The Walton Hop at the Playhouse in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey was a teen disco started by Deniz Corday in 1958.

The music venue is reputed to have been the first disco in the UK. During 1964-1965, it was billed as the Hi-Fi Hop. The venue was billed as the Walton Hop in 1967. This is an incomplete list and I would welcome any additions

1 August 1961 – Mike Dee & The Jaywalkers

24 October 1961 – Mike Dee & The Jaywalkers

7 November 1961 – Mike Dee & The Jaywalkers

19 January 1962 – The Nibs Band

Gigs were on Saturdays and Wednesday but not every week

20 January 1962 – The Sunsets with Linda Shane, Grant Tracy and Ron Diamond

24 January 1962 – Denny & The Crescendos

10 February 1962 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

14 February 1962 – The Impalas

17 February 1962 – Eddy & The Chequers

24 February 1962 – Mike Cordell & The Mysteries

3 March 1962 – Steve Frances & The Counterbeats

10 March 1962 – Johnny Carr & The Bristol Cadillacs

14 March 1962 – The Guildford Rythmics

17 March 1962 – Tony West, Terry Preston & The Nite Hawks

21 March 1962 – Kris Kelly & The Cadillacs

24 March 1962 – Steve Laine & The Cannons

28 March 1962 – The Hamilton Teens

31 March 1962 – Anna Janet Carol and Tony Claidon & The Impalas

4 April 1962 – The Black Arrows

Gap until the next entry

18 April 1962 – Denny & The Crescendos

21 April 1962 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

23 April 1962 – Steve Laine and Terry & The Cannons

26 April 1962 – The Hamilton Teens

28 April 1962 – Duffy Power & The Syndicates

2 May 1962 – Steve Frances & The Counterbeats

5 May 1962 – Neil Christian & The Crusaders (he was ill so postponed and was replaced by Gary Brooker & The Paramounts)

Gap in gigs until next entry

19 May 1962 – Baby Bubbly & His Bubbles

23 May 1962 – Neil Christian & The Crusaders

26 May 1962 – Gary Brooker & The Paramounts

2 June 1962 – Ray Davis & The RDQ Quartette (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

6 June 1962 – Jackie Lynton with Bob Zavier & The Jury

9 June 1962 – Bod Fields, Beverley Swain & The Diablos

11 June 1962 – Jed Stone & The Raiders

14 June 1962 – The Black Arrows

16 June 1962 – Neil Christian & The Crusaders (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

23 June 1962 – Steve Laine and Teddy & The Cannons (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

27 June 1962 – Pat McQueen & His Rock Combo

30 June 1962 – The Checkpoints with Colin Lloyd

3 July 1962 – Ricky Temple & The Lonely Ones (Tuesday)

7 July 1962 – Tony Claidon, Ann Wright and The Impalas (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

11 July 1962 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

14 July 1962 – Brian Howard & The Silhouettes

18 July 1962 – Pete West & The East Combo

21 July 1962 – Karl Anthony & The Nomads

25 July 1962 – The Black Arrows

28 July 1962 – Steve Laine and Terry & The Cannons

1 August 1962 – Pat McQueen & His Rock Combo

4 August 1962 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets (cancelled, not clear who replaced them)

6 August 1962 – Tony Claidon & The Impalas

11 August 1962 – Neil Christian & The Crusaders (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

18 August 1962 – Colin Lyodd & The Checkpoints (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

No gigs for a while

1 September 1962 – The Fleereckers

4 September 1962 – Norman Jago & The Jaguars

8 September 1962 – Brian Howard & The Silhouettes

12 September 1962 – Jackie Lynton & The Jury

15 September 1962 – The Statesmen of Sin

19 September 1962 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

22 September 1962 – Terry Franks & The Avalons

26 September 1962 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

29 September 1962 – Bobby Angelo & The Tuxedos with Susan Terry

3 October 1962 – Jackie Lynton with Bob Zavier & The Jury

6 October 1962 – Bobby Brown & The Barons

10 October 1962 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

13 October 1962 – Brian Howard & The Silhouettes

Gap until next entry

20 October 1962 – Bobby Angelo & The Tuxedos (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

24 October 1962 – Jackie Lynton and Bobby Zavier & The Jury

27 October 1962 – Rod Price & The College Boys

31 October 1962 – Terry Franks & The Avalons

3 November 1962 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

9 November 1962 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

16 November 1962 – Bobby Angelo, Susan Terry & The Tuxedos (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

24 November 1962 – Coral Lee and Ray Fields & The Syndicates (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

27 November 1962 – Brian Howard & The Silhouettes

1 December 1962 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

Gap until next entry

12 December 1962 – Jackie Lynton & The New Teenbeats

15 December 1962 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

19 December 1962 – Rod Price & His College Men

22 December 1962 – Brian Howard & The Silhouettes

24 December 1962 – Bobby Angelo & The Tuxedos with Susan Terry

26 December 1962 – Jackie Lynton & The New Teenbeats

29 December 1962 – John Mazzi & The Clearways (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

31 December 1962 – Terry Franks & The Avalons

Gigs were on Saturdays and Wednesday but not every week. There is gap until next entry

