The Sixties

[Beswick Prize Bands Big Drum]

Used to travel from Warrington on my TV175 Lambretta to that club, it had some fabulous artists on, a lot of
Soul, Blues, and bands like the Brian Auger Trinity.
Talking of '60's scooters, they're worth a fortune now.

That's not me by the way;)

I had a TV 175, bought it for 80 quid in 1964 from a bike shop near Ardwick Green.

 

[mancityvstoke]

The only thing I used to like about White City was that big bike shop ...sold scooters in the 60's

 

[Ancient Citizen]

I had a TV 175, bought it for 80 quid in 1964 from a bike shop near Ardwick Green.

I loved mine, though I fell off the fucking thing more than I rode it!

 

[Indaparkside]

The only thing I used to like about White City was that big bike shop ...sold scooters in the 60's

Some of us don’t remember that!! You old twat pm oakie he’ll know more;)

 

[mancityvstoke]

Some of us don’t remember that!! You old twat pm oakie he’ll know more;)

cheeky ****

 

[mcfcinprague]

Two of my favourite bands from the 60's just happened to be local..

Peter Noone went to my school, Stretford Grammar, he got expelled. I'm sure it didn't bother him though LOL

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

I've always found it interesting that despite having lived in the States for literally decades, and in any case most of his life, Graham Nash has still got that distinctive Salford twang in his accent (albeit very softened down). Don't think he was interested in footie one way or the other, though, neither the Salford lot nor us.

 

[ray21]

Any old buggers remember this on a Sunday evening on the radio, I always associate with sandwiches for tea, followed by jelly and carnation cream, then a bath, and worse of all me mam getting the nit comb out going through our hair getting us ready for school next morning.

 

[mancityvstoke]

Any old buggers remember this on a Sunday evening on the radio, I always associate with sandwiches for tea, followed by jelly and carnation cream, then a bath, and worse of all me mam getting the nit comb out going through our hair getting us ready for school next morning.

Sing something simple ....you simple twats.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Any old buggers remember this on a Sunday evening on the radio, I always associate with sandwiches for tea, followed by jelly and carnation cream, then a bath, and worse of all me mam getting the nit comb out going through our hair getting us ready for school next morning.

Peaches and cream one week, pears and cream the other, shared between seven !!
Oh yes, the good old days....