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ClItheroeAdyertlser&Times, July 15th, 1999 9 Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Animal magic — as the ’60s mega band struts its stuff
ANIMAL a ttra c tio n pulled the crowds to
‘S f w h f h r d ^ e e ™ ^ • h e
■ the block a b it put in a l o c k a b i t u t a
Three generations of fans enjoy Keystreet night of nostalgia pictures and report byJBen^arlis^
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sleep for hours afterwards
The enthusiasm of theXf fV.o women do throw tnemseives ■ audience, spanning three t ^ - th Y generations, was testament
i^n, ' rnals. : An expectant buzz ran ^ ' ’
through the Clitheroe i r l r n r e T r in g to , venue, as retro-rocK lans IT’, ; awaited the arrival of the . lads, two of whom, original
members Hilton Valentine and John Steel, were behindbehind
th e colossal pop classic,
I Head crooner John Fiddler, p,.,. ^ so it's good to be the current Animals lead I finally arrived, they did not , I dash from a stretch limo,
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a and Medicine a ivieuic ac , = .
t they casually strolled in the : bar: shook a few hands and
tn j holed up in the corner sup-
pompous pop stars, these. They were ready to chat
, ^ a softly spoken un^um- ^ ing iTi&n rather than the
rfable lives in (0907y (uyu f99/y 4/o; „ais'lead
; "House of the Rising Sun." with i When the band of five. ’ inpinriiuof Rinks'ha.<wis .Tim
P -k herded themselves on to the stage^an n liner cri .nCF
^ welcome appearance a t ^^rk th^se days and. if through some of their old the^Clitheroe iiightspot.
atvoii thev tend to miss s tu f f , maybe not as fast and as the old days, but
throw themselves material. I t was all good it was tight and tuneful. i t ,
to the enduring appeal of Meanwhile lead singer even if Mr Fiddler had to ■60s mega-band, the Am- j o ^ ^ ^ S e n ’resplendfnt squint at the lyrics frona a with Inmr white flowing score sheet propped up on a ind role^tintL glass^
1 members Hilton Valentine ^he rest of the ladsjoinea lassie,
r including Kinks'bassist Jim manager 1 ete i Rodford
Sun.'" With Chtheroe than loca narion s
® of^a rarinection would have been happy to s t a y a t Keystreet all night.
rapturobs applause, they would have been happy to
„„„iause, they
*'AMm°als' Our pictures show (right) t? ".! B^rTon's the Animals strutting their of„ff nn the Kevstre
„u.„, friohtl
ggystreet stage 'i 5) and (below) /
’i„y out here " he singer, John Fiddler, of ' , A/rariwin,, Wpad fame, doing
; mobbed by legions of f.Vt'^^tintlv S lZ n l a n a bit of impromptu busking, ; screaming girls. Rather,
Fiddler hail R o d fo r d a n d Clitheroe band S the Md- promoter and manager Pete
’ , f i guch legends 1.^ .
^ an d mem- remember
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: the attention the band still J"? such a small venue as ,
J receives. "It's astonishmg ^^is. , f the audiences we still get ^ in
; around the world playing t Animals'material. What's
turned a S so good about is that people guitar blues stitched b^ hS s o m ^ S
■ still find our music valid, up with A T A pM he C o ■ Even Bruce Springsteen has harmonica over t
b^^k and said our While the crowd ate it up 1 music has been an inspira- the other '^"'A^backTS
- tion to him. But it's nice >^?PP'A°AIpr rather than being able to play a venue pmg up the beer r a t e than |
■ like this It's more of an the adulation of the crowd.
