Teenbeats – 1979

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Huggy Leaver, Paul Thomas, Eddie Mays, Dave Blackman, Ken Copsey. 

Pauline Sims….Nice photo – all looking very serious!

Pete Fairless….All looking very young!

Ken Copsey… I think you’ll find it is not the real Eddie Mays in this picture but a ventriloquists dummy being operated by Dave! This was taken at the offices of The Hastings Observer.

Aquarius with The Steve Maxted Show and Candy Choir September 1973

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ad supplied by  Leigh Wieland-Boys, poster supplied by Jozef Maxted

Chris Giles… I think it was Steve Maxted  that sometimes came into Chelsea Girl …

Andre Martin… Centre of the world for sooooo many young ladies in the 1960s!!

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Happy Mondays plus Orb 17th Sept 2016, Levellers plus Turin Brakes 18th Sept 2016 – Hastings Pier

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Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday 22nd April 2016.

http://www.seetickets.com/search?q=hastings+pier&search=

Saturday 17th September will see the HAPPY MONDAYS perform ‘Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches’ in it’s entirety for it’s 25th anniversary, plus a selection of greatest hits. Support on the night will come from THE ORB performing ‘Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld’ in full, also for it’s 25th anniversary; and FORMATION, one of the most exciting new indie electronica acts of the moment.

Sunday 18th September will see the LEVELLERS perform ‘Levelling the Land’ for it’s 25th anniversary, plus a selection of greatest hits; with support from TURIN BRAKES who recently released their seventh album ‘Lost Property’; and the Nottingham folk-punk outfit FEROCIOUS DOG.

Peter Fairless… Just to point out, both days start at 3.00pm.

One Inch Badge press release… * IMPORTANT EVENT INFORMATION * Due to a number of factors including where the sun sets, PA sound firing and technical logistics onsite we are having the stage face out to sea for these shows as opposed to towards the beach. We wanted to let everyone know this in advance to avoid disappointment, as we’re aware many people are arranging meeting on the beach to watch from there and sadly with the stage facing the other way, placed at the rear of the visitors centre, it means you won’t be able to see the stage or hear clearly from the beach.

Andre Martin… Well done to let people know in advance.