Comments for Carnaby Street The Musical http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:01:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Clubbing in the Sixties at The Marquee Club by JOSS http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2008/08/18/clubbing-in-the-sixties/#comment-154 JOSS Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:35:29 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/blog/?p=8#comment-154 I was a doorman ? in la discotheqe and the flamingo good times or what xx I was a doorman ? in la discotheqe and the flamingo good times or what xx

]]> Comment on Clubbing in the Sixties at The Marquee Club by Bernie (Stick) Parfo http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2008/08/18/clubbing-in-the-sixties/#comment-153 Bernie (Stick) Parfo Thu, 17 Dec 2009 10:20:13 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/blog/?p=8#comment-153 Yes. Went to the Shoreline in Bognor many times when not up west. Do you remember the dancing competitions there? People from all over were there. The club was supposed to be a new concept where people could have a bed and sleep. Some chance. We were all pilled up and dancing all night. How our jaws ached with all that gum chewing. I remember a local newspaper got us on the beach very early morning for a photogarph. I think the picture was printed uner heading, Looking for Treasure. What a laugh. Brilliant days. Yes. Went to the Shoreline in Bognor many times when not up west. Do you remember the dancing competitions there? People from all over were there. The club was supposed to be a new concept where people could have a bed and sleep. Some chance. We were all pilled up and dancing all night. How our jaws ached with all that gum chewing. I remember a local newspaper got us on the beach very early morning for a photogarph. I think the picture was printed uner heading, Looking for Treasure. What a laugh. Brilliant days.

]]> Comment on Clubbing in the Sixties at The Marquee Club by michael http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2008/08/18/clubbing-in-the-sixties/#comment-152 michael Wed, 09 Dec 2009 13:58:39 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/blog/?p=8#comment-152 the above memory should have read Subway not suber. Does any one remember a club on the coast called the shoreline it was in Bognor And people used to come from all over It was bloody great. Seem i spent a lot of time clubbing and getting blocked AND I LOVED IT. the above memory should have read Subway not suber.
Does any one remember a club on the coast called the shoreline it was in Bognor And people used to come from all over
It was bloody great.
Seem i spent a lot of time clubbing and getting blocked AND I LOVED IT.

]]> Comment on Clubbing in the Sixties at The Marquee Club by michael http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2008/08/18/clubbing-in-the-sixties/#comment-151 michael Wed, 09 Dec 2009 13:53:55 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/blog/?p=8#comment-151 wow the twenties in 1969. Pilled up on blues, our pork pie hats and red cardigans and gabbys (gabbadine mac with prussian collar and fly front) Loved it. Does anyone remember the suber way . it was in a road of wardour street just another club that popped up in my memory. wow the twenties in 1969. Pilled up on blues, our pork pie hats and red cardigans and gabbys (gabbadine mac with prussian collar and fly front)
Loved it. Does anyone remember the suber way . it was in a road of wardour street just another club that popped up in my memory.

]]> Comment on Clubbing in the Sixties at The Marquee Club by michael http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2008/08/18/clubbing-in-the-sixties/#comment-150 michael Wed, 09 Dec 2009 13:48:42 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/blog/?p=8#comment-150 When I was 15 and went to london from southcoast . The first club i visited was the alphabet in gerrard street. I am sure (pretty sure) that a band was playing there called the coloured raisins who were brilliant. Later they were called the raisins and i think they then became in later years Black velvet does anyone remember them. I used to love the mingo where the doormen would sell us tickets cheap to get in. i had taken so many dubbies one night that in the morning i was trying to put my jacket on upside down and moaning thinking the cloakroom attendent had made a mistake ( an older lady really nice). I used also go to the tiles which seemed massive . By the time i was 16-17 i was an old hand at going to the smoke and loved it coming from this railway town near southampton. Does anyone remember a cafe /coffe bar people used to go to also it was either the coffe anne or the mary anne. When I was 15 and went to london from southcoast . The first club i visited was the alphabet in gerrard street. I am sure (pretty sure) that a band was playing there called the coloured raisins who were brilliant. Later they were called the raisins and i think they then became in later years Black velvet does anyone remember them. I used to love the mingo where the doormen would sell us tickets cheap to get in. i had taken so many dubbies one night that in the morning i was trying to put my jacket on upside down and moaning thinking the cloakroom attendent had made a mistake ( an older lady really nice). I used also go to the tiles which seemed massive . By the time i was 16-17 i was an old hand at going to the smoke and loved it coming from this railway town near southampton.
Does anyone remember a cafe /coffe bar people used to go to also it was either the coffe anne or the mary anne.

