The other day I published 3 photos which I had somehow misplaced on my computer, so who sent them and how long ago it was I've no idea! These photos today are the last 3 from the same collection, I've still not heard anything from the person who sent them. Does anyone have a clue who it could have been?........Thanks to whoever it was anyway !!
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Almost certain the guy in the blue waistcoat is Jimmy Plumb, he was a friend of Brynns who worked for the Londoner / La Cala. I met him in 75 so these photos may be from 73/74 & I think that is Alan Hyndland in the top photo.
Deffo AH.
Phil McDermot in any pics?
top photo..Guy on the left..red waistcoat,,is Scottish Jimmy Foley..think photo is 1972???
Is Bok on bottom photo
the top foto was taken in The Rabbies in 1974
Archie Keith on the stick and Ginge on drum.
As always wi Archie, later on, "Thir wis mair birlin' thin twirlin'"
middle pic is outside The Britania 1973 L to R
Jimmy Foley(a top man)Jimmy Plumb(Jimmys dry, rye, cynical take, on all things Lloret, was invaluable to a babe in the woods like myself)the foto doesn't do the place justice, it attracted a better class of Brickie.
bottom pic is The Britania 1973.
wid 'Ginge, be Alan hyland then??
yes,I lived and worked with Alan in Spain and Holland. A talented man is Al,funny, intelligent.
I believe he's in Auld Reekie. Phil McDermott.
Phil's right about picture from Rabbie Burns. I worked there with Alan, Phil and Archie (i'm Joe by the way). Archie died a couple of years ago, so did Johnny Paul another guy from Greenock. Tried google-ing Alan and Phil, but got nothin. Good to hear you're still going strong Phil. Hope to speak with you sometime. Joe Nelis
great to hear from you Joe but saddened by your news. we think we're immortal then news like yours
brings it all home.both vibrant and good looking(Joe Nelis was no dog either)Johnny once borrowed a kilt in The Rabbies and made a SMALL fortune exposing himself to the punters for fotos.
I will post three fotos showing you and Archie in your prime.look forward to havin' a natter
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