9 January 1963 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

12 January 1963 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

16 January 1963 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways

19 January 1963 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

23 January 1963 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

26 January 1963 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways

30 January 1963 – The Nashville Teens

2 February 1963 – Rod Price & His College Men (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

6 February 1963 – Shane Fenton & The Fentons and Tony Rivers & The Castaways

9 February 1963 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

14 February 1963 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s (Thursday)

16 February 1963 – Terry Franks & The Avalons

23 February 1963 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

There is a gap until the next entry

2 March 1963 – Rod Price & His College Men

6 March 1963 – Gene Vincent & The British Blue Caps and The Hi-Fi Nits and Jackie & Fiona

9 March 1963 – Pauline Martin and Paul Dean & The Searchers

16 March 1963 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways

20 March 1963 – Frank Kelly & The Hunters

23 March 1963 – Pete West and Susan Wayne & The Embers

30 March 1963 – Coral Lee and Ray Fields & The Syndicates (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

6 April 1963 – Tony & The Packabeats

11 April 1963 – Pat McQueen & His Rock Combo (Thursday)

13 April 1963 – John Mazzi & The Clearways and The Hi-Fi Nits

15 April 1963 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets (Monday)

20 April 1963 – Pauline Martin and Pete Dean & The Searchers

27 April 1963 – Lee Faber & The RTJ Combo (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

4 May 1963 – The Strollers Plus Two and The Hi-Fi Nits

10 May 1963 – Rod Price & His College Men (Friday) (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available) Replaced by Jeff Curtis & The Flames

18 May 1963 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s and Fiona and Jackie

25 May 1963 – Terry Franks & The Avalons (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

1 June 1963 – Tony Holland & The Packabeats

3 June 1963 – Vern Rogers & Hi-Fi’s (Monday)

8 June 1963 – Johnny Dee & The Limelighters

15 June 1963 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

22 June 1963 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

29 June 1963 – John Mazzi & Clearways

6 July 1963 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways

13 July 1963 – Rod Price & His College Men

20 July 1963 – Jeff Curtis & The Flames

27 July 1963 – Dave Anthony & The Druids

3 August 1963 – The Strollers

5 August 1963 – The Limelights

10 August 1963 – Coral Lee and Ray Fields & The Syndicates

17 August 1963 – Terry Franks & The Avalons (replaced by Eddy & The Chequers)

24 August 1963 – Lee Allan & The Scepters

31 August 1963 – Dave Anthony & The Druids

6 September 1963 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways (Friday) (replaced by Tony Holland & The Packabeats)

