to your mum Ros. pete was a top man:hothothot
debbies dad:hothothot

beechy 23-11-2010 18:26

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Pete Hibbert s daughter Heidi would like to thank all the Accy web members
who have posted kind words and memories, also his wife Rosaline is proud that Pete touched so many hearts with his singing RIP:hothothot:hothothot:hothothot

cashman 23-11-2010 19:51

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Originally Posted by beechy (Post 863763)
Pete Hibbert s daughter Heidi would like to thank all the Accy web members
who have posted kind words and memories, also his wife Rosaline is proud that Pete touched so many hearts with his singing RIP:hothothot:hothothot:hothothot

Hope they get some comfort from it as this sad time.

Alan Gilmartin 24-11-2010 05:17

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Hi Trev Hope I;ve got it right this time, this should bring back the memories.

ShadowTrev 24-11-2010 22:00

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Hiya Al, Thanks for the photo, & your right it certainly does bring back the memories, they all look so young & innocent! Dave Rob rang this week,he reads this site. Trev.

albaby 25-11-2010 18:52

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 644169)
Any line up names, for Nosmo Kings, now theres one group Ive never heard of.

the nosmo kings line up lead guitar dave tomlinson bass guitar gordon holmes.drums alan bradshaw, james turner lead vocals. alan also played with the mustangs and francis t construction the cyclones yours albaby .

cashman 25-11-2010 18:58

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still see mick stirzaker from cyclones frequently, also got a cd of em, :)

jaysay 26-11-2010 09:30

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Originally Posted by albaby (Post 864382)
the nosmo kings line up lead guitar dave tomlinson bass guitar gordon holmes.drums alan bradshaw, james turner lead vocals. alan also played with the mustangs and francis t construction the cyclones yours albaby .

Used to see Gordon Holmes regularly, sadly James Turner died a few years ago saw him sing with a revival group at the Stop and Rest, Ossy, in the late 90s, he still had it then

cashman 29-11-2010 21:37

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Originally Posted by albaby (Post 864382)
the nosmo kings line up lead guitar dave tomlinson bass guitar gordon holmes.drums alan bradshaw, james turner lead vocals. alan also played with the mustangs and francis t construction the cyclones yours albaby .

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 864387)
still see mick stirzaker from cyclones frequently, also got a cd of em, :)

in fact seen mick wi you today in Grants, along wi dublomad, n many others,;) twas nice to meet ya al, though didn't recognise ya from 60s, this age things a bitch.;):D

Alan Gilmartin 30-11-2010 03:57

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Whats grants Cashy,

cashman 30-11-2010 06:25

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 865606)
Whats grants Cashy,

Used to be Hargreaves Arms Al.:)

jack oakley 01-12-2010 17:15

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Originally Posted by ShadowTrev (Post 834544)
Hiya Jaysay, a band I remember called "Gold"was Steve Owen[drums&vocals] Ian Mitchell[bass&vocals]&Rod Hill[guitar],this was the band Rod played in after leaving" Midnight Hour"-which I was his replacement in.I also played with Ian[he lives in France now]for a while in a band called "Reminder". All the best Trev.

The band was in fact called JUDE BROWN 1971 till 1981, you were right with Joe Murphy(lead & vocals) who now performs solo as Joel David, Steve Owen played drums for Jude Brown for just a short while while, but the drummer was Geof Hammond from Great Harwood, Ian Mitchell was Bassman. Joe Murphy, Steve Owen, Skip Holroyd, and Brendan Cook were the Midnight Hour 1965 till 1970. Jack,O

jaysay 01-12-2010 17:42

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Originally Posted by jack oakley (Post 866019)
The band was in fact called JUDE BROWN 1971 till 1981, you were right with Joe Murphy(lead & vocals) who now performs solo as Joel David, Steve Owen played drums for Jude Brown for just a short while while, but the drummer was Geoff Hammond from Great Harwood, Ian Mitchell was Bassman. Joe Murphy, Steve Owen, Skip Holroyd, and Brendan Cook were the Midnight Hour 1965 till 1970. Jack,O

