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I Remember Those Days - a Memory of Ardwick.

I'm Anthony Smith, my brother was Bobby(deceased) We lived in Peel Ave, Higher Ardwick we left in 1963 and moved to Hattersley. My sisters Are Dorothy(Dot),Valerie(deceased) and Angela.

A memory shared by celtictony1 on Jun 8th, 2019.
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Sun Aug 25th 2019, at 8:42 am
twodpoletudor commented:
If I have the right Tony Smith then I remember once standing with you on the corner of Bunkers Hill and Clough End Road and I was trying to get you to show me the Love Me Do harp riff on the C. harp that you had with you at the time. I also remember you and your brother's musical double act, TOBY. I think you were going about with Evy M. at the time so that' how long ago it was. We never knocked about together or knew each other that well, but I did, yeah yeah yeah, learn that riff.
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