14 September 1963 – The Hi-Fi’s

21 September 1963 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

25 September 1963 – Shane Fenton & The Fentons (Wednesday)

28 September 1963 – Dave Dee & The Moquettes

5 October 1963 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

12 October 1963 – Lee Allan & The Scepters

19 October 1963 – Tony Holland & The Packabeats

26 October 1963 – The Wanderers

2 November 1963 – The Druids

9 November 1963 – Jackie Lynton & The Teenbeats

16 November 1963 – The Mustangs (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

23 November 1963 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

30 November 1963 – Jeff Curtis & The Flames

Got gaps until next gig

21 December 1963 – Neil Christian & The Crusaders

24 December 1963 – John Mazzi & The Clearways

26 December 1963 – Tony Holland & The Packabeats

27 December 1963 – Vern Rogers & The Hi-Fi’s

28 December 1963 – Brian Diamond & The Cutters

31 December 1963 – The Druids

Just appears to be gigs on Saturdays in 1964

3 January 1964 – Lee Allan & The Scepters

11 January 1964 – The Moquettes (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

18 January 1964 – The Flintstones

25 January 1964 – The Roof Raisers

1 February 1964 – Pete Nelson & The Travellers

8 February 1964 – The Hi-Fi’s

No gig on 15 February 1964

22 February 1964 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways and The Hop Mimers

29 February 1964 – Guitars Incorporated

7 March 1964 – The Roof Raisers

14 March 1964 – The Druids

21 March 1964 – Lee Allan & The Scepters

26 March 1964 – The Moquettes

28 March 1964 – The Outlaws and The Hop Mimers

30 March 1964 – Wainwright’s Gentlemen

4 April 1964 – The Druids

11 April 1964 – Tony Holland & The Packabeats (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

18 April 1964 – The Limelights

No gig on 25 April

28 April 1964 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

2 May 1964 – Peter’s Faces

9 May 1964 – The Hi-Fi’s (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

16 May 1964 – The Trends

18 May 1964 – The Moquettes (Monday)

23 May 1964 – Wainwright’s Gentlemen

30 May 1964 – Dana Laine and Lee Tracy & The Tributes (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

2 June 1964 – Peter’s Faces (Tuesday)

6 June 1964 – The Druids

9 June 1964 – Wainwright’s Gentlemen (Tuesday)

13 June 1964 – The Prestons (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

16 June 1964 – The Soul Representatives (Tuesday)

20 June 1964 – Mike Shannons & The Strangers

27 June 1964 – Wainwright’s Gentlemen

4 July 1964 – The Chances (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

11 July 1964 – The Nashville Teens

18 July 1964 – Peter’s Faces

25 July 1964 – The Southern Sounds

1 August 1964 – The Birds (Ron Wood on guitar)

3 August 1964 – Peter’s Faces

8 August 1964 – The Grebbles

15 August 1964 – The T-Bones

22 August 1964 – The Southern Sounds

29 August 1964 – Peter’s Faces and Jackie Lynton

5 September 1964 – The Birds

12 September 1964 – The Druids

19 September 1964 – The Tridents (Jeff Beck’s band)

26 September 1964 – The T-Bones

3 October 1964 – The Druids

10 October 1964 – The Herd (replaced by The Paramounts)

17 October 1964 – The Rebounds

24 October 1964 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways

31 October 1964 – Peter’s Faces

7 November 1964 – The Tridents

14 November 1964 – The Druids

17 November 1964 – Rhubarb Freshers (Tuesday)

21 November 1964 – Tony Rivers & The Castaways

24 November 1964 – The Aztecs (Tuesday)

28 November 1964 – The Bootleggers

1 December 1964 – The Hustlers (Tuesday) (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

4 December 1964 – The Herd (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

8 December 1964 – The Empty Vessels (Tuesday) (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

12 December 1964 – Peter’s Faces (held at Weybridge Hall as Walton Playhouse not available)

15 December 1964 – Devil’s Disciples (Tuesday)

19 December 1964 – The Pagans

24 December 1964 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

26 December 1964 – The Tridents

31 December 1964 – The Druids

There were gaps during 1965 due to the venue not being used for music

2 January 1965 – The Birds

12 January 1965 – The Moonrakers

16 January 1965 – Peter’s Faces

23 January 1965 – The Herd

26 January 1965 – The Legends

30 January 1965 – Wainwright’s Gentlemen (Ian Gillan was lead singer by now)

2 February 1965 – The Strays

6 February 1965 – The Tridents

9 February 1965 – The Cosmic Sounds

13 February 1965 – Grant Tracy & The Sunsets

23 February 1965 – The Missing Links

27 February 1965 – Dave & The Strollers

2 March 1965 – The Ones

6 March 1965 – The Tridents (this was the band’s first gig after Jeff Beck left to join The Yardbirds and was performed as a trio)

9 March 1965 – The Road Agents

13 March 1965 – The Birds

16 March 1965 – Finders Keepers

20 March 1965 – The Five Dimensions

23 March 1965 – Them

27 March 1965 – The Herd

30 March 1965 – The Bad Boys

3 April 1965 – The Cosmic Sounds

15 April 1965 – The Hero (This could be a missprint and might be The Herd)

Walton Playhouse closed at some point in late April/early May 1965 due to a fire that caused extensive damage. Walton Playhouse re-opened for music on 29 October 1966