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h.na proper gig. It's a bit of fun ed to gee them up a bit, by
■ r aX " ; He mused: "I'll probably into the ""“f
- keep playing until I can't do surprise o the Punters | - it any more. I still get an propped up at the bar : adrenaline buzz out of what Finally, the rest of
P'^yiPS f walk about ; A X in t i r s
I - £ A'*-''. 'ti'- 1 while Kinks' bassist Jim
: ping pints with the rest of 1^,"';',?: ™ (090799/4/14) the crowd. Certainly no n man>^ ^
J7g- 0] gome years, Mr , I P ' , •*
aVou^'Ill thrng^m^sRM A>-g .g g ^ T ^ S t thl with anyone who cared to
Grimmer John Steel, an at K £ r - t 'V- affable Geordie, came across — n
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: raicous hell-raisers drurn- J m ir»nV lilfp T can't
> mers are supposed to be. He qu-te ., . , ^Vipv are nlav- seemed a bit bemused by all jng tp think they are play
in^w'lmt sounded Medicine Head fame, doing ^
barton look on in awe
„_r„ blues Gotta Get Out of This sJ^ge before Place," but, judging by their i„hs ioined schoolboy gnns greeting the
with th_e anthemic, "We stand. They finished
Bid to give disabled access to meetings
DISABLED access to Clitheroe Town Hall is
being re-assessed. In a project designed to ensure that all Clitheroe
residents have equality of access and therefore the same opportunity to take part in the public partici pation sessions, which start all council meetings, experts from Ribble Valley Borough Council and dis abled support group Rib ble Valley Access have been called in to make a
report. Their findings are to be
presented to town council
lors, who will decide on any improvements to be under
taken. The town hall currently
has a temporary wheelchair ramp for its front door step and a reception bell, which can be rung to summon staff if the stairs to the office and council chamber are too difficult for the visi tor to climb. Anyone need ing the ramp must first tele- phone the town hall on 01200 424722 to make arrangements for its instal
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County council gives quarry pipeline go-ahead
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reached the limit Environment
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rise to concerns
about disturbance caused assessing and mitigating to the community during j-bo impact of the increased the eight-week construction ^^ater flows on the structure period. It was suggested Qbatburn Bridge, that an alternative route .p^e chairman of the should be taken to avoid peyeippaient Control Sub
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laying the pipe through Qen^ajittoe, County Coun. _ 1-1
Chatburn, but several other options were investigated and found not to be poMible for technical or environ-
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lay this pipeline in the high- ^.^,,53 disruption,
g^jate that the work to nineline in the high-
^ut the alternative routes |
Sunday 25th July 10am - 3pm
S S S i lMy the permission will help to
The sub-committee has reduce the impact. ‘Difficult to see’ signs to be moved
POSTMEN and out-of-town visitors will soon find locat
ing some Clitheroo homes a less difficult task. Residents in four streets off cul-de-sac Castle View
Bo^d were concerned that their homes were difficult to Snd because signs marking De Lacy. Montague and Alber- "
-Greets along witli Buccleucli Avenue, could not be " “sharing their concern, members of Clitheroe Town
r< ^ ntil have now arranged for the street signs to be shift- g r s i d e T h . . . , k will b. cr ricJ out by
Floats galore for torchlight procession r i tTHE1U)B's kickstart to Millennium celebrations, the 1 own's torchlight procession, is set to be a grand affair. Already the town council has received over 30 applica-
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increasingly difficult. The a limitation of the hours of e x i s t in g d i s c h a r g e p o in t w o r k in g from 8 a.m. to 5 into Pimlico Brook has p.m., Monday to Friday,
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PLANS to construct a 1.5km water discharge . ^ ^ ^ XA /iia i- R u f f ' pipeline between Bankfield Quarry in Clitheroe and Keys Brook in Chatburn have been approved by Lancashire County Counci -l Dev ’elopment
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.•on« from businesses and local organisations wanting to lions fro A,,r floats forward for the event. Included among
thcmlra aU^ations from Clitheroe's Tesco store, Castle ^ ^ o n i niitheroe fire-fighters and Downham village. '’ ' r S Sm Tl™ I t e plan»in« to toko part in thd pro- ceSion are available from Clitheroe Town Hall.
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