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Frantic
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La Boheme
Hi Jennyann, It certainly was Andre Drucker who owned La Boheme and his Apfel strudel & fresh whipped cream was to die for. You are right about the atmosphere in there, on Saturday nights it used to be PACKED. We used to fight through the crowd to collect cups & saucers 'cause we kept running out!
It was very civilised though, and never any trouble. If any 'Rockers or Mods' came in, they felt out of place and left. Sometimes, early in the evening when it was quiet, I used to play my guitar (Dylan, Joan Baez, etc) and the manager suggested starting a folk club upstairs, so we painted everything black & red, put in dim lights & candles and we were off! It was very succesful and popular with the students from Aston Uni. I also met my 'First Love' there..........but that's another story. (especially since the 'current love' is hovering around 8) )
Hi Jennyann, It certainly was Andre Drucker who owned La Boheme and his Apfel strudel & fresh whipped cream was to die for. You are right about the atmosphere in there, on Saturday nights it used to be PACKED. We used to fight through the crowd to collect cups & saucers 'cause we kept running out!
It was very civilised though, and never any trouble. If any 'Rockers or Mods' came in, they felt out of place and left. Sometimes, early in the evening when it was quiet, I used to play my guitar (Dylan, Joan Baez, etc) and the manager suggested starting a folk club upstairs, so we painted everything black & red, put in dim lights & candles and we were off! It was very succesful and popular with the students from Aston Uni. I also met my 'First Love' there..........but that's another story. (especially since the 'current love' is hovering around 8) )