Lot of info sorted out there Jack, watched Jude Brown quite a lot in the seventies, If I remember they had a marvelous Sure, PA system with 6 foot towers, actually think it got nicked out of their van, Knew Ian Mitchell quite well he came from Ossy, his brother as the Carpet shop at the top of Stonebridge Lane Ossy, think Ian lives abroad now

jack oakley 02-12-2010 12:46

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You are right about the Sure P.A. system, it was inovative in the early 70's (and expensive) £2500-00 then... and yes they did get it nicked along with Joe Murphy's 1967 hand signed gold plated Les Paul custom sunburst guitar (worth about $200,000-00 according to ebay.com) . Skip Holroyd has his own music shop in Darwen called CUE MUSIC and Joe Murphy (JOEL DAVID) is still performing take a look at;
joeldavid on Myspace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads .Jack.O

Taggy 09-12-2010 19:20

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Was wondering if anyone remembers a drummer who went by the name of "Pop" Floyd? I've just come back from Benidorm and was chatting to Hendy (Henderson F Gibson) & his wife Fiona. We got talking about days gone by in Accy & Blackburn and he mentioned that Pop Floyd was a good drummer & a pal of his, but he unfortunately passed away some time ago!

Hendy's still doing well out in Beni & was on good form! He does his own show under the name Cheroot as well as an Eagles Tribute with his Pal Dave...very good too, well worth seeing if yer out there!

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 10-12-2010 09:27

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Originally Posted by jack oakley (Post 866179)
You are right about the Sure P.A. system, it was inovative in the early 70's (and expensive) £2500-00 then... and yes they did get it nicked along with Joe Murphy's 1967 hand signed gold plated Les Paul custom sunburst guitar (worth about $200,000-00 according to ebay.com) . Skip Holroyd has his own music shop in Darwen called CUE MUSIC and Joe Murphy (JOEL DAVID) is still performing take a look at;
joeldavid on Myspace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads .Jack.O

Ya jack keep seeing his name popping up occasionally, think he still does some TV work as a bit part actor and extra too

cashman 10-12-2010 12:34

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 867740)
Was wondering if anyone remembers a drummer who went by the name of "Pop" Floyd? I've just come back from Benidorm and was chatting to Hendy (Henderson F Gibson) & his wife Fiona. We got talking about days gone by in Accy & Blackburn and he mentioned that Pop Floyd was a good drummer & a pal of his, but he unfortunately passed away some time ago!

Hendy's still doing well out in Beni & was on good form! He does his own show under the name Cheroot as well as an Eagles Tribute with his Pal Dave...very good too, well worth seeing if yer out there!

Best Regards - Taggy

Pop was a mate of mine Taggy, red curly hair n from huncoat village, had some great laughs wi him in 60s, lived oer blackpool way fer a few years met up wi him when i lived oer yon. sorry taggy i posted this in other thread,;)
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Taggy 10-12-2010 14:09

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 867885)
Pop was a mate of mine Taggy, red curly hair n from huncoat village, had some great laughs wi him in 60s, lived oer blackpool way fer a few years met up wi him when i lived oer yon. sorry taggy i posted this in other thread,;)
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Cheers Cashy, Hendy thought people would remember him, sounds like they had some good times! Prob just a few years early for me, which is why i cant recall him! I said i'd send Hendy this link if a few folk had any stories to tell. He recalls playing The Loadstar when Margo Grimshaw had it, & The Fleece in Blackburn too. As well as Spinning Jenny when he lived in Accy, and popping in The George and the "Grotty" little Indian on Blackburn Road, which i think is the Azad! Lol!

Best Regards - Taggy

cashman 10-12-2010 14:39

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 867899)
Cheers Cashy, Hendy thought people would remember him, sounds like they had some good times! Prob just a few years early for me, which is why i cant recall him! I said i'd send Hendy this link if a few folk had any stories to tell. He recalls playing The Loadstar when Margo Grimshaw had it, & The Fleece in Blackburn too. As well as Spinning Jenny when he lived in Accy, and popping in The George and the "Grotty" little Indian on Blackburn Road, which i think is the Azad! Lol!

Best Regards - Taggy

i have a story from his pre-drumming days, not wise to put on here, ask when ya see me or i'll forget.;):D

Taggy 10-12-2010 15:26

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 867910)
i have a story from his pre-drumming days, not wise to put on here, ask when ya see me or i'll forget.;):D

Lol!!!...Will do Cashy...somehow i thought you'd have one!!

