old nightclubs in south shields

Below is a modern day aerial view with the same locations marked (some of the original buildings have now gone). It sadly closed around 2016 and briefly turned into German bar, Das Wunderbar before closing completely. Some pubs might aim to attract a younger 'trendy' crowd; while others cater for a 'traditional' clientele who want nothing more than a pint of proper ale and the environment in which to enjoy some peace and quiet or an uninterrupted conversation. Told him Id seen Tubby Hayes and John Dankworth/Clea Laine at Club 11. A bit like the place in Dirty Dancing. Eileen said: As we get older, we look back with nostalgia at the things we remember from our youth, places we visited, had once passed or had been told about. Hi Margaret, Used to go to the GoGo Young Set,we were only 14/15 , sit and watch the older ones dance then go home and practice, following week we were there on the dance floor, giving it large.. I am still alive!! Great bloke and wonderful muso. A long time ago! I still meet up with Paddy Plunkett, Bob Ackers, Bill Ross, Bryn Pringle, Cass, Bill Ross, Bill Colwill about every month for afternoon coffee. Oh how I wish I couldve been there! Saw some great people there including Joe Harriott and Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand). I believe they were the resident band at the Mayfair at that time. so thank you for that! Where is she now I wonder. Also played at Muscle In as I was friendly with the owner Walter McCrae. The Majestic Ballroom is probably most famous for hosting the Beatles very first appearance in the city on 28th January 1963. and myself on Hammond Organ. I also worked through Ivan Burchall, as well as for myself. Had some good nights at the Majestic. Best years of my life. The concept was that the club would not be the same from one week to the next. The time of the Club AGoGo was probably the best for live music in the city. Required fields are marked *. We started out at the jazz clubs and remember many nights at the New Orleans Club (I dont see that mentioned anywhere) followed up with going on to the Downbeat or the GoGo. If I could do one thing before its too late it would be to help her reconnect with people from her past in what was the prime of her life. Closed to become Ocean & Collins and has since rebranded as Bliss and is now Voodoo. She said: "The pubs of South Shields are numerous and each has its own fascinating history. How long would it take you to save for the home of your dreams? Many people (including myself) have mentioned photographs, or rather a lack of them and I wondered if it would be at all possible to make a plea for any photos your readers may have relating to 60s clubland 1972, Please forgive me if this is something youve already covered but photos bring back so many memories it may be worth another go? I also went to the Majestic when I was about 14. I am a cockney! Heres a reminder of some of those Newcastle clubs and venues and where they were. I bet he wasnt too happy when he was told. I was there in the 60s with Joe Brown & The Bruvvers. The demon drink (Pernod) was to blame. ___________________________________________________________________________. I went back to work the club circuit in the 70s 80s and 90s but it was not the same, Hi, I wonder if anyone remembers a night club in Northumberland St I think it was above Callers it used to have a resident belly dancer and a casino. June 30, 2022; my septum piercing won't flip up; vegan mochi cake recipe . Two Scotsmen together in a nightclub, what could possibly go wrong! ___________________________________________________________________________. What a tremendous website with loads of nostalgic detail of the early music scene in North East. Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Raigad Uncategorized old nightclubs in south shields. As well as the Crescendo he ran the Club Tempo in London and the Pentland Club in Edinburgh. The Whitley Bay boys club venue was called Zone 22. it is the same Ken Brady. Me mam and dad met there in 1970 and Id love to get them a photo made? My first event that I went to was every Saturday at the Miners Welfare hall which I think was in Burnopfield where the reqular group were Trevor Chance and the Gamblers. I was the only doorman for over one year. Apparently thats where John first spotted me when I was dancing and that was all I was interested in at the time! Hi I used to go to most of the clubs and dance halls in Newcastle the Gogo Downbeat Dolce Oxford Galleries but mostly the Majestic Ballroom where I first saw Rue and the Rockets who were from Carlisle and are still playing. Hi I know Tommy and Davey findlay, Jesmond. Your dad is on Jesmond and not too well at present, Re comment 72 by David Parks any help would be great as they are my great uncles. Is it true? I only wish more photographs had been taken to record all this! The building that held the club has long since been demolished. I remember the Old Cellar club with Mrs Bailey on the door. Then went soth and played with Entire Sioux Nation. The resident band was called the Del 5 the singer was Billy