scamps nightclub hull

Another great name, and Near St Judes Church Hull's swingingist new club in a 1967 advertisement, mentioned in one of Tim Josephs Grandads columns in WHERE? I recall seeing Elkie Brooks & Vinegar Joe there on a number of occasions. Our daily newsletter- To get the latest headlines direct to your email inbox every day,click here. The article recorded that the disco was purpose built as a nightspot for Hulls younger generation, Malcolms Discotheque on George Street will be opened on Saturday August 21st the disco has two floors and entertainment will be in the form of dancing to the latest discs. Top groups had already been booked to appear and the club had a late licence but would also be open for the under-18s on certain nights. Scamp Club (Scampclub pets are not for adoption.) Only Clubs, Social and General were listed (of which there were 96) and Clubs Dancing and Ballroom, which had one entry - the Kevin Ballroom, North Church Side (also the home of the Birdland jazz club see later). Ephemera: John Lee Hooker / Skyline ticket, Emma Fee - Too Busy Watching Invisible Things. Did it have anything to do with the Corn Exchange pub? Club Restrictions: Guests Pilots Welcome, General Public Welcome, AMA Membership Required, No Drugs/Alcohol, Model Inspection. Was this the earlier Majestic? The club was built on a site at the junction with Grimston Street that had been vacant since the multi-storey car park adjoining it was built in 1966. as a more trendy venue. Later circa 1990 moving to new premises at No.29Park Street, where it remained for many years. My 1984 photo shows it fire damaged (see below) with Dingwalls alongside The very modern interior had a telephone on each of the round laminated very Space 1999 - tables to enable you to ring your mate or a girl at the next table. company owns shopstyle codycross; First established in 1962 the company changed its name in 1986 in-line with its core business of "Security Control, Alarm Monitoring & Patrols". The Washington, in the historic former Dock Offices building which in the 1990s was to be known as the Bounty, had opened in 1980 before closing in 1982. Our latest CARE INSPECTORATE unannounced inspection report you can download your copy HERE. Taking over from Tiffanys in 1984-5 when Tiffanys ceased to be listed in the telephone directories, this night-club served the same clientele and soon changed its name to Lexington Avenue. Chris Ketchell suggested this was the contact address for a mobile disco. This part of Albion Street had been the scene (no pun intended) of clubs of one sort or another since the 1960s; The Old Ormonde Club was listed at No.22 Albion Street from 1961 to 1978 (No.3 Albion Street in 1905!) One non musical memory was from that period when they couldn't serve you drinks except by waitress. Noted under clubs, social & general from 1965 until 1973, but by 1975 it had become the Fifty One-Casino Club and was noted as nos.49-51 Spring Bank. Somewhere to go and not much else to do. The Young People's Institute also held ballroom dancing nights, with regular bands - Tommy Fisher, Ken Brookes, and Louis Gold. The viewpoint of these girls in their mid-twenties? Became Rumours Night Club circa 1990 - was Henrys part of it - Henrys Bar? For discos are now more than just rooms in which to dance, with records booming away in the background. I remember seeing bands there from around 1982, like Haze, Split Pig, and Over The Top, an early Ron Hales band and all his later incarnations. Not to be out-done, the East Hull Baths also held regular dancing evenings in the 1950s. For, say 8 you can have a full evenings entertainment of music and lights for your party, with the music to suit your own or your guests varied tastes. There was later a Kon Tiki suite within Bali Ha`i for functions etc., which some will remember as a separate venue. Chris Ketchell remembers Barrie Nettleton (the B) ran it with Rick Welton (the RICK). An ex Hull Mod recalls 'Mod haunt 66-68. Scamps Gymnastics & Legendary CYC All Stars are programs supported under the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha . Listed until late 1992 when it became Central Park & Ritzys. Police dispatched a team from the Home Office forensic laboratory at Wetherby to analyse the ruins, gather evidence and make appeals for people who were in the club to come forward, in particular a party of 15 who visited from Cleethorpes. It always had the same number - 28250.'