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 10-12-2010 18:00

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 867899)
Cheers Cashy, Hendy thought people would remember him, sounds like they had some good times! Prob just a few years early for me, which is why i cant recall him! I said i'd send Hendy this link if a few folk had any stories to tell. He recalls playing The Loadstar when Margo Grimshaw had it, & The Fleece in Blackburn too. As well as Spinning Jenny when he lived in Accy, and popping in The George and the "Grotty" little Indian on Blackburn Road, which i think is the Azad! Lol!

Best Regards - Taggy

Hendy was resident for a short while at he Jenny with Dinglegrumph, did a lot of heavey rock, a great rendition of Sweet Child in Time

Taggy 10-12-2010 18:35

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 867948)
Hendy was resident for a short while at he Jenny with Dinglegrumph, did a lot of heavey rock, a great rendition of Sweet Child in Time

He's still got a damed good voice John...& a nifty sense of humour too!

Best Regards - Taggy

james 10-12-2010 23:20

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 867740)
Was wondering if anyone remembers a drummer who went by the name of "Pop" Floyd? I've just come back from Benidorm and was chatting to Hendy (Henderson F Gibson) & his wife Fiona. We got talking about days gone by in Accy & Blackburn and he mentioned that Pop Floyd was a good drummer & a pal of his, but he unfortunately passed away some time ago!

Hendy's still doing well out in Beni & was on good form! He does his own show under the name Cheroot as well as an Eagles Tribute with his Pal Dave...very good too, well worth seeing if yer out there!

Best Regards - Taggy

I knew Pop very well, he came down to London around 1972 and came to a few gigs that I was doing. I couldn't really say what he was up to, not on this site. Suffice to say he was quite a character! Incredible head of red curly hair, sorry to hear that he passed away. James.

cashman 10-12-2010 23:30

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Originally Posted by james (Post 868038)
I knew Pop very well, he came down to London around 1972 and came to a few gigs that I was doing. I couldn't really say what he was up to, not on this site. Suffice to say he was quite a character! Incredible head of red curly hair, sorry to hear that he passed away. James.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38: seems ya knew him as well as me james. memorys not the greatest but think it was late 90s- early millenium when he died.

Taggy 24-12-2010 20:19

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There are one or two clips on You Tube of Hendy & Dave doing their Eagles Tribute, if you type in Eagles Tribute Benidorm, you'll find them there, i've put a link on for one below!

YouTube - The Eagles Tribute - Somebody (Jail Rock, Benidorm 2010)

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 25-12-2010 10:11

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 871152)
There are one or two clips on You Tube of Hendy & Dave doing their Eagles Tribute, if you type in Eagles Tribute Benidorm, you'll find them there, i've put a link on for one below!

YouTube - The Eagles Tribute - Somebody (Jail Rock, Benidorm 2010)

Best Regards - Taggy

Thanks for that Taggy, Hendy ain't changed much still witty:D

Taggy 25-12-2010 10:36

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 871215)
Thanks for that Taggy, Hendy ain't changed much still witty:D

Oh yes he's still Sharp all right! He introduces Desperado on his Dvd, as Desperate Arseholes!! Lol! Its actually his Birthday today too, he's a Christmas Day baby!

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 25-12-2010 10:40

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 871223)
Oh yes he's still Sharp all right! He introduces Desperado on his Dvd, as Desperate Arseholes!! Lol! Its actually his Birthday today too, he's a Christmas Day baby!

Best Regards - Taggy

You actually mean Hendy was once a baby:eek::eek::D

Taggy 25-12-2010 10:46

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 871227)
You actually mean Hendy was once a baby:eek::eek::D

Lol!!..Hard to imagine i know Jaysay, but yes 59 years ago today he will have hollered his first note!!

Best Regards - Taggy

Taggy 18-02-2011 17:12

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There's another clip of Hendy & Dave's Eagles Tribute Dvd filmed at Talk Of The Coast Benidorm here too!

YouTube - A few clips from the new EAGLES TRIBUTE DVD_.wmv

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 18-02-2011 18:25

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 884716)
There's another clip of Hendy & Dave's Eagles Tribute Dvd filmed at Talk Of The Coast Benidorm here too!

YouTube - A few clips from the new EAGLES TRIBUTE DVD_.wmv

Best Regards - Taggy

Just watching that Taggy kept waiting for hendy to stick his finger in his ear like the old days:D

Taggy 18-02-2011 20:03

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I'll request that next time i see him Jaysay!! Lol!

