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Black Horse Music Festival – 2001

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all cuttings supplied by Pete Prescott

Nigel Ford… Our middle son Luke was drummer in QUEERFISH that became NOXIOUS that supported BUDGIE at Battle Memorial Hall, the last live Rock band to play there before a noise trigger was installed due to a neighbour complaining….

 

 

Long John Baldry – Langton Hall Battle 6th October 1973

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photo 1972

cutting supplied by Sarah Harvey

Alan Wood… Wish we could have a time machine,L J B in Battle, crickey

Terry Tollan… Played there about 1977/78 mind your head everyone

Linda Day… He was my daughters husbands cousin

Dave Platt… Back in the day, is it that long ago went to that gig.

Tony Court-holmes… remember having to run for the bus to home at 11pm

Pauline Macey… Derek used to go there. Long John Baldy was one of my favourites, saw him few years ago in St Mary in Castle. X

 

Black Horse Folk Club Festival Weekend September 1979

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Nadia Compagnone… Bit too young to remember this event, but lived almost next door to the Black Horse. Great memories and can even remember the phone number!!

Mike Waghorne… I could of well have been there around that time often went there on a saturday night in the early & late 70’s

Chris Pook… I used to work behind the bar in the folk club around that time. Got £6 for a 6 till 2am closing time and then had to collect, wash and dry all the glasses! Eddie was a great guy to work for though.

Alan Wood… Ahh the good old days !!

The Sinners – early 60’s and poster 25th Nov 1961

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photo supplied by Len Smith – Eastbourne Bands From 1960 on and poster supplied by Colin Fox.

The Sinners – Laurie Brookman, Terry Richardson, Eddie Sargent and Mike Sullivan.

Alan Esdaile… Was Langton House the same place that became Battle Memorial Hall?

Yvonne Cleland… Must be. I remember it as Langton Hall back then, having said that.

Jacqueline Marsh… Brilliant days

Ken Copsey… Great picture.