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Music at the University of Bradford Students’ Union and other Yorkshire venues 1965-1979 CONTENTS Introduction ................................................................................................ 1 1965 ........................................................................................................... 2 1966 ........................................................................................................... 2 1967 ........................................................................................................... 3 1968 ........................................................................................................... 3 1969 ........................................................................................................... 4 1970 ........................................................................................................... 5 1971 ........................................................................................................... 7 1972 ........................................................................................................... 8 1973 ........................................................................................................... 8 1974 ........................................................................................................... 9 1975 ......................................................................................................... 10 1976 ......................................................................................................... 12 1977 ......................................................................................................... 14 1978 ......................................................................................................... 15 1979 ......................................................................................................... 16 INTRODUCTION This list has been compiled to make available the history of music at the University of Bradford Students’ Union, as shown in the student newspaper Javelin. We also used issues of Laxative (19 January 1979) and Laxative Feedback (14 March “1984”. The date is a reference to Orwell’s novel. The true year is 1979). The list was compiled by Special Collections Assistants John Brooker (who listed the 1960s) and Martin Levy (listed the 1970s). We have included references to gigs at local venues other than the University as these may well have been attended by students and also be of interest. Further work will be done on filling the gaps in our holdings of the newspapers and on the bands of the 1980s and 1990s soon. If you remember any of these gigs, can add details of others, or have tickets, posters etc, we would love to hear from you. Likewise if you have any corrections e.g. if an event was cancelled. http://www.bradford.ac.uk/library/special-collections/ 1965 26 January, Leeds Odeon. Chuck Berry (February 1965, Vol. 2, no. 6, p.5) 23 February, Poor Man’s Ball. Terry Lightfoot, The Crestas, Esso Steel Band, Johnny Rainbow Trio (February 1965, Vol. 2, no. 6, p.1 ; 5/65, p.12) Early 1965. Duke Ellington (March 1965, Vol. 2, no. 9, p.2) 14 March, St. George’s Hall, Bradford. Adam Faith (April 1965, Vol. 2, no. 10, p.7) 6 October, Freshers’ Ball. Bow Street Runners, The Cresters, Ed O’Donnell Jazzmen (30 September 1965, p.6) Autumn 1965, American Folk Blues Festival, St. George’s Hall, Bradford. J.B. Lenoir, Eddie Boyd (with Freddie Below, Jimmy Lee, Buddy Guy, Big Shakey Horton), Doctor Ross, Roosevelt Sykes, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Big Mama Thornton (4 November 1965, p.5) 29 October, Folk concert. Ian Campbell, the Waterson family, Nigel Denver (26 October 1965, p.8) 17 November. The Spinners (30 November 1965, p.5) 3 December, Christmas Ball. Humphrey Lyttelton and his band, the Temperance Seven (30 November 1965, p.5) 1966 22 January. Alex Harvey (20 January 1966, p.7) 10 February, Poor Man’s Ball. The Nashville Teens, Mouldy Warp, Clayton Squares (3 February 1966, p.7) 3 March, Pyjama Ball. Steam Packet (Long John Baldry, Brian Auger, Rod Stewart, Julie Driscoll), The Mojos, The Washington D.C.s, Garry Lane and the Rockets, The Del Rio Four, Three Pin Square (17 February 1966, p.3) 5 March. Bobby Shaftoe, 5 Man Cargo (3 March 1966, p.6) 12 March. Peter Jay and the Jaywalkers, The Kingpins (3 March 1966, p.6) 19 March. The Mickey Finn, The Ed O’Donnell Jazz Band (14 March 1966, p.2) 25 March, Topic Folk Club. Guy Carawan (14 March 1966, p.2) 25 March, Junior Civic Ball. Ray Ellington, The Crestas, Stanley North Quintet (3 March 1966, p.3) Event cancelled (5 May 1966, p.2) 26 March. The Mike Cotton Band (14 March 1966, p.2) 29 April, Topic Folk Club. Peggy Seeger and Ewan MacColl (28 March 1966, p.5) 30 April. Downliners Sect, Outer Limits (28 March 1966, p.5) 6 May, Annual Ball. Temperance Seven, Phil Cleary, Moldy Warps (5 May 1966, p.6) 7 May. The Crestas (5 May 1966, p.6) 14 May. Tom Knight’s Chessmen, The Peppers (5 May 1966, p.6) 11 June. D.D. Whatson and the Big Crowd, “Dil, Jan and the Pebbles” (19 May 1966, p.7) 18 June. Raging Storms, Spartans (19 May 1966, p.7) 25 June. Lee Wade and the Wild Ones, Thursday’s Children (19 May 1966, p.7) 1967 17 January, Pyjama Ball. The Fourmost, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Victor Brox Blues Train, The Alphabet, Able’s Keynes, Spowgely People (12 January 1967, p.2) 17 February. Duke Ellington (23 February 1967, p.4) 20 October, Pre-Rag Ball. Mike Cotton Sound, The Factotums, The Wellington Kitch Jump Band, Ken Phillips Big Band, The Chuckles (19 October 1967, p.8) 21 October. Fairport Convention, Tomorrow with Keith West (19 October 1967, p.2) : Alan Bown Set and Tomorrow cancelled, replaced by Further Summers Express, Cliff Bennett (7 November 1967, p.9) 28 October, Rag