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English pop, skiffle and rock n’ roll started in a handful of South London pubs and clubs.
That Liverpool lot came a bit later. What started out as a teenage craze with no career plan in mind conquered the world. It is fantastic to think that a handful of these teenagers are still with us
[...click on headline to read full story] Ron Dixon was born the son of a Sunderland miner and grew up to the sights and sounds of a World at War, dreading a full moon because that meant that the German bombers would come and that he would be
[...click on headline to read full story] ‘During the war’ were three words often heard from grandad’s and grandma’s.
They were the words often related to a bygone age when the world was at war between 1939 and 1945 and tales of what happened usually followed. It was during those times that ration books were issued along with tokens for butter, eggs, and bacon and households were
[...click on headline to read full story] When it comes to classic comedy lines there cannot be many more memorable.
‘And vot eez your name?…’Don’t tell him Pike’!! The wonderful humour of Jimmy Perry and David Croft writer of ‘Dad’s Army’ delivered with great aplomb by Captain Mainwaring (Arthur Lowe) and Pike (Ian Lavender) when confronted by a German officer in one of the TV
[...click on headline to read full story] If you’re of the age when you can remember sixties songs when they were not reused to sell products on TV then there’s a special treat in store for you at Sunderland Empire.
Inspired by the smash hit million selling albums Dreamboats and Petticoats 1,2 and 3, the West End sell out production of the same name
[...click on headline to read full story] As a youngster I can remember tramping through woods, climbing trees and inevitably getting stung by nettles.
I can also remember the advice given by fellow adventurers,”find a docken leaf and rub it over the sting, it’ll make it go away”. I can also remember trying the remedy and eleviating the pain, but never knew whether it was
[...click on headline to read full story] As a fan of rock and guitar orientated music, my heart sank when I received a request to review this album. Unless I can hear the sound of guitars, the dance floors of Europe will remain safe from my robotic manoeuvres. Only my younger Brother has witnessed what I am truly capable of and we both agree, the robotic beast
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