1972 (Howard Bruce, NLA) Notes Go Inside the Most Iconic Nightclubs in History on June 4, 2019. Whisky a Go Go nightclub, Kings Cross 11 August 1969 APIA Club dance at the Trocadero March 1958 Band playing at a Popular Dance night at the Trocadero 1938 Carlotta, Kings Cross 1970-71 Costume cavalcade at Artists' Ball at the Trocadero 6 November 1953 Jitterbuggers at the Trocadero February 1948 The Venue (St Kilda), Gigs listed in one week: 358 ).I hung out there on/off for a couple of years (94-97?). Dj vu! TCs, Uncles, checkers, pips and the last night club at 74 Elizabeth st was Swizzles with turned in to a strip club owner Brian little and manager Johnny Bell. he fact it is very different is what draws people to it. Armadale Hotel (Armadale) Vulcan Hotel (Ultimo) De Brazil moved to the first floor of a building in Edward St (near Elizabeth St) for a while after its closure in Albert St. Historian Judith Dunn told Daily Mail Australia: 'Overpaid, oversexed and over here - that was the little mantra about the American servicemen'. As with many other industries, live music in Australia has undergone a form of restructuring. Brilliant Vietnamese restaurant next door. The maps and figures presented here do not indicate any long-term decline in the number of live music performances (gigs), nor in the number of bands, between the early 1980s in either Melbourne or Sydney. A renowned and ritzy nightclub hosting performers like Shirley Bassey in the 1960s, by the early 70s it was one of Sydney's most well known rock venues by reputation alone. Notes. The 64 Club opened in Trinity Hall (in 1964!) Gigs and live musicstill thrivein the smallerdrinking hole worlds of theInner West and beyond. The Sound Machine in Elizabeth St was very close to TCs which became Uncles with the telephones on each table. There are no reviews yet. I think the red parrot was a hamburger place in Elizabeth st ?? Cant say it could pass as entertainment now. And so we had, in one corner was the band, round the other were these lovely round tables and chairs, there was a seat built in all the way along and a dance floorAnd then you'd go up to the next floor. Would love to supply material for a page on the club if you have room. According to my diary, the band I was in at the time played one night at Pinocchios in Ann Street, the Valley in November 1973 from 9:30pm to 3:00am. Punters Club (Fitzroy) The inspiring late Professor Henry Mayer marked student papers while dining there. Stephanie Weaver, 78, from Littleover, Derby, started collecting soap in the 1970s, but recently decided to sell her collection, which counts more than 2,000 bars. Heading to 'The Land Down Under'. I remember going to the record store and picking up a copy of Drum magazine regularly. . This Oxford Street haven is one of Sydneys oldest gay clubs and, if you can get in, a paradise of pop bangers from the past and present. Sandringham Hotel (Newtown) 'There's the hustle and bustle - and the fact it is very different is what draws people to it. The comments below have been moderated in advance. 1. No sensible drinking cautions, no smoking bans, and generally less . We spoke to Stephen Allkins in 2018 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras as it coincided with his 40th anniversary of DJing. Best for: Lettin' loose in summertime like Hollywood royalty. Post information only relevant to the subject heading. Many a good time had there. Saturday shoppers would wander past with mouths hanging open at the intensity of the music.
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