Nite Rave. Moody Blues, The Fix, The Cheetahs, Gold Rush (19 October 1967, p.8) 3 November. The Sages, Cock-a-hoop, The Gods (19 October 1967, p.2) 11 November. The Fantastic Freddy Mack Show (19 October 1967, p.2) 17 November. Roland Kirk (7 November 1967, p.7) 24 November, Charter Celebration Ball. Cy Grant, Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band (19 October 1967, p.2), Ralph Burns Orchestra, Tony Riers and the Castaways, Bob Wallace’s Storyville Jazzband, Cy Grant, Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, Mike Carr and Tony Crombie, Feek and Weeble 19 October 1967, p.10) Mid-December, End of Term Dance. Arthur Brown (14 December 1967, p.4) 1968 9 January, Folk Club. Hamish Imlach (14 December 1967, p.4) 1 March, Folk and poetry evening. Leon Rosselson and Adrian Mitchell (20 February 1968, supplement, p.2) 8 March, Nymphs and Vicars Ball. The Freddy Mack Show, The Attack, Quick Selection, The Collection (20 February 1968, supplement, p.2) 19 March, Folk Club. The Wayward Boys (14 March 1968, p.6) 26 March, Folk Club. Johnny Handle (14 March 1968, p.6) 26 September, Folk concert. The Spinners (24 September 1968, p.8) 3 October, Freshers’ Ball. Status Quo, Chicken Shack, John Dummer (24 September 1968, p.2 ; 24 October 1968, p.10) 8 November, Charter Ball. The Scaffold, Al Koran, “Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich” (3 October 1968, p.6 ; 14 November 1968, p.6) November or December, Folk Club. Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick (12 December 1968, p.9) December, Christmas Ball. Showstoppers, Sunshine (12 December 1968, p.9) 1969 16 January, Folk Club, Great Hall. Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger (9 January 1969, p.11) 18 January. The Alan Bown, The Outer Limits (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 21 January, Folk Club. Roy and Val Bailey (9 January 1969, p.11) January. John Peel and friends, including Andromeda and Fairport Convention (6 February 1969, p.8) 25 January. Junior Walker and the All Stars (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) : cancelled, replaced by Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band (23 January 1969, p.8) 28 January, Folk Club. The Wayward Boys (9 January 1969, p.11) January or February. Ten Years After, cancelled (6 February 1969, p.5) 1 February. The Idle Race (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 4 February, Folk Club. Malcolm Price (9 January 1969, p.11) 6 February. Fairport Convention, Principal Edwards Magic Theatre, Bridget St. John, with John Peel (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 8 February. John Hiseman’s Coliseum (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 11 February, Folk Club. Johnny Handle (9 January 1969, p.11) 15 February. Ten Years After (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 22 February. Bakerloo Blues Line (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 28 February. Spooky Tooth, Honeybus (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide ; 20 February 1969, p.7 probably refers) 8 March. Eclection (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 15 March. The Coloured Raisins (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) March. Joe Cocker (20 March 1969, p.6) 22 March. The Family (9 January 1969, p.10, Entertainments guide) 20 May, Mini-Festival. Geno Washington, Idle Race, Honeybus, Chris Shakespeare Globe Show, Clouds, “Keystone Kops” (15 May 1969, p.3) 21 May, Mini-Festival, Great Hall. Pentangle. (15 May 1969, p.3) 21 June, Great Hall. Pentangle (1 May 1969, p.6). [This may actually have been May. JEB] June. Simon Dupree and the Big Sound (1 May 1969, p.8) Early October, Fresher’s Ball. Scaffold, Principal Edwards Magic Theatre, Moody Blues, Marmelade (1 October 1969, p.4) October, Fresher’s Dance. The Fortunes (1 October 1969, p.4) 25 October. Alan Bown (6 November 1969, p.5) 7 November, Charter Anniversary Ball. Bob Monkhouse, the Spinners, Bob Kerr’s Whoopee Band, Eclection,
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    Programminfos vom 08.05.2020 bis 12.05.2020 75 Jahre Kriegsende Eigentlich hätte es jetzt auch in Kassel zahlreiche öffentliche Veranstaltungen zum 75. Jahrestag des Kriegsendes in Europa geben sollen – leider wurden sie allesamt vom Virus verspeist. Glücklicherweise verfügt das Freie Radio über ein umfangreiches Archiv mit Vorträgen, Diskussionen und sonstigen Beiträgen aller Art, auf das nun zurückgegriffen werden kann. Zum Jahrestag am 8. Mai senden wir einen Vortrag von Dr. Ulrich Schneider aus dem Jahr 2000, in dem er sich mit der Situation in Kassel und Nordhessen zum Kriegsende befaßt. • Sendetermin: „Themenwechsel“, Freitag, 8. Mai 2020, 18 Uhr Wiedervereinigung des Jahres: Tresenlesen Auch wenn die (West)deutschen mit Wiedervereinigungen ihre traurigen Erfahrungen machen mußten, so sollte man Ereignisse dieser Art nicht pauschal verteufeln. Über eine ebenso erfreuliche wie unerwartete Reunion durften sich die Kabarettfreunde kürzlich freuen: Tresenlesen, das legendäre Duo aus dem Ruhrpott, das in den 90er Jahren die Lesebühnen- Tradition mitbegründete und zu den Pionieren der Komischen Literatur gehört, hat sich kürzlich wieder zusammengetan – nach 20 Jahren. Jochen Malmsheimer und Frank Goosen, die im Jahr 2000 ihre Zusammenarbeit beendeten und jeweils erfolgreiche Solokarrieren starteten, trafen sich am Ostersamstag auf einer Theaterbühne in Bochum und präsentierten dem umständehalber nur virtuell vorhandenen Publikum alte und neue Texte. Und es funktionierte: Die alte Magie war wieder da, die Chemie stimmte, die Interaktion klappte wie in alten Zeiten. Steht nur zu hoffen, daß dies kein einmaliges Ereignis bleibt, sondern daß die beiden Kabarett-Titanen weiterhin gemeinsam ihr Publikum begeistern – vielleicht auch mit einem neuen Bühnenprogramm, sobald es die äußeren Umstände wieder zulassen.