29 October 1966 – Flatop and The Soul System

1 November 1966 – The Impalas

5 November 1966 – The Courtelles

8 November 1966 – The Iveys (evolved into Badfinger)

12 November 1966 – Tuesday’s Children

15 November 1966 – The Loving Kind

19 November 1966 –The Dominos

No gigs on 22 and 26 November

29 November 1966 – The Coloured Raisins

3 December 1966 – The Iveys

No gigs on 6 and 10 December

13 December 1966 – The New Downliners Sect

17 December 1966 – The Embers

20 December 1966 – Syd’s Crowd

24 December 1966 – Rob Chance & The Chances R

26 December 1966 – The Coloured Raisins

27 December 1966 – The Summer Set

31 December 1966 – Niti Rossi and Mike Stuart Span

10 January 1967 – The New Mojo Band (The New Mojos)

13 January 1967 – Winston’s Fumbs

17 January 1967 – Norman & The Tek-Neeks (ex-Tornados)

24 January 1967 – Derek Savage Foundation

28 January 1967 – The Nashville Teens

31 January 1967 – The Embers

4 February 1967 – The Condors

7 February 1967 – Winston’s Thumbs

11 February 1967 – Jackie Lynton, Norman Hale & The Package

14 February 1967 – The Iveys

18 February 1967 – Derek Savage Foundation

21 February 1967 – The Mojos

25 February 1967 – Denise Scott & The Soundsmen

28 February 1967 – Mike Raynor & The Condors

4 March 1967 – The Coloured Raisins

7 March 1967 – The Embers

14 March 1967 – The Embers

18 March 1967 – The Bunch

21 March 1967 – Derek Savage Foundation

23 March 1967 – The Coloured Raisins

25 March 1967 – The Medievals

27 March 1967 – Mike Stuart Span

1 April 1967 – The Army (Steve Priest, pre-Sweet on bass)

11 April 1967 – The Iveys

15 April 1967 – The Mojos

18 April 1967 – Sean Buckely Big Set

21 April 1967 – The Seychells (held at Hersham)

No gigs at the Walton Hop on 22, 25 and 29 April. The hall is not available

29 April 1967 – The Flies (held at Hersham)

2 May 1967 – The Farm

6 May 1967 – The Jaybirds

13 May 1967 – The Ministry of Sound

16 May 1967 – The Drag Set

20 May 1967 – The Bunch

23 May 1967 – The Flies

27 May 1967 – The Shinn

29 May 1967 – Mike Stuart Span (Bank holiday Monday)

3 June 1967 – The Courtells

6 June 1967 – The Jaybirds

10 June 1967 – The Happy Story

13 June 1967 – The Shell Shock Show

17 June 1967 – The Iveys

20 June 1967 – The Klooks

There is a gap after this

8 July 1967 – Soul Tonas

14 July 1967 – The Shell Shock Show

22 July 1967 – The Gods

29 July 1967 – The Human Instinct

5 August 1967 – Mike Stuart Span

12 August 1967 – The Tiles Big Band

19 August 1967 – The Flies

26 August 1967 – The Drag Set

28 August 1967 – The Flies (Bank holiday Monday)

2 September 1967 – Mike Raynor & The Condors

9 September 1967 – Modes Mode

16 September 1967 – Mike Stuart Span

23 September 1967 – The Embers

26 September 1967 – The Drifters, The Flies and The Mover

7 October 1967 – The All Nite Workers

14 October 1967 – No band this week

21 October 1967 – Gentle Madness

28 October 1967 – Dr Marigold’s Prescription

4 November 1967 – Coletrain Union

11 November 1967 – The Inspiration

14 November 1967 – The Human Instinct

18 November 1967 – Floribunda Rose (John Kongos’s band)

25 November 1967 – No band this week

28 November 1967 – Force Four

2 December 1967 – Lemon Line

9 December 1967 – No band this week

12 December 1967 – The All Nite Workers

16 December 1967 – Jo Jo Gunne

19 December 1967 – The Doves

26 December 1967 – The Flies (and possibly The Doves but needs confirmation)

30 December 1967 – Mike Stuart Span

9 January 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

13 January 1968 – The Army

16 January 1968 – Force Four

20 January 1968 – The Human Instinct

24 January 1968 – Missing entry

27 January 1968 – The All Nite Workers

30 January 1968 – Dr Marigold’s Prescription

3 February 1968 – Alexander Bell & The Flies (Just back from Denmark and replaced Cymbaline)

6 February 1968 – The Doves

10 February 1968 – The Human Instinct and The Mover

13 February 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

17 February 1968 – Jon

20 February 1968 – The All Nite Workers

24 February 1968 – Kristen Young & The Reflections

27 February 1968 – Cymbaline

2 March 1968 – Dr Marigold’s Prescription

No gigs on 5 and 9 March

12 March 1968 – Mike Raynor & The Condors

No Saturday gigs until 30 March so no gig on 16 March

19 March 1968 – The All Nite Workers

No gig on 23 March

26 March 1968 – Cymbaline

30 March 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

