“Dave Booth started the Tuesday Psychedelic nights. He turned me on to so many great tunes. I took over after Dave decided to move on.”

“Thanks, it's now correct.”

“1968?”

“Hi Roy I drink with Moley every Friday in Jolly Butcher Wythenshawe, Graham Iggy Ingham is in Wythenshawe town FC aka Chicken Hut mainly as he has a lot to do with the football team, Dave Gleave aka Glez plays at Spinning Top Stockport often, infact I spoke to Dave a few days ago as he is going to visit his daughter in Perth Oz where I left my daughter Gemma last Monday after 3 weeks, he wanted to know how the flying was.”

“Great set of artefacts Roy thanks for uploading”

“Hello. Roy (original drummer here). The very first Naughties gig was in Eccles at the Trades club... Bob Williamson was in attendance and was flirting elastic bands at me from the side of the stage. We played The Gallery one night and in the afternoon when we turned up to set up and soundcheck we were told not to make a noise until the Quality Street Gang had finished their meeting upstairs! I also remember we played Salford Uni supporting Tariq Ali. The very first recordings of the band were made in Gar's cellar on Trafford Road in Eccles and I still have a recording of them transferred to CD. I also kept the promo posters and badges for some of the venues. Sadly, Gar died some years ago, Tweedy is still going strong living on the Isle of Wight. Dave and Iggy are still around and Dave is still playing with a couple of bands.”

“Taken at Victoria Mill, Miles Platting, Manchester”

“Gig was 6th November not 7th”

“I was married to Arthur Butler ( Bugsy) I am still in contact as we still live near unfortunately Arthur us now totally blind due to glaucoma but I will pass on any messages for him, they recorded Greensleeves and Johnny B Good and also wrote and recorded Green Eyes which Chris wrote for his wife Ellen who I also see every week my email is Paulamscott@hotmail.co.uk”

“Flyer of the millenium.”