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I saw the Cream round about that time in a small club upstairs down Tontine street? Did Tofts move at any time cos I saw the Pretty Things there as well (also about that time?)
Les.

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The Dirty Pretty Things

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The Pretty Things are of course not to be confused with Carl Barat's new outfit The Dirty Pretty Things.

:: 27 Jun :: :: Comment / reply

Clubs in Folkestone

The club that was upstairs in Tontine Street, could either have been the Flamenco which was half way down the street or The Sundowners which was right at the end of Tontine Street on Dover Road

:: 23 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

Flaminco?

Yea, must have been the Flaminco then, it was half
way down Tontine st, It had a little Bar in it aswell,thanks Sal.
Les.

:: 26 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

Next step is to dig out some old pictures Les!

If you can scan them in email them to me, fg at folkestonegerald.com and I'll maybe put them up.

:: 26 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

Flamenco Club (Tontine St)

Yea I cant forget When the Pretty Things were there I nearly lost my girlfriend to Phil May the singer??

:: 27 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

RE: Flamenco Club (Tontine St)

Who knows what would have happened if you hadn't been there with me!
Ha, ha just kidding Les
How do I send a picture of Phil May and Skip Alan taken outside the club that night?

30 Oct :: :: Comment / reply

Good work Trish, here's your picture of the Pretty Things

I hosted it on flickr.com:

From Flickr

Do you have a confirmed date for this gig yet? I bet you wrote it in your diary, or maybe it's on the back of the photo? Was it 1967?

:: 30 Oct :: :: Comment / reply

RE: Good work Trish, here's your picture of the Pretty Things

I didn't write it down anywhere, but after a bit of research I think it's decided that the year was 1966.
Trish

31 Oct :: :: Comment / reply

Do you want to sell your picture of the Pretty Things Trish?

Long time no speak! I tried to email, but the address I have bounced... Brice emailed me to say:


Hi Paul,

I'm 34 years old and I live in the south of France with my girlfriend and my daughter. I'm a big fan and collector of the PRETTY THINGS. I have more of 300 LPs, 300 singles/EPs, 400 CDs, more of 400 photos, magazine,..etc...
I see your 3 photos and I would like to know if you are interested to sell them. Maybe you have negatives. And I'm ready to pay a lot.
Please, I'm very interested so let me know.
Thanks
Best wishes,
Brice


I have no way to get in touch with them other than via Flickr though...

:: 21 Sep :: :: Comment / reply

Cheers for those

I've put the other pictures at the top of the forum, (search for Pretty Things pictures if you're arriving here much later) and you'll see them rotating on the site too.

Any more old pics you can find, please send them in, and if you're sister would link to folkestonegerald.com or folkestonegerald.com/history/ that would be just GREAT!

Thanks again for contributing...

:: 31 Oct :: :: Comment / reply

Very helpful Sal

Well, sort of helpful, it opens up more options and means I need to do more investigating... do you have any specific memories you like to share of either of those venues? See anyone good there?

:: 25 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

Tofts did move

from Bouverie Road West to Grace Hill I believe, though it may also have changed it's name when it moved to Grace Hill. Equally importantly though, I might have got that venue wrong, any idea of the name of the venue in Tontine Street? This is all before my time, I have cribbed this together from other websites. If you have any info you can send me, I'd really appreciate it, fg@folkestonegerald.com

The comments you've left so far will be saved on the Folkestone 1967 page, hopefully they'll stir someone elses memory...

Did you see Jimi Hendrix?

:: 11 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

RE: Tofts did move

I do know that Tofts still was on Grace Hill in 1973 under this name. I was on an English course in Folkestone that year and never came back later. Toft's was one of our favourite haunts, although we mostly stuck to the girls from our English course, because they spoke fluent German.

:: 24 Mar :: :: Comment / reply

RE: Tofts did move

The club was called Toffs after Harald Toff the owner later it was bought by people from Ashfords who renamed it Tofts (no conection)

:: 1 Jan :: :: Comment / reply

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RE: Tofts did move [Friday 24 March 2006]

The Dirty Pretty Things [Tuesday 27 June 2006]

RE: Flamenco Club (Tontine St) [Tuesday 30 October 2007]

Good work Trish, here's your picture of the Pretty Things [Tuesday 30 October 2007]

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Cheers for those [Wednesday 31 October 2007]

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