Wilson from Gateshead There was 2 sax players Peter Parkinson from South Shields was one but Im afraid the other name escapes me, Bernie was the organist while his brother was the drummer they were from Sunderland. The band consisted of George Richardson vocal/ piano, Billy Mordue/ drums, John Edwards/ bass, wonderful musicians, great times. Yes my mate the late Geordie Short was the drummer, they were regulars at the Bombers club and Central club and were resident band at the now demolished Mount Pleasant club until Geordie passed away. Had a great time in the 60s. The reunion took place at the Jazz Caf, Pink Lane, Newcastle hosted by Keith Crombie who was involved in the day to day running of several Newcastle clubsback in the sixties. by | Jun 15, 2022 | seguin accident report | is money matters america legit | Jun 15, 2022 | seguin accident report | is money matters america legit My friend dad played with Del & the Infernos, from South Shields. The late Joes favourite tale which I have heard dozens of times was the night they were working the GoGo and a very young band were guests, in Joes words bloody useless. Brought back a loot of memories. Heres a few other pictures that should bring back the golden age of northeast clubbing: . Also seem to remember a free concert at Leazes Park with a lot of local bandsmay have been 1967-68? Thursday nights at the Agogo were the highlights of my week thats when the big-name touring acts played there, and admission was seven shillings and sixpence. Im very interested in your post regarding a photographer who may taken photos of the nightclubs many of us attended. i also fondly remember the great Ken Maddison we worked together often. Dont know how she knew cos she had never been there!!! Nice to see the Dolce vita, too. Can anyone remember my dad, who was the manager of Change is nightclub in late 60s early 70s James/Jimmy Cowie a Scottish chappie from Aberdeen. He was a drummer at La Strada, South Shields and Sunderland, in the 60s, my mother Rita Clay was taking the money on the door, I remember going to the kids Christmas parties that Sandford Goudie used to put on for us, he also played at the Pickwick in Whitley Bay, I can remember his band was called The Opus Three, he then went on to form a band called Paulas People who were resident at The Blue Star Club, Newcastle. Oh Mike Jeffrey. Life goes on. Anyone wanting to get in touch holland.A1@sky.com, Great to see all this stuff ,Ive been searching for a record I heard at the GoGo in about 67/68.Ive no idea what it was caled or who it was by ,the only bit I can remember was it was either called or had a line in it ..youve got roses in your soul Newcastle was the place to be back then! The casino in La Strada (photo courtesy of Rob Quinn), 1963 advertisement for La Strada (courtesy of Rob Quinn), 1965 Advertisement for La Strada (Courtesy of Rob Quinn), Resident group the Crusaders with La Strada owner, Sandford Goudie on the right with a conga drum (photo courtesy of Rob Quinn). Fantastic!!!!! Oz disco nightclub The date of this photograph remains a mystery but it shows the Oz disco nightclub in Garden Lane. Also meeting up on Saturday at the Pit then up to the Go-Go in the afternoon, purple hearts were the thing to have instead of alcohol. Thats apparently where John first saw me but at that time 1972/3 I was much too interested in dancing. David and Tommy Finlay did work the door at the Crescendo Club in Whitley Bay. He was an alto sax/clarinet player with Don Smith in the 60s and I worked in the cloakroom for about a year. my info is that Bob Monkhouse did indeed have an input in Change Is..formerly the Picadilly club the resident band that opened the Picadilly in the mid sixties was He was playing at the Arcadia Theatre. A long shot here but wondering if you ever heard of a band called the Lyle Brown showband or similarplayed in whitley bay in the mid 60s. Our selection of photographs from the ChronicleLive archive recalls 10 South Shields pubs, past and present. Student Union do,s were good and remember Sect and Elcorts playing at a couple of them. Fantastic read! From the Soap . In North Shields, for quite a long time in the 60's, the basement of "The Jungle" was a night club. Ho Hum happy days and strange memories. He even stood in for the pianist who hadnt turned up on my Mum and Dads wedding day! Lead singer John Little or possibly used the name Osbourne or Osmond. The Club AGogo was situated on Percy Street, Newcastle on the top floor of a building which was also above the famous Handyside Arcade (or Arcadia as it was sometimes called). It was quite difficult to get a membership in the early days. Just stumbled across this great website. We were also friends with music journalist Phil Penfold. I WAS A (VERY)YOUNG LEAD SINGER WITH THE CRUSADERS RESIDENT GROUP AT LA STRADA CLUBS 63/69,IF JANE IS READING THIS I WORKED WITH HER DAD KEN MADDISON FOR YEARS.HE WROTE MUSIC FOR ME FOR OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AND WE MADE DEMO RECORDINGS TOGETHER FOR ERIC BOSWELL.I LOVED HIM AND BOY WHAT A MUSICIAN.I LEARNED OF HIS PASSING NOT LONG AFTER AND SHED A