Legendary Liverpool Clubs Of Yesteryear.

[Rhoobarb]

Well we were all unusually young when in that group - just left school, we must have been the youngest around judging by the other groups knocking around at that time and the other groups our lads knew from Mable Fletcher music college.

The Musical Youth of Liverpool?

[Rhoobarb]

Yes, that sounds like Chauffeurs as mentioned by Steve. Sign in on the way in, a Georgian House - didn't look like a club from outside but a cctv monitor on the door.

Sounds like where the Casa is now.

[Ged]

The Musical Youth of Liverpool?

Pass me lager from the left hand side...........

[lindylou]

The Chauffeurs was something like number 70 Hope st - I know because I knew people who lived a couple of doors away in number 66. ( a vicar lived in number 68)

The club on the Everyman side would be the Casa. I never went there myself, but knew someone who used to go there.

[kevin]

Way before my time Ged. You must be an old fecker

I used to go in the mid 90's.

Old fecker?
Watch your language - I used to go in the late 60s.

[pablo42]

Old fecker?
Watch your language - I used to go in the late 60s.

Nuff said...

I wasn't born until 1972.

[kevin]

The Chauffeurs was something like number 70 Hope st - I know because I knew people who lived a couple of doors away in number 66. ( a vicar lived in number 68)

Kevin Knight was the doorman there for years, and a mate of the owner, Charlie Scott. Still see Kevin once a year at a reunion - we worked for the same shipping company.

[kevin]

Nuff said...

I wasn't born until 1972.

Musta been a tough upbringing to end up looking like that while still so young.

[pablo42]

Musta been a tough upbringing to end up looking like that while still so young.

What! How dare you sir! I'm a fine figure of a 28 year old.

[kevin]

What! How dare you sir! I'm a fine figure of a 28 year old.

In dog years?

[pablo42]

In dog years?

You're a cruel man Kevin...

[Ged]

In dog years?

How old's Gnasher then?

[Rhoobarb]

Old fecker?
Watch your language - I used to go in the late 60s.

I'm saying nothing.

[lindylou]

Kevin Knight was the doorman there for years, and a mate of the owner, Charlie Scott. Still see Kevin once a year at a reunion - we worked for the same shipping company.

I never went in that place even though I was often in the house a couple of doors away. We used to wonder if the vicar heard much noise from the club

[kevin]

I never went in that place even though I was often in the house a couple of doors away. We used to wonder if the vicar heard much noise from the club

Went there a lot after the Odd Spot closed.