. Excellent music, always. He appeared one Thursday night and my friend and I were the only people in the club that night! You cannot actually see the club, just the sign so I suppose that it is possible that it was a sign pointing downBishop Laneto the Barracudarather than actually on the front of it. Listed under clubs, social & general from 1971 but may have been known as a more of a dance venue (as Ruf 15 was) as it was to become the Rio Discotheque in 1973. Advertised itself as Hulls premier discotheque (the first time the correct spelling had been used) The only slide inside a night-club in the UK. The Hull Daily Mail recorded a new night-club on County Road North in 1984. The team will be updating the wall murals and photo displays throughout the year now the halls have been repainted. as possibly a club over the covered market. Hopes to another home for the Oddessy were raised in September 1984, as discussions were held for a partnership with Wally Mays at the Tower Nightclub, but these fell through by December of the same year. Francis was our Vice President, we went to all the opening dos and presentation ceremonies as we got him all sorts of awards. Click here to follow Hull Live on Instagram. Planet EarthNightclub/Bar, 112-116 George Street. Became Enigma. Did this become a record shop? Legendary local hot-spot, listed as a night-club for the first time in 1984. Hull Entertainment Guide- Issue No.8 April 1948, Vogue Publicity Co., 6 Bond St. Scamps of course became Odyssey (actually wasn't it spelt wrong?) Things appear to have come full circle now [2001], and night-clubs (which is what this one thinks it is) have now reverted back to a fragment of their possible origins coffee bars. They are fighting to correct their image; they are very slowly attracting an older type of customer; they make plenty of work for those involved behind the scenes. Categories . In 1970 plans were submitted for an extension to the Bishop Lane Club which involved the development of former property in Stewarts Yard, to the south of the original buildings of No.2 Bishop Lane. Stackridge, a particularly memorable rendition of "Let there be lids". 42, George Street, went up in smoke in the early hours of Sunday, January 8, 1984, when a fire broke out just after the club closed. Listed as a night-club from 1992, it replace Club International, which ceased to be listed in the same year. A new name and a new image for the old Mecca/Locarno Ballroom although it was still part of the Mecca Group. Demolished along with Odyssey next door following a fire in 1984. Regular live music venue; I saw Slade, Little Bob Story (French rock band who crucified Small Faces numbers), errrr? I saw the visiting American blues harp player Little Walter there; it may have been a place where the can the white man play the blues early British R`n`B people like Chris Farlowe, Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band etc. Site re-opened as a pub (?) Knowing what sort of entertainment they want when theyve paid their entrance fee is the work of the disc jockey people like Dave Sanders, at 20 very au-fait with the 18 to 25 year olds who are the discos most frequent customers; and who moves from being an office clerk by day to a DJ at one of the towns smaller discos by night. Tower Nightclub & Restaurant, 52 Anlaby Road. A Coffee Bar type place within Alexandra Terrace on Hedon Road, that was known as a coffee bar, but allegedly one could also buy more illicit substances and have a dance (Graham Hardy remembers). T.C.s Nightclub & Restaurant, 1 Ropery Street. NB Red Bird was also advertising Go-Go dancers for hire in 1975. Yes I assume so; the place (part of the multi-storey car park block in George Street) always has been a club. Why do he and his friends make these frequent visits? And what did they do before these places opened? Noted for the first time in 1963 as the Wellington Social Club, under clubs, social & general but was probably more of a working mens club until its new lease of life in the late 1970s (?) Enjoying a renaissance in the early naughties. Demolished circa 1992? I don't think we served alcohol. Yes you could dance (well freak-out anyway) if you could find room to do so - or actually manage to stand up in the first place. The club was run by Derrick [Geoff?] Charlotte joined the team in April 2022 and is doing a BA in Childhood & Youth Studies. Took over the Club International in 1989-90 and was demolished shortly after, circa 199 something. Even classical composer Aaron Copland agreed: - if you want to know about the Sixties, play the music of The Beatles. Club Sahara and Quigleys joined forces to create one of Hulls rather down market night-clubs in late 1993. But who are the people who frequent the discos the people who are Hulls night owls and who are just starting to wake up when most of us are going to sleep? and in 1973 Downstairs a licensed caf & restaurant was listed at No.26 Albion Street. There is says Peter Croskill, manager and part share owner in one of Hulls smaller town centre discos a certain amount of misunderstanding, as so many places of ill repute are associated with discos. In the 1980s it became the alternative venue in Hull, and was the location for many events usually patronised by social workers, students or teachers. First listed under clubs, social & general in 1982 having replaced the New Waltham Club, remaining until 1985. I remember seeing many of Hulls Rock Bands here around 1980, notably the wonderfully named Ethel The Frog who blew my mind with a heavy version of Eleanor Rigby (as well as the guitarist having a Gibson Explorer guitar). I think it must have opened 1979, as Ive recorded a Help! 