TEAR.I WISH I COULD HAVE SEEN HIM ONE MORE TIME.THOSE YEARS RIGHT THRO THE BEATLES ERA AND WORKING WITH ALL THOSE STARS WAS UNFORGETTABLE .OH I COULD WRITE A BOOK.GOD BLESS YOU KEN. Cheers Hi, could anybody please give me any information about my father geoff manning aka harry branson gorst, who married my MOTHER, irene graham. Used to tell my mam I was going to the one at Whitley Bay as I wasnt allowed to go to the Newcastle one. Great times Anna. I was so petrified that I felt that every part of my body froze. Cant anyone remember a local band used to play in the dolce la vita called the bits and pieces? In response to the comments about Bloomers on May 11th by George Sinclair, AGE OF AQUARIUS future existence. Blue Parrot in Sunniside. Hi. We also got introduced to Newcastle Brown too! Nobody danced once they came out. I was a teenager in the 60s and along with my friends we went to a lot of the clubs mentioned, especially the GoGo, Downbeat Club, the Pickwick in Whitley Bay, and sometimes the La Dolce Vita. And dont even think about the Downbeat!! Happy days .most of the time.no mention of New Orleans jazz club at Forth Banks..I assisted on the door and behind the bar at timesand I used to play with a local band called The Pilgrims..named after the Arcade in Pilgrim street where we were based ..always used to end up at the Asia Chinese on Bath Lane where the cheapest thing on the menu was Curried chicken livers with boiled rice for 2 bob in old money Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. We did Rehearsal Room, a Tyne Tees weekly feature on local bands, a half hour show presented by David Hamilton, we did 3 numbers loads of fun, and , we even got well paid for it. I seem to remember the band playing at The Majestic at the bottom of Westgate Rd. We made many friends and had a wonderful time with so many happy memories. Yes, Bob Monkhouse did own Change Is until it became Bloomers, I think. He was from Sunderland and used to come and meet me after school when I was in my school uniform. so it was really interesting to read the posts from Dave Pinder, Shani Lawn and Jo Slater, who also have connections to that time. However good atmosphere,great friendly bar. Spent lots of time at the Club Ago Go on Percy Street and at Windows listening to the latest music in the booths wearing headphones. Best wishes, Trevor. Great time being a teenager in the 60s in Newcastle. Exciting times. Thanks Ian Galbraith was one and I understand he subsequently became the Mayor of Sunderland. There used to be a competition in the Panama dip in Whitley Bay in the summer which usually featured the same three groups which were the Wildcats, the Sixteen Strings & the invaders. Before then, they always return false. When they came to the Change Is there was always a heightend tension but they minded me, I guess since they were barred from most other clubs they didnt want to screw themselves up with this one. how about that for happenstance. Anyway, I moved to the states in 1970 and after moving around a lot I ended up here in California where I have a couple of gyms. The Crays were huge guys ,looked the part and were decked out in very flash but obviously very expensive suits . He also played at The Cavendish and LA Dolce Vita. The Guys and Dolls, Marimba and the El toro featured a lot in my life then, my sister Ann Taylor worked as a receptionist at the Turks and has contributed previously, happy days. Met some real characters. Great memories, if somewhat hazy due to my then drink problem !! I gave my mate his and told him see that guy look at the back of his jacket just as he turned round and it was `Chris Farlow. dancing from 1969. Jill, Hi Jill, He had retired to the Seahouses area with his wife. I can remember seeing The Nashville Teens who played Tobacco Road it seemed like a dozen times. you? Should additionally have said that John Harker was also still at school when he met me after school in my uniform and wasnt someone older who hung around at school gates!!! We drove all night and met some great Geordie at the match and who then took us to the Cavendish where we saw from memory Gerry and the pacemakers. Remember when Joes 2 horses Sixty Nine and Playlord won 2 big races one Saturday at big prices most of the club backed them everyone was celebrating the champagne flowed like water a great night. Facebook Instagram Email. Used to ring Ivan Birchells office and find out where they were playing. Our 10 photographs from the ChronicleLive archive recall some of the many and varied pubs, past and present, of South Shields, As anyone who's ever done it will vouch - South Shields is a great place to have a night out (in normal times, anyway!). Remember some of the places between 1968 to 73 as a 18 plus year old. The decor must be 30 yrs old. Any info would be really appreciated. These included Tommy Hendersons Latin American Group and others such as the Bernie Thorpe Trio and Mike Carrs Emcee Four. I would just like to know anything about the soulless pos. Just spent a couple of hours wallowing in nostalgia. The club was managed by Ken Brady who used to be in the resident band at the