BRIDGEHOUSE BOOK

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Hello Terry and all at the BH web site.

I've just finished reading your book and I am just writing to say how much I enjoyed it.  I could'nt put it down and read it in just one session.

Some of the names that were coming out of the pages at me stirred up so many memories that I kept running out to the kitchen to my misses shouting things like "Tour de Force... Tour de Force do you remember them!"

Me and my wife Carol were regular visitors to the BH and all the music pubs around East London at the time (we were just 15 when we started) but nothing matched the atmosphere of the BH on a packed night.  Infact the book had such an effect on me that I could'nt sleep what with all the memories it left with me.  I hope I can leave some here soon (if I'm on the right posting page.... I'm still finding my way around the web site).

Thanks again Terry for a fantastic book.

Kind Regards

Jamie & Carol

[TerryMurphy]

Yes Jamie,lets hear some stories,this is what keeps the forum going,and why we formed it,glad you liked the book Regards Terry M

[Stevo]

Does anybody remember a DJ called Alan Gibson who used to work in the Bridge House in the early/mid 70's? I often wonder what happened to him.

[TerryMurphy]

Some news about the book,we have recieved a request from the audio tape society for the blind,who asked if they could adapt it ,of course  we could  not refuse this request. and are doing all we can to help,we need a good baratone, peacefull voice ,would Sean Connery contact us if he is interested.
no i am not joking ,if you do not ask you dont get
I was freindly with his son Jason,a few years ago when we made the Film Tank Malling,so yo u never know.TM