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Perhaps he was seeing who was naughty and who was nice !

Yep,put me down for a sheepskin coat Judy

A sample of merchandise you could purchase in 1964.

From 1964.Not heard of this one either

Dated 1960. I love the bit about telling men from women.

Cheers,I will have a butchers at it. :encouragement:

I don't think we get this many a month now !

Going through some old local clippings today I came across this terrible disaster from Jan 1955,that I had never heard about before.

Erdington Roller Rink.Sorry,no date.

Cape Hill Brewery,sorry no date.

The Lilly House at the Botanical Gardens.Not sure about health and safety issues here,neither is the child from her expression !

I saw Jubbly's on sale today,but not the old triangular things that I remember.Sort of tube shaped things in a pack ! Probably don't taste the same either.

Yes Stitcher,just serving their apprenticeship.as we all did.No better way to learn the trade than playing live.There were so many places to play back then,baptisms of fire. You had to work to get them on your side,but when you did,nothing like it.

They really packed the room in those days too,no heath and safety then !

I saw so many of the bands mentioned play there.A great little club.Fab times.There was a reunion gig at Ronnie Scotts on Broad street,just before it closed.People like Adrian Henry,Stan Webb(ex Chicken Shack),Blodwyn Pig and loads of others turned up and entertained with stories and music.

Yep,that's how I remember him too.

Oh the memories. I seemed to spend a lot of time in there meeting girls,taking them to the Silver Blades Ice Rink,droping them off there again.Then racing across to Dale End to get my bus. :rapture:

Oh yes,i can picture him now.He was a very memorable character.

From 1957

The Picture Playhouse,Acocks Green