Majestic in Newcastle. I have never heard of Tom Oxley, but would love to know more. Read more about the Marimba on this link. ideal for struggling musicians. The dive bar under the Swallow Hotel was called the Gay Trooper in my day.. Wouldnt get away with that now. Can you believe I used to have to buy a friend a drink just to get her to dance to something I loved probably JamesBrown or Family or something great! The Beacon The Beacon in Green's Place on the Lawe Top was one of the oldest pubs in South Shields, having served drinks since the late 1800s. The club was taken over by the Bailey Group in 1965. Under new management I. I had the Landlords bitter the following day in Wetherspoons and it tasted . I had my engagement party (yes I met John there) upstairs in Change Is in October 1974 and not a single photo was taken..such a shame! George, John is still looking to see if he has any photos of the entrance to Bloomers on Bath Lane. I have just came across your great website while looking for information of the bands that played at the Seaburn Hall there was a keyboard player and a drummer called Allan, who drove around Newcastle in a big left hand drive American car. Tom was a regular photographer for the Bailey Organisation. Alfie. Some good people who were pioneers back then and desrve a lot of credit for making Newcastle (a millon miles from London)a firm favourite with some great artists in the 60s from all over the UK and abroad wanting to play this region. But last week I did visit an old friend in Whitley Bay and realised that my Dad must have been working at The Pickwick shortly aftter it opened (which I guess was why we moved to Whitley in the first place). old now and remember the Change Is days like they were yesterday. In 2011, north east photographer and author, Ian Wright who now lives in Las Vegas, had the bright idea of organising a get together for the people involved in the sixties club scene. It was situated at the junction of Newgate Street and Low Friar Street. I worked at La Strada with your Dad in the early 70s. Ended up working for the Bailey Org, for short time, I think they kinda helped ruin the scene though. & Mel Torme At The Cresendo L/Palso also opened a casino upstairs had chemmy games until the early hours later sold it to Ray Grehan.mussoes used to Gig all night in the club into the early hours. I used to work at the Oxford with Don Smith and Jims 2 room as singer with the trio. Was at a place called St.Charles, outside Chicago, a couple of years ago and who should be playing there but Bill Smedley (Righteous Brothers). Chunky on drums used to work at Cut-Outs at the top of Byker Road before they were taken over by Field Cartons and moved to Killingworth. A former nurse said she feels "lucky to . I will never forget you were working at the theatre royal and u let me see the stage set for Alice in wonderland and let me have a go on the big swing in the stage. I remember you singing at the Majestic with the Gamblers. Ive exhausted all avenues looking for answers. Venues were St.Georges Drill Hall by Northumberland Rd. Please post photos, memories and exploits from your favorite hangout. Myself and Ken Cooper were friends from Broadwood Junior school and we started going into town aged 14, as rockers with Brylcream quiffs, Jackson the Tailor drapes, drainpipes and beetle crushers and walking around in circles at the Maj Westgate road. Thanks to Roger, I have been able to share memories with someone else who was working in Change Is at that time and I know he mustve played great music as I was always the last one dancing every night! The sixties may have belonged to London but in the seventies The NE was the place to be for the clubs! Thanks, Great memories, and thanks to everyone for sharing them. I remember you Chic Reid if you see this please get in touch. Does anyone have any info on Jimmy Bence and his Orchestra, particularly around 1965ish? Kennedy's Bar South Shields 418 South Eldon Street, South Shields NE33 5SY England +44 191 456 4363 https://www.facebook.com/kennedyssouthshields/ Excellent 100% Good 0% Satisfactory 0% Poor 0% Terrible 0% Overall Ratings 5.0 based on 4 reviews 2. A former South Shields nightclub is set to return to the town for one night only - and even has the support of Little Mix star Jade Thirwall. Real name "Northumberland Arms". Sadly he passed away at a comparatively young age. The Majestic Ballroom on the junction of Westgate Road and Clayton Street was originally built as a cinema. Thanks for the memories though, and keep up the good work. In North Shields, for quite a long time in the 60s, the basement of The Jungle was a night club. The late Mike Carr appeared there as well as his brother Mike(vibes). I have fond if hazy memories of that weekend! Hello, this has been a great read. i still havent managed to see any pics of inside Bloomers and would be really pleased if you could help, as Im not on Facebook. The clubs Jeffrey ran in NEWCASTLE explain now why a lot of the music groups of the ROCK groups of the era needed 2 PULL!!! Eric Burdon of the Animals lived in the Walker area and I remember standing