Best Regards - Tagy

steeljack 19-02-2011 08:30

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 884716)
There's another clip of Hendy & Dave's Eagles Tribute Dvd filmed at Talk Of The Coast Benidorm here too!



Best Regards - Taggy

Sad , are we to assume transport to and from the venue was provided by the local communidad bus pass program

jaysay 19-02-2011 09:03

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 884923)
Sad , are we to assume transport to and from the venue was provided by the local communidad bus pass program

I can assure you SJ, Taggy doesn't need a bus pass, yet:D

steeljack 19-02-2011 10:00

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 884942)
I can assure you SJ, Taggy doesn't need a bus pass, yet:D

sorry, I didn't mean the customers needed bus passes , but maybe the "Artistes" needed bus passes :D :D

jaysay 19-02-2011 10:12

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 884972)
sorry, I didn't mean the customers needed bus passes , but maybe the "Artistes" needed bus passes :D :D

Think Hendy and Dave maybe a little way of the bus pass too SJ:D

Taggy 19-02-2011 15:42

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I believe Hendy hits the Big Six O on Christmas Day this year!! Lol!

Anyhow 60's the New 40 aint it!:D

Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 19-02-2011 16:03

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 885135)
I believe Hendy hits the Big Six O on Christmas Day this year!! Lol!

Anyhow 60's the New 40 aint it!:D

Best Regards - Taggy

I wish somebody had have told me:rolleyes:

Patt1012 13-09-2011 13:18

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Originally Posted by james (Post 841761)
Someone sent me this CD a few weeks ago, mainly because it features Ernie Lee on Harmonica, Kazoo and lead vocals.Ernie used to hang around with The Francis T a lot, I think he was a good friend of Kevin, Isaac and Tom Robinson etc.He sometimes played his harp with us at The Greyhound.Ernie is the guy standing in the middle, at the back, holding his harp.I always remember Ernie as being a bit wild, and, although I didn't know him that well, I'm sure quite a few people will remember him.The other guys are, Tony Jenkinson, Patt Jenkinson and Chris McKeown, I've no idea if they were local, Cheers, Jim.

That's a blast from the past - we've still got a big pile of those in the attic if anyone wants one!

cashman 13-09-2011 13:28

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Originally Posted by Patt1012 (Post 933245)
That's a blast from the past - we've still got a big pile of those in the attic if anyone wants one!

hey i would love one of those.:)

Atarah 13-09-2011 15:37

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and me please. No, I would like three, one for me, one for Vito who lives around the corner from me, and one for Accrington Library. How could we get them please. (if you're serious that is).

Wynonie Harris 13-09-2011 15:57

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I'd like one too please!

Alan Gilmartin 15-09-2011 00:06

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I hope all this history, of the 60s is being recorded for future generations in the Library, it would be a shame to loose all these stories, as none of our generation will be around in 30 or 40 years. All the photos & newspaper cuttings are very important. It would be good to access some photos of the time from Garth Dawson, he must have hundreds of different groups & venues, he was always up the Con or the Arcs, on a Saturday nights, after, all the weddings in the afternoon.

drum66cars 09-12-2011 18:38

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Hi Alan how are you and the brothers, I'm retired now but cant stop car messing just re-built a1970 midget, still love that music. Trev C

cashman 09-12-2011 19:11

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 933740)
I hope all this history, of the 60s is being recorded for future generations in the Library, it would be a shame to loose all these stories, as none of our generation will be around in 30 or 40 years.

Speak fer yerself mate,i aint croaking till i get me telegram from the monarchy, n even then they'll have a job shifting me.:D

jaysay 09-12-2011 19:14

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Originally Posted by drum66cars (Post 954828)
Hi Alan how are you and the brothers, I'm retired now but cant stop car messing just re-built a1970 midget, still love that music. Trev C

Is that Trev C who is a drummer:confused:

drum66cars 10-12-2011 09:00

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Hi Jaysay, it is still alive and kicking, I read all bits about the 1960's bands so had to join, and add my bit. Trev C.

