Ben from Cornwall: Will be great to hear about London RIP on Rob's show today, will be listening!
Henry Sullivan: I've Just be listening to Rob's show; what a great site!
arthurcopus: I will alway's remember Compendium Books Camden ,many a happy hour spent in there ....
blair: great to hear you on robs show keep up the good work
matt: heard you on rob's show too.remember finchley open air too
DaveT: Camden coffee stores still there, bought some a couple of weeks ago, when he's roasting the beans you can smell it all over Camden!
Alex: great site! I used to visit Colletts...they also had some great vinyl records from Folk to World Music...great memories
Peter: Does anyone remember Wards of Piccadilly? It was an Irish pub under Piccadilly Circus.
Tom in Denver.: I don't remember the girl. I don't remember the name of the Guitarist, but I sure certainly remember a night at the Bass Clef twenty years ago. What Spaulding Grey would call a perfect moment.
marco: i thinkthe parrot at p.v. was called bilbo!
BOB: THE EARL OF MUSTARD LIVED IN WOOLWICH
Mike: Check out my website - see what you think - its a bit random right now.
annalisa: anyone out there who either worked at Collets around the time of the bombing or knows anyone who worked there? Would be good to be back in touch
John L: Everybody mentions the hogs grunt what about the other pub on the right as you went in , i think it was called the Magig Hour
peter: yes it was "the magic hour" and the *honk*tail bar restaurant, lord edwards tavern.
Paul: Ahh Compendium closed. I didn't know. The best bookshop bar none in my opinion. Knowledgeable staff, and stuff you just couldn't find anywhere. What makes these shops is just browsing and finding things by happy accident.
Tim: The Production Village was also, in a previous incarnation a wartime Spitfire or Hurricane factory, in the early 80s it was a fine place for an evening drink and meal. Min's a 'scrunchymunch and a Lord Edward's Specia'l
London Sound Survey: Nice piece on your site about Mole Jazz, that was a great record. Still got one of their t-shirts, now pretty manky but won't chuck it out.
CC: Does anyone remember Gamages in Holborn, in particular the sleigh ride at christmas?
Trevor Meldrew: Hi Tom in Denver, Glad you remember the Bass Clef, site of one of my great disappointments in live jazz. I turned up there in (I think) 1987 to see Andrew Hill & Joe Henderson. Gig was cancelled due to permit problems.
steve kohn: Pruniers was the restaurant in which I celebrated my 34th birthday in July of 1969. Madame Prunier invited me to review it.--so the meal was on the house.
steve kohn: Pruniers was where I celebrated my 34th birthday in 1969. The meal was on the house because I was reviewing the restaurant!