6 April 1968 – Extreme Sound

11 April 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

13 April 1968 – Cymbaline

15 April 1968 – The All Night Workers

20 April 1968 – The Doves

Looks like gigs on 23, 27 and 30 April

4 May 1968 – The Embers

Looks like no gigs on 7, 11 and 14 May

18 May 1968 – The Penny Peeps (Martin Barre, pre-Jethro Tull on guitar)

Looks like no gigs on 21, 25 and 28 May

1 June 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

4 June 1968 – The Embers

8 June 1968 – The Onyx

No gig on 11 June

15 June 1968 – Extreme Sound

No gig on 18 June

22 June 1968 – Mike Stuart Span

No gigs on 25 and 29 June

No gig on 2 July

6 July 1968 – The Greatest Show on Earth

13 July 1968 – Mike Raynor & The Condors

No gig on 16 July

20 July 1968 – Cymbaline

No gig on 23 July

27 July 1968 – The Groop (from Australia) and Honey

 No gig on 30 July

3 August 1968 – Clive Barrow Group (future All Night Workers lead singer)

No gig on 6 August

10 August 1968 – Mike Raynor & The Condors

No gig on 13 August

17 August 1968 – The Embers and Honey

No gig on 20 August

24 August 1968 – Alexander Bell & The Flies

No gig on 27 August

31 August 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

2 September 1968 – The All Nite Workers

7 September 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

No gigs on 10, 14 and 17 September

21 September 1968 – The Late

No gig on 24 September

28 September 1968 – Combustion

No gig on 1 October

5 October 1968 – The Nerve

No gig on 8 October

12 October 1968 – Bobby Johnson & The Atoms

Looks like no gigs on 15, 19 and 22 October

26 October 1968 – The All Nite Workers

No gig on 29 October

2 November 1968 – Bobby Johnson & The Atoms

No gig on 5 November

9 November 1968 – Combustion

No gig on 12 November

16 November 1968 – Nerve

No gig on 19, 23 and 26 November

30 November 1968 – The Coloured Raisins

No gigs on 3, 7 and 10 December

14 December 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

No gig on 17 December

21 December 1968 – The Explosion with Winston T (most likely Watson T Brown & The Explosive)

24 December 1968 – Jo Jo Gunne

26 December 1968 – Rick ‘N’ Beckers

28 December 1968 – The Sky (formerly Mike Raynor & The Condors)

31 December 1968 – The Cat Road Show starring US Flatop

No gig on Saturday, 4 January 1969. Also Tuesday shows given up for DJ

11 January 1969 – The Youngblood

18 January 1969 – The Explosive

25 January 1969 – Canterbury Tales

1 February 1969 – Kingsize Keen Show

8 February 1969 – The Flares

No gig on Saturday, 15 February

23 February 1969 – The Nite People

1 March 1969 – The Youngblood

8 March 1969 – Demon Fuzz

No gig on Saturday, 15 March 

22 March 1969 – Watson T Brown & The Explosive

29 March 1969 – Spectrum

3 April 1969 – Canterbury’s Tales

5 April 1969 – Simon K & The Meantimers

7 April 1969 – The All Nite Workers (Clyde Barrow now on lead vocals)

No gigs now until the next date 

3 May 1969 – The Youngblood

No gigs now until the next date 

31 May 1969 – The Red Squares

7 June 1969 – The Pavement

14 June 1969 – The Onyx

21 June 1969 – The Sky

28 June 1969 – Spectrum

5 July 1969 – The Sweet

12 July 1969 – The Swamp

19 July 1969 – The Embers

26 July 1969 – Simon K & The Meantimers

2 August 1969 – The She Trinity

9 August 1969 – The Sugar

16 August 1969 – The Chimera

23 August 1969 – Pinkerton’s Assorted Colours

30 August 1969 – Canterbury Tales

6 September 1969 – Simon K & The Meantimers

13 September 1969 – Cool Combination

20 September 1969 – Sonority

27 September 1969 – The Cats

4 October 1969 – The Pylots

11 October 1969 – Archimedes Principle

18 October 1969 – Timebox

No gig on Saturday, 25 October

1 November 1969 – Black Velvet

No gig on Saturday, 8 November

15 November 1969 – Orange Rainbow

No gig on Saturday, 22 November

29 November 1969 – Simon K & The Meantimers

No gigs until the next one 

13 December 1969 – Information

20 December 1969 – Lucas (from Mike Cotton Sound) and The Soul Sisters

24 December 1969 – Mike Raynor & The Sky

26 December 1969 – John James & The Swamp

27 December 1969 – Chimera

31 December 1969 – Simon K & The Meantimers

There don’t appear to be any gigs for the first half of 1970

All gigs were sourced from the Woking Herald except Mike Dee & The Jaywalkers (Brian Mansell) and Floribunda Rose (Jack Russell) 

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