Alan Gilmartin 14-12-2011 06:38

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Hello Trev, good to hear, yea Kev & peter, fine, how's Toppy & caroline

drum66cars 14-12-2011 20:00

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Long time no see Alan, I came across you looking through the music posts,Mr Topham and Carolin are good they have a villa in Spain, should be back on Thursday I will tell them you were asking, are you OK I see you live in faraway places. It's a fair time since I have seen Pete or kev.

Alan Gilmartin 14-01-2012 04:12

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I'll ask our kid, Trev. He flys out to India on the 16th.

Alan Gilmartin 16-01-2012 11:04

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Trev, Our kid got back it was Neil Sheperdson, he worked at Mullards, our Kevin hasnt seen him since then.1966. He said to tell you he would love to see your next gig but will be away.

drum66cars 03-02-2012 15:54

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Thanks Alan , I remember last time I we met he told me about falling off his motor bike in India, has he gone biking again? What are you doing with your self in far off places places. regards TrevC

Alan Gilmartin 07-02-2012 23:39

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Trev, do you ever play the same gig as Frany Franks,

cashman 08-02-2012 09:08

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Al, Franny aint played fer oer 40 Yrs n is living in Thailand at the moment (so i was told) Tommy still gigs though.;)

Alan Gilmartin 08-02-2012 21:15

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Sorry Cashy, I ment Tommy, not Franny, trouble wi gettin owd my friend.

jaysay 09-02-2012 09:10

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 969046)
Sorry Cashy, I ment Tommy, not Franny, trouble wi gettin owd my friend.

Ya Alan I'm getting (h)old too but not that often these days:rolleyes::D

sm_counsell 09-02-2012 15:23

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 968851)
Trev, do you ever play the same gig as Frany Franks,

My God Alan, where did you get this photo. they look like extras for 'Someone flew over the cuckoo's nest' film!!

jaysay 09-02-2012 17:50

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 969046)
Sorry Cashy, I ment Tommy, not Franny, trouble wi gettin owd my friend.

Frannie is on the front row left hand side, he sat next to me at school and that must have been taken while he was still there about 61/62

cashman 09-02-2012 18:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 969247)
Frannie is on the front row left hand side, he sat next to me at school and that must have been taken while he was still there about 61/62

Correct n Tommy is back right.;)

Alan Gilmartin 10-02-2012 04:10

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My cousin, Billy Drinkwater, ( AKA, Billy Bean, ) is back next to Tommy . His grandma was my grandma Gilmartin"s sister.

Alan Gilmartin 10-02-2012 04:11

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Can anybody put a name to the guy front right ?.

jaysay 10-02-2012 08:25

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 969379)
My cousin, Billy Drinkwater, ( AKA, Billy Bean, ) is back next to Tommy . His grandma was my grandma Gilmartin"s sister.

Used to work with Billy at Shopfitters Alan, he was a case, him Sam Scott did the new bar in Ossy Con in 1965

jaysay 10-02-2012 08:28

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 969380)
Can anybody put a name to the guy front right ?.

His face looks familiar Alan, but can't put a name to it?

drum66cars 11-02-2012 16:05

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Hi Alan, I see Tommy around, The last time I played in the same band was in the early 70’s. I was the drummer for the Dapper’s. I took over from a guy called David Green or Green ------- something. He had a brother called Peter and also a younger brother, his mum and dad had the Palatine pub on Fredrick street in the 60’s. At that time the line up was Tommy Franks on base Graham Law on Guitar, Pete Hibbert on vocals. Graham Law was a first rate player even when well drunk, he would lean on the wall, and never miss a note. Pete as we all know was just the best, and Tommy a great player and a laugh a minute. I remember when Tommy was a coal chap we used to move the gear on his coal lorry, his favourite tale was how he got up in the morning and would leave his shadow in bed (coal dust) I remember playing at Enfield cricket club, he dropped his pants on stage for a bet to show of the blackest pair of legs and underpants.” I got home so late, I’d only time to wash m’y face”he told the audience, everybody loved Tommy.

Alan Gilmartin 12-02-2012 04:07

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Trev, I knew Graham Law, he was also in a group with Mick Sturzaker who I think played bass, thier name was the Cyclons, Cashy knows Mick well.

Karateman 12-02-2012 19:20

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Anyone remember Joe Danuke band?...any pics.

Phil

cyril 25-02-2012 15:38

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Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 969380)
Can anybody put a name to the guy front right ?.