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Originally known variously as the Kon-Tiki Club, the Barn and Disco 66. Sounds like a musos venue or a jazz club? With 3 rooms, 2 outside yards, 4 bars, 3 dance floors, 6 dj's, wonderful staff , Spiders is a home from home every weekend for all of Hull's alternative musical waifs and strays. Paul Taylor was a regular, and he recalls: - 'Kestral on Charlotte Street Mews opened 1970 and the dance floor was on the 1st floor. Hartlepool firm Camerons Brewery were also in a dilemma as they were due to submit details on turning the Dingwalls venue into a pub before the Hull City Council Planning Committee on January 11. The entry read Discoteques (sic):- see entertainments & amusements, and from 1972 no ballrooms were listed in the Hull directories. Thousands of people have already joined the groups to share news and start conversations. An oldie but a goodie, The State opened as a nightclub in the 80s. In 1972, just months after this article appeared, the Hull Telephone Directory had a section for Discotheques in its Yellow Pages for the first time. Peter Croskill vets everyone as they come in the door specially designed, he says, to keep out undesirables. At lunchtimes we gave people excellent spaghetti bolognese liberally boosted with garlic andcooked in the tiny kitchen on the premises. Popular with city office workers out for a liquid lunch did they have strippers too? Those are three of the conclusions to be reached from a steady look at the swinging discotheque scene in Hull a scene that has mushroomed in recent months to provide the city with discos of all types. It was suggested that the staff who normally stayed behind after closing for a few drinks were ushered out early that night and the DJ who normally stored his record collection at the club removed it that evening but such were only rumours and may be entirely untrue'. But those who admit to being under 18 on one night may want, for drinking purposes, to be over 18 on another. The club was the former Skyline ballroom and had two halls - the main cabaret room that held 1200 guests SEATED and 200 more standing, plus a 700 person discotheqe next door. Flipper Disc Caf, 155-157 Holderness Road. We come here said 18 year old Paul Dick every Tuesday, some Fridays and Sundays, quite a lot in fact. A foam party at Kings Club on Canvey in 1995. Advertised as The intimate yet lively, fully licensed disco. My memory of it really is as a coffee bar. Not listed in 1994. Took over, from what had been Olivers, in 1990 and was an excellent rough and tumble place. The Stones, Philip Norman. I have a really good file with lots of photos of the restoration process. We continue to offer Gluten Free, Dairy Free and other food allergy and intolerance compliant food and this guidance is always strictly adhered to and alternatives are offered. Trouble is of course, cater for one group and you throw yourself open to abuse by another. Elsewhere, left-over do-wop hits jarred against the odd Folk protest song, and even a few Jazz hits. Blues sat alongside Rock & Roll and Skiffle, and Motown met with Rhythm & Blues and spawned a new breed of soul. 25 year old Ray Copeland was appointed the manager of the 80,000 club, scheduled to open in August 1971. A few clubs, that were often un-licensed, also provided gambling and a stage for the local Beat group, Jazz combo or Folk Club, whereas the new discotheques (discos) catered solely for the ravers who craved to dance to mostly pop-chart orientated music in more extrovert hip surroundings. And the mobiles cater for the same age group as do the residents ones. Scamps will be closed for the holiday starting Tuesday, December 20th, 2022 and will reopen on Tuesday, January 3rd. But he finds no fights where he goes. Opened 1994 ish and was listed as a night-club that became known as Room 82-88 by 1996. Listed for the first time as Ocean 11 in 1975 under clubs, social & generalI can remember popping in to this one. But even so it doesnt make us wish we were single again. Some of the Hull Jazz music clubs proved to be long-standing, such as those held at the Corn Exchange, the Haworth Arms (known as the Phase Two Club by the late 60s) and the George Hotel (corner of Walton Street), which enjoyed a boom in interest in the 1970s. Mention the word discotheque. The Hull Times recorded that Jimmy Savile [was] to open new disco. It was also a big part of Hull's Seventies clubbing. I had to be off the premises by 10:30 when it opened up as a coffee