David McCarthy Wow.. Lloyd Johnson The Cromwellian,The Speakeasy,Blaises,Bag O Nails, Pheasantry ,Nashville Rooms,Valbonne & J .Arthurs .not forgetting Bibas Rainbow Room.Then later in the 70s The Roxy,The Red Cow,The Greyhound, The Halfmoon and so onThe Main Squeeze,The Last resort, The Blitz. One of my friends had her very first kiss that first night at Tiffanys. Peter Smyth Just found this site,I was on the door at Tiffanys for 2/3 years before i went to the Lyceum also owned by Mecca,I was at Tiffanys 76/78 ,Tim did you also work at Charlie Chesters ? T J Vince In reply to Peter Smyth. It had a large glass tank where people went for a dip sometimes with their clothes on ! The awesome track lineup of the worlds best DJs casts a spellbind on the crowd as they grind to House and RnB tunes. Im also on FB, Lena Jansson. Marianne Zargar Do you remember Tony Engelman who ran the Kandy Box at that time? Lena Dirsater Hi Lena! Did you ever knew the two DJs at Tiffanys, in Shaftesbury avenue? Hi Geoff, yes I remember Ripples! "Sahara" is Arabic for "desert" - thus "the Sahara Desert" is "the Desert Desert". Lena Jansson In reply to Peter Smyth. During the other next days in London I visited another discotheque. Best regards, Willem van Gilst jr. in the Netherlands. Summer of love, indeed! It was whilst working here that another Edinburgh musician was given a job in the band, David Paton. Especially 1978-1979, 1950 and early 70s Cass and Henry in the bars. northwestern lacrosse. Ken Norton and Mikecant remember his name. Ironically, the development never happened and the club was eventually reopened as the Den and Centro. This former gin distillery was home to one of London's all time greatest club nights: Trade. Janice Lamb 2 American college girls , Janice & Cindy from Philadelphiia lived in London n worked at Lord John on Kings Road in the mid 70s. Paul Robinson kindly informed me of this Hi Ray. This was by all accounts a very influential club - at DJHistory, Norman Jay, Fabio, Terry Farley and Jazzie B all mention its impact on them.There are a couple of other interesting points here. What a place!! There are loads of new venues at the moment. The very young frenchman. He took with him some tapes that had been recorded in Edinburgh and would eventually lead to the formation of yet another band PILOT. Theres a website called Les Enfants Terribles which has a lot of people on it including Tony and quite a lot about Le Kilt, Scotch of St James and Louis Brown, Lenny Bloom clubs. Next Saturday went back to Tiffanys saw her mate with my gal mate looked at me and said you prick who are you tonight ? According to its owners, the time felt right to move on. New Burlington st off Regent St, went there in 79/80, After finishing work in Samanthas we went to either The Candy box The Valbone The Playboy club or the golden egg in Oxford Street in the the summer we often went to the Serpentine happy days I wonder what happened to you all David the DJ, Miles dinner was above Samanthas which wes in the basement, Where are u Gill and Alex regulars at Samanthas in the late 60s -70s where I was the dj, Just spoke to John he lives in Australia and still gets royalties from baby come back. I said John Denver and ran. photo source:http://paulrobinsondrummeronline.com/bio/. I did work at Charlie Chesters after Tiffs, did a few other door/minding work then in 1980 went to Africa for a few years, then New York. I remember disco Cherrys between Picadilly Circus and Leicester Square. I met my wife there 1969 we just had our 50tth wedding anniversary. Thank you for your Inquiry about VIP Table Reservation! Wendy Hutton Hi Eamon, I used to go to Mikes Diner from 1977 onwards (when I was 18). When a property developer came along offering to buy the End and its sister bar next door, AKA, they decided to accept the offer. "La" is French for "the" (feminine). The band The Nocturns used to perform there.they later became the New Seekers Whilst at the Windmill saw Paul McCartney and Jane Asher who came in to see In The Heat of the Night. GeoffTheSoulBoy Hi Wendy. I can remember going to one place in either Kings Road or Fulham Road in the 70s and it was called The Gigolo. The gay scene in London has always been centred around the West End, especially Soho.In the 1980s some clubs opened up in Earls Court, where the rent was cheaper.In the 1990s, the scene reverted back to Soho, revitalised by new style bars like The Village. Barbara Behn. It was in a great old building called the Trocadero which at one time had been a Lyons Corner House. In the 90s, it was all about wild weekly party Love Muscle, one of the capitals most renowned gay nights. Have you found any pics of the club ? (and not exclusively straight) sexual subcultures in the 1970s, they came to be regarded as offensive, pass - or most damning of all - boring. The Gentlemen's Clubs of London by Anthony Lejeune, first published 1979, most recently in 2012 by Stacey International. Lloyd JohnsonVicki and Nick Shephard live in Perth, I wonder if hes playing with Nick. Gullivers People had Jimmy Mack, Tony Jackson, Andy the Scotsman. Valerie Hammond Lena, Jonny Royal was the other DJ. Clinton Carran I met my wife there 1969 we just had our 50th wedding anniversary. Played a fabulous playlist. 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