]]> Comment on 10 Top Models of the 60s… by Pamela Parker http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2008/11/13/10-top-models-of-the-60s/#comment-148 Pamela Parker Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:52:08 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/?p=26#comment-148 Wilhelmina personally ask me to move to New York City, after I won two first prizes at a modeling convention in Detroit. She was an amazing women and made all of my dreams come true. I was born in Edmonton Canada and moved to Manhattan in 1978. Thank you Willy. Hi Bruce. We still love you Pamela Leffler/Parker Makeup Artist Wilhelmina personally ask me to move to New York City, after I won two first prizes at a modeling convention in Detroit. She was an amazing women and made all of my dreams come true. I was born in Edmonton Canada and moved to Manhattan in 1978.

Thank you Willy. Hi Bruce.
We still love you

Pamela Leffler/Parker
Makeup Artist

]]> Comment on Sixties Happenings: Halfway To Paradise by Valerie Potter http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2009/10/12/sixties-happenings-halfway-to-paradise/#comment-147 Valerie Potter Thu, 12 Nov 2009 08:51:42 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/?p=205#comment-147 We've been able to put Barry in touch with Berne - they've got a lot of catching up to do! We’ve been able to put Barry in touch with Berne - they’ve got a lot of catching up to do!

]]> Comment on Sixties Happenings: Halfway To Paradise by Barry Beckett http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2009/10/12/sixties-happenings-halfway-to-paradise/#comment-146 Barry Beckett Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:10:38 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/?p=205#comment-146 I would like to have a contact address for Bernie Williams and John Williams. We knew each other in the sixties. He live in France, I live in France, he keeps playing amd so do I and my Brother Peter from the Marquee band The Motivation. Email, please. Seraching for them on the net is impossible because Bernie Williams is also a different famous US musician with many entries. Thanks Barry I would like to have a contact address for Bernie Williams and John Williams. We knew each other in the sixties. He live in France, I live in France, he keeps playing amd so do I and my Brother Peter from the Marquee band The Motivation. Email, please. Seraching for them on the net is impossible because Bernie Williams is also a different famous US musician with many entries.
Thanks
Barry

]]> Comment on Sixties Happenings: Halfway To Paradise by Barry Beckett http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2009/10/12/sixties-happenings-halfway-to-paradise/#comment-145 Barry Beckett Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:10:38 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/?p=205#comment-145 I would like to have a contact address for Bernie Williams and John Williams. We knew each other in the sixties. He live in France, I live in France, he keeps playing amd so do I and my Brother Peter from the Marquee band The Motivation. Email, please. Seraching for them on the net is impossible because Bernie Williams is also a different famous US musician with many entries. Thanks Barry I would like to have a contact address for Bernie Williams and John Williams. We knew each other in the sixties. He live in France, I live in France, he keeps playing amd so do I and my Brother Peter from the Marquee band The Motivation. Email, please. Seraching for them on the net is impossible because Bernie Williams is also a different famous US musician with many entries.
Thanks
Barry

]]> Comment on Berne Williams’ (The Authentics) Memories, Part 6 by Valerie Potter http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/index.php/2009/02/07/berne-williams-the-authentics-memories-part-6/#comment-144 Valerie Potter Tue, 10 Nov 2009 02:40:35 +0000 http://www.carnabystreetthemusical.com/journal/?p=67#comment-144 Thanks for adding your memories and glad you've found the Authentics again! I somehow can't imagine bands being sent out to buy their manager's fish and chips these days... How times have changed. Thanks for adding your memories and glad you’ve found the Authentics again! I somehow can’t imagine bands being sent out to buy their manager’s fish and chips these days… How times have changed.

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