bar! Hofbrauhaus later became Dingwalls the music venue and Scamps became Oddessy. Listed under clubs, social & general from 1965 until 1977, when it was listed simply as the Flamingo Club. Later the Jailhouse, Blue Lamp etc. Noted as a Sunday night concert stage that occasionally featured jazz bands, but you could dance Mid 1970s? There was a lot of speculation surrounding the fire. which burnt down under allegedly suspicious circumstances back in the 1980s. Its manager, former Waterfront operator Peter OBrien, headed the team of 25 staff, opening hours were 9pm to 1.45pm, Tuesday to Saturday with Monday nights available for private hire. A few clubs, that were often un-licensed, also provided gambling and a stage for the local Beat group, Jazz combo or Folk Club, whereas the new discotheques (discos) catered solely for the ravers who craved to dance to mostly pop-chart orientated music in more extrovert hip surroundings. Help! Noted under clubs, social & general from 1970 until 1973 but sounds a bit more up-market and dancey. Hull (Authors collection). Scamps of course became Odyssey (actually wasnt it spelt wrong?) Situated within the block of property now demolished at the western corner of Anlaby Road and Argyle Street, and listed for the first time in 1978. Managements have varying means of fighting another problem, the bovver boy; by trying to tackle it at its roots before it has a chance to grow. Meeting at Waterfront on 28 February 1980; but theres hardly anything written in my 1979 diary.. I seem to remember foreign seaman, prostitutes etc. Ticket for Scamps nightclub (loaned to us by Rob Goldberg - thanks Rob!). Formerly Oasis, Oasis 2000, Quigleys, Club Sahara etc. Another regular venue in the 1950s and 1960s for ballroom dancing etc. Later listed as Club International, a night-club, until 1989. Listed in the telephone directories under cafs and restaurants from 1964 until 1975. Following further uses as a nightclub and bar, the building was also used as . Above this in rooms formerly offices and a school, was a wine bar entered from the tunnel entrance to Stewarts Yard. Use the top menu to navigate via section indexes, or just browse the latest entries on the left! Ceased to be listed in late 1992. Download our app-You can download our free app foriPhone and iPad fromApple'sAppStore, or get theAndroid version from Google Play. Only one was listed in 1971 - Red Bird Discotheques of 22 New Walk Beverley, in the entertainers section. How 60s is that name? Join Scamp Club Animals of all sorts can join the ScampClub. From 1992 it was listed in the Yellow Pages as a night-club, so does this suggest it was at this point it got its first regular late licence? So why then at 9.50 in the evening, were there no men on the dancing space at all I wondered? Vol. Nos.1 and 2 High Street were part of a group of buildings, which also included the former Dunwells Forge next door on High Street. The Oddessy Diskotek, formerly known as Scamps, located at no. And it seems that where a change of words is needed to help right the situation, the right one is proving very difficult to find. Listed for the first time in 1973. Scamps of course became Odyssey (actually wasnt it spelt wrong?) I have still got my membership card with nice sillouette figure on the front. The light-show side has its own people to run it, and Neil Manyan is the back room boy who looks after the sound equipment. Phew!The University also had discos and bands at Cottingham, mostly at The Lawns, but they probably don't count for your purposes, as they weren't in Hull.'. Originally a church hall, it was similar to Jailhouse in many respects but not quite as good. They are fighting to correct their image; they are very slowly attracting an older type of customer; they make plenty of work for those involved behind the scenes. So there the management are fighting to rectify a situation, which is not a problem to them alone, by currently using a pass system. [RUF is also FURmans backwards?]. Tel 07792 768202 And it was a lucky escape for the 400 clubbers who were in the venue only an hour before the fire broke out. Chuck us a few pence if you wish to x, A legendary local nightspot of the 1960s, the Locarno was the place to be until its closure in 1971. Memories Of Scamps Nightclubby MrEUK 9 2 Playing tracks by Stargard, Candi Staton, Zapp, Kool & The Gang, Lew Kirton and more. Either way, by 1981 four clubs were listed specifically as night-clubs - Club International, Romeos & Juliets, Spiders and Tiffanys. Listed from 1973 until 1985 when it became Peppermint Park, another daft name, although I was still going to parties there in March 1986, so it must have closed that year. Opened in 1999 from the ashes of the re-vamped Paradise Club. variation on the Albion Street theme. May previously have been known as the Talk of the Town? 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