Well thank you Alan I am so glad you have been in contact, and what a great set of photos…
Thought I would add some of Foot Warmers that turned up in my memories box on my FB page…Nice one of Mick Craig and Ian, and our dear Roy, must ring him today miss those hugs.
Hope it brings back some good memories for you jazzers…
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There are some really great photos here! I just wish I could put names to everyone - I can recognise several of the persons, but struggle with others. So come on Al, let's have some 'chapter and verse'. Or maybe Jenny and Terry will beat you to it. The two photos, one of Ian and the other of Craig tempt me to ask if the shirts were bought 'buy one get one free'? - albeit these are different colors. There must be some more interesting photos out there in jazz fantasy land.
Is there still some of us oldies waiting for their jab? I hear from quite a few there has been some progress - I had mine quite early (plus another at 3 weeks)
Regards to all, Neil
Thanks Neil lovely comment and yes there must still be some people who remember the old days!!!Ye Alan put some names to them but thank you for digging them out The check shirts seem to have been a 'thing' as so many photos of Sole Bay have them in the photos…
ok here we go
From top picture down on Beryls blog
Roy & Mick Betts.
Ian.
Craig.
From Left to right Johnny Barker Bass, Jack Cudworth clarinet, Mike Leigh , Tim, me standing in light blue Colin Bowden drums 1981/2.
Tim, Me, Bill Skinner.
At a Barbara Greene Riverside shuffle Jeff Tarlton bass, Pete Scott clarinet, Terry Burn drums, Mike Leigh tpt, Dave Turner trombone, Me.
You know all these, Tim, Bill Skinner, Ray, me & Tony Parsons, cant see drummer looks like Neil Kane's kit.
Craig, Me, Ray, Derek, Tony Parsons taking a break.
From Left to right, Art Deco (Graham Burdick, Tony Jullings, Allan Bradley trumpet, Neil Kane, Derek Cubitt, Alan Cugnoni at Norwich playhouse.
I will search for more.
Thanks
Oh forgot last one
Barbara Greene alongside Mary Lo Lambert ( Sandra Grimwood)
How about suggestions for what Mary Lo is thinking??
Here’s mine “ oh Barbara your playing brings tears to my eyes”
Alan
Well done Alan and thank you once again…
Well done Alan! Now that you've added the names I can recognise some I didn't before, and it is surprising how some appearances have changed (those that are presumably still with us). I am most impressed with the display of nobbly knees by some! Re caption for Mary Lo - I'll give some thought, but in the meantime will hope to see others bid for glory - - - - -
Regards, Neil
Thanks Neil
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