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Firifdt -5Z,Jit C$ V 8 RECORD MIRROR, Week ending January 9,1965 , firifdt -5z,Jit_c$ v. FLAMINGO & ALL MARQUEE CIS\111)ANW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NIGHTER CLUBS NtEtIU DEAD MONEY! Your old records 100A 90 WARDOUR ST., W.1. 33-37 Wardour St., London, W.I. itoAsT records for sale could fetch ff's! THAT DELETED Telephone: GER 8923 Gerrard 1549. Guests welcome RECORD BAZAAR, 50,000 from 2s. RECORDyouwant,couldstill Tony Harris & Rik Gunnell Write for lists,1142/6 Argyle Street, be obtainable, Buy "Pop -Shop" CLUB Thursday, January 7th (7.30-11) present: - Glasgow. 1139 Monthly,Is.,obtainableallnews- 00 (WORD ST, W.1 LONG JOHN BALDRY agents, or Is. 3d. from "Pop -shop," and the (RM) Heanor, Derbyshire. 1152 7.3010 11 p.m. Thursday17th) 7.30 - 11 p.m. (Sutipkf-Ric.i4Mot4o) HOOCHIE COOCHIE MEN SUE RECORDS APPRECIATION OPENING NITE SOCIETY. England's hippest and THURSDAY, January 7th ROD STEWART ALEXIS KORNER SOBITSblmio only authentic R & B Label. From songwriting and THE SOUL AGENTS MULESKINNERS James Brown to Homesick James. MUSIC WRITTEN/ARRANGED - GRAHAM BOND Friday, January 8th (7.30-11) Friday(8tln 7.30 - 11.30 p.m. Monthlynewsletters,biogs.and RIP 4299.8, Melford Avenue, Bark. FOOTPRINTS TONY COLTON Ng nix of artistes,records and 111g, Essex. 610. T-BONES FridayAll Night Session advancereleasesheetsmailed LYRICS WANTED by Music Pub- MULE SKINNERS 12 midnight - 6 a.m. direct,Send 5s.formembership lishing record- to: House - 11,St.Alban's alsoRadioLuxembourg RONNIE JONES 108 Cambridge Road, London, Avenue, London. 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MARK LEEMAN FIVE CHEYNES details toITCM, GrindleyHall, POP SINGERS! Train for success SUNDAY, January 10th WiththeEncoreSchoolofPop Tuesday, January12th (7.30-11) Sundayi 10(11) 7.30 - 11 p.m. 121.41..vrndoh Chorlton, Manchester 21. 505 PENFRIENDS at home and abroad, Singing.Beginnerswelcomed. - ERROL DIXON Write: 2 llatlierleigh Gardens, THE "WHO" Monday 11101) 7.30 - 11.30 p.m. send S.a.e,forfreedetails. -Euro- MR. ACKER BILK THE BOYS peanFriendshipSociety,Burnley. Potters Bar, Middlesex. Tel: PottersBar 56908. 533 Wednesday, January 13th (8-11.30) OPENING NITE 504 JOHNNY BURCH OCTET PS. CMS VAutt MsITILL UNDER 217 PenPalsanywhere, MONDAY, January 11th "WORK-OUT" END °PUNKR.Y. 417 S.a.e.for freedetails. - Teenage MODERN JAZZ" fotos BRIAN AUGER TRINITY Wednesday113th)7,3011.30p.m. Club, Falcon House, Burnley. 503 BIRDS STORMSVILLE SHAKERS CHESSMEN MARY BLAIR BUREAU. Introduc- IF YOU havedifficultyobtaining tionseverywhere.Detailsfree. - RecordMirrorfromyournews- 43/52 Ship Street,Brighton. 523 agentplacearegular order with him, if youstillhavedifficulty TUESDAY, January 12th TEENS / TWENTIES. Penfriends. send a stamped addressed envelope Home/abroad, M.F.C. 9 The Arbour, for a subscription form. Subscribers PRETTY THINGS Farnhill,Keighley,Yorkshire. receivetheircopies byfirstpost Ricky Tick TEENAGERS. ExcitingPen/Per- every Thursday. Be on top ofthe BROTHERS GRIMM Next to Swimming Pool, Windsor STARENTERTAINMENTS sonalFriendseverywhere. -Jean's pop with Record Mirror. 1018 Presentsonstage Bureau, 15 QueenStreet,Exeter. Call: Windsor 60173 1012 COLOUR MURALS. Beatles, Stones. (Britain's first drive-in.R.&B. Club) 52in.x19in., 3sACI. Post free or WEDNESDAY, January 13th GET WITH IT, Happy Circle intro- COD, Liptrot, 80a High Street, Great Every Friday 7.30-11.0 ductions end loneliness everywhere. Brochure free, - F. F. 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MONTHLY Saturday Corn Exchange MEDDYEVILS fan clubs No. 12 January, 1965 Scene Chelmsford plus Coffee Bar, TV Room, PHOTOS OF HOWLIN' WOLF & Games Room TONYJACKSON ROLLING STONES' FAN CLUB. HUBERT SUMLIN - PLUS SPOT PRIZES sa.e., Annabelle Smith, Radnor JIMMY REED. AMA Z IN G House, 93-97 Regent Street, London. LITTLE RICHARD DISC! & alsoprizesforboilsand warts & THE VIBRATIONS W.I. 530 USUALFEATURES. "Yeh, Yeh" it's Every Wednesday 7.30-10.30 1/3 P.O.. to M. VERNON, Groups plus Records THE SWINGING BLUE JEANS' 3B GODSTONE ROAD. RICKY TICK FAN CLUB.S.a.e.JimIreland, KENLEY, SURREY. GEORGIE FAME Mardi -Graz Club (NRM), Mount PLAZA, GUILDFORD Pleasant,Liverpool,3. 527 Every Friday, 8.0-11.0 and the JULIEGRANT THE ESCORTS' FAN CLUB. S.a.e. BLUSHING, SHYNESS, Nerves, Friday, January 8th. 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