Legendary Liverpool Clubs Of Yesteryear.

[Ged]

Here's your reply Chris. A thread is just a name given to a topic. If you've got any questions on a certain subject, check first by using the search link to see if the subject has already been covered or not as your answer might already be on this forum. If not create a new thread and ask away, they're very informative on here. Any old pics you've got, no matter how insignificant they may seem to you, post them up using the manage attachments device.

All the best,

Ged.

[cruisychris]

yo ged, (sorry couldnt resist the yo) this is all very new to me but how do i start a thread ? promise once i get goin, the stupid questions will cease. cheers.

[lindylou]

yo ged, (sorry couldnt resist the yo) this is all very new to me but how do i start a thread ? promise once i get goin, the stupid questions will cease. cheers.

Choose the main catagory where you want to post - ie, say for instance, 'Music' 'Liverpool remembered' or 'chit chat' .. then up near the top of the page (on the left) you will see 'new topic'. Just click on that and then you type in a title for a new thread. You then add what you want to say in the main box and then submit your post.

[wsteve55]

erm ello, would someone please reply so i know im in ! im 44yrs (well 45 next week) and i havent got a clue what a 'thread' is. but ive got loads of questions and lots to say about the pool cos its nice to be reminded that some of the things i seen back in the late 70s early 80s actually happened or did i dream them. i left in 85 and now in oz since 2000. god i miss the humour. thanks.

Welcome to Yo,Cruisy.

[pete50]

I recall having to take my then girlfriend to the She club so she could see Bernie Flint singing, think he know as the the singing milkman!
Then it was round the corner to Stanley Street and into The Otherplace had some great times in that club..

[essexscouse]

wot abart wooky hollow in sheil road

supposed to be top notch ( i was too young to go)
but was known in our house as grab a granny or pull a pig

[teepee]

what about the beachcommer the babaloo the victoriana u never lived

[teepee]

the squirrel club once round the dance floor outside for yer nuts

[Ged]

Here's one for you, was anyone ever part of the 'pistol club' ???

[pete50]

i was Ged, But it was a pistol club in Long Lane Aintree, Dont think its the one you mean

[Ged]

No, I mean out all night, pistol dawn

[John McKay]

Part of Liverpool's brilliant musical heritage is the Folk Music movement of the 50s and 60s. Back in the 60s Jacqui and Bridie's "Coach House" was one of the best folk-music clubs in Liverpool. It was held on a weekday evening in the old Mill Street Mission - I can't recall which evening. It was absolutely unmissable. Surely I can't be the only one who remembers it.

[John McKay]

I's forgotten (as in "blotted out the memories of") the Jacaranda Club in Bold Street back in the 60s. You'd never see a dive like it... except maybe the Black Hole of Calcutta. It was, strangely enough, very popular!

[Ged]

Great footage of Jacqui and Bridie and the Spinners in the Liverpool documentary 'Beat City'.

[underworld]

Does anyone know exactly where the Iron Door club was and whether the building is still there. I thought it was off castle street somewhere behind Tower building but ive forgotten where.