next to him in the bus queue shortly before he rocketed to international fame. Others such as the unique Grotto, built among caves on the seafront at Marsden, are very much still with us. Ill post a comment as soon as I have anything to report. would love to find out anything from this.thank you Shyirra. - Mike Mezz. Im mainly interested in the lead singer of the time called John Little (or possibly also used the name Osbourne). Notify me of follow-up comments by email. My social life started at the Cellar Club in South Shields, moved on to the GoGo whilst it was at its height, back to the Cellar (renamed the New Cellar and then the Chelsea Cat), with a few detours along the way via the Latino, Dolce Vita, Greys Club, Change Is and finally Julies. Brilliant site! He was the minder for Tom Jones when he came to the La Dolce Vita. June 14th, 2022 mandarin high school basketball mandarin high school basketball A couple of years ago we were in Benidorm and we got talking to these three couples, one of them said You are obviously from the Newcastle area, where did you go on Friday nights in Toon ? I answered The Maj Ok he said, now who where the resident group ? Rue and the Rockets I answered, Well meet Rue and the Rockets, its us three and we are still going in fact we are on the Dynastic tonight. Pretty Thing at the Scene Club Middlesbrough, that was a night to remember. It was a no-brainer that these lads were something very special. During the mid/late 1960s I was half of the singing duo, Shirley and Johnny. no one has mentioned the muscle inn built into the viaduct bottom of dene st, the club was run by wrestlers hence the name.The club room was tiny 40 punters it was full.an H girder ran the length of the bar (head height)where punters rested their beer (or whatever had fell off a wagon)this was circa 1962 on a friday it was jazzers M.C. Great memories. Jeffrey was CONTENT!!! Photo: Shields Gazette Photo Sales 2. Most clubs regularly visited (after tanking up at The Half Moon) I particularly remember the folk/jazz nights we had at Change Is in early 70s. could.nt aford a leather jacket I was an early mod, not wantin any botha, then bought me 1st real bike from kens on westgate road. It was a Valentines Dance and we had to do the last part of the show as the audience were clamouring for dance music and they couldnt dance to the Moody Blues! My father never wavered in his belief that Michael was not guilty of infamous murder of Angus Sibbet the fruit machine man/ and said he was odds on the fall guy. Sounds as if those were the days alright! Thank you Im trying to find anyone who may have worked with her. #11 of 20 Nightlife in South Shields. I beleive he appeared at a number of clubs in Newcastle and the north east. Would love to get hold of Jane Maddison, Kens daughter. 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Great site..lots of nostalgia. My sister was the girlfriend of Gordon Cleghorn. Bars & Clubs By 688iang The range of beers and ciders is magnificent, all superbly kept by Kath and the staff. Hey everyone If anyone knows how to get info on the bands that played there I would be most grateful. View listing packages . Starting with the Downbeat Jazz Club in 1960 and most of the other venues mentioned. We worked many times in Newcastle and the North East area. Read more about the Club AGogo on this link. To Anna (156) yes I remember The Kontors. My memories of that time are very hazy, I know we had good times, I just cannot remember many of them. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); But if you were there and you cant remember much, then this site will jog your memory, at least about the local north east music scene of the mid to late sixties. Ziggy's 19 Bars & Clubs By C9460ITmarkg Occasionally, I heard it referred to as the Gay Trouper. Loved both Dave and Tommy Findlay please HELP solve the mystery that was geoff manning. Just stumbled across your website. One of my haunts was the Jazz Club at the bottom of Pilgrim Street which was a seedy little place during the day but came alive with light and music at night. We regularly played the Seaburn Hall on Cats Nite Out which was on a Wednesday. :)A perfect gentleman. Restaurants in South Shields 1. He had a son with cerebal palsy who needed to attend Prudhoe hospital on a regular basis and he felt he needed some sort of base in the north east. The line up was Ken Brady, Jimmy Crawford, Alan Blacks, Barry Preston, Spud Tate ( sadly passed away ). Does anyone have memories of seeing the singer Dick Haymes at any of the following in Newcastle. He was with his daughter who is also a sInger. I used to go to the Club A Gogo in 1967/1968 as a 15 year old and saw many great bands; Hendrix, John Mayall, Cream, Family and loads of others. There were around a dozen night clubs with top acts appearing in the city every day of the week. I wonder if anyone would be able to help me to find them or is there a way I can access them without being a member? blog 28 mentions thelate Mike Carr.. been on wikepedia and seems he still walks among us.. thankfully.

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