That's Jim Duckworth.

Alan Gilmartin 23-03-2012 00:26

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Its a pitty Roy Taylor, cant contribute some of his time in Tredwheels & Saw on, thier Original name. Roy was a character, real happy guy. Cahsy knows him. Maybe he can persuade him. He must have some photos as well.

Alan Gilmartin 23-03-2012 00:32

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Jim Duckworth, Cyril. Can you elaborate, where did he work, did he play drums, what school did he go to. I rememeber talking to him one time but it was in a pub thats why I cant remember the conversation. but he seemed a nice bloke.

cyril 24-03-2012 10:40

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Jim was an apprentice electrician in the 1960s. I'm sorry, I don't know who he worked for. Sadly, the last time I saw him was on the Northern news on T.V. He was talking about a colleague of his who had died in a plane crash.

cyril 24-03-2012 13:14

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I forgot to mention he was a drummer.

Alan Gilmartin 28-03-2012 21:30

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Thanks Cyril. Maybe Jim Payne knew him ?.

rocker73 09-04-2012 20:20

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Hi Trevor, Do you have any other photo's of my Uncle Derek Rimmington with the band? My Dad Jimmy is always telling me about the gigs you did and the equipment you used, in particular Vox amps.

Regards

Damian

rocker73 09-04-2012 20:29

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Originally Posted by ShadowTrev (Post 832655)
18th April 1964 "The Scorchers" loading-up the gear after playing "The Cavern", what a day to remember for ever!

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/m...r-for-ever.jpg
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/m...r-for-ever.jpg
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Hi Trevor, Do you have any other photo's of the Scorchers with my uncle, Derek Rimmington in them? My dad Jimmy is always telling me about the gig's you did and the gear you used in particular Vox Amps.

Regards
Damian Rimmgton

ShadowTrev 11-04-2012 20:48

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Hello Damian, I will have more photo's with Derek on, James could possible have more too as his mum collected them also. Trev.

ShadowTrev 11-04-2012 21:25

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http://65.55.255.15/att/GetInline.as...ede&oneredir=1

ShadowTrev 11-04-2012 22:55

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scorchers 1965

susie123 12-04-2012 13:04

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Originally Posted by ShadowTrev (Post 832655)
18th April 1964 "The Scorchers" loading-up the gear after playing "The Cavern", what a day to remember for ever!

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/m...r-for-ever.jpg
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/m...r-for-ever.jpg
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/m...r-clipping.jpg

I've looked and looked at these pictures and I'm 99% certain that the young lady in the middle pic, behind the drum, is me!

I did go on that trip to the Cavern and I remember playing the maraccas there! I also had a waistcoat like the person in the picture is wearing - brown suede with a cream lining.

I was 17 - just before A levels!

Anyone know who the tall guy at the back wearing a scarf is? He's the only one I vaguely recognise but I can't remember any names.

cashman 12-04-2012 13:09

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Think hes a member on here susie, in fact was on last night if i'm correct.;)

Ian F Smith 12-04-2012 19:55

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Hi Susie
I am the tall one with the scarf, name - Ian Smith, rhythm guitar at the time and lived in Clayton. I live in Scotland now but keep in touch via the Accy web. Trevor Gardner was lead guitar, Dave Robinson on Bass, Jim Payne on Drums and Derek Rimmington on vocals.
Jim and I were at Accy Tech in Oswaldtwistle together at the time.

Ian

susie123 12-04-2012 20:06

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Aha! the lad himself! I was there on that day though I didn't actually know any of the Scorchers, but I did vaguely recognise you on the pics, though your name doesn't ring any bells...

Still like to think it was me in that photo, have dug out another from the same era and it's not that dissimilar. And my clothes are right - trust a woman to notice that!!

Thanks for coming on and sharing that info anyway...

All the best

Sue

jaysay 13-04-2012 08:28

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 984870)
Aha! the lad himself! I was there on that day though I didn't actually know any of the Scorchers, but I did vaguely recognise you on the pics, though your name doesn't ring any bells...

Still like to think it was me in that photo, have dug out another from the same era and it's not that dissimilar. And my clothes are right - trust a woman to notice that!!

Thanks for coming on and sharing that info anyway...

All the best

Sue

And there was I thinking it was only blokes who couldn't remember what they looked like when they were young susie:D:D


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