Old Glasgow Pubs by John Gorevan
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2012
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Brilliant wee video, I'm 55 and remember so many of these places as a young girl out on the town ! thanks a lot for this.. My dad used to be a musicien in the pubs all over Glasow and as a Kid I was allowed to come along.. packet of crisps and put in a corner out of eyes way..
+sandra tinney How wonderful...I'm 60 and I know just what you mean...there was always a musician with a child in toe...
Glad you enjoyed it Sandra. The internet is a great tool for so many.. also many bad parts but mostly good. Have a blessed day and blessed Xmas.. love from Newcastle x
naw sandra you're 62
@@raycroal Naw am deed n av came back tae haunt ye
@@sandratinney lol
thanks for video, i was brought up in glasgow in the 70s...the pubs down the town or toon always had an arcade room for the kids,still remember all the merry family pals giving us plenty of money for sweets , or the time ma ma' and da' were at the 50 STICHES PUB, you can imagine why it was called like this...not only cause it was where there once were 50 pitches...so many stories to remember...viva Glasgow
God the memories of the good old days thanks 👍
The Dial Inn!! I haven’t thought about that place in years! I used to work on Renfield Street and that’s where we all went after work, saw a very young Simple Minds play there in the early 80’s. Some good memories of some other pubs as well.
Fun fact. I was at school with John Gorevan in the 70’s
JOHN LENNON of the Beatles was in a pub where I was able to chat with him....He was so different in 1962....We had 3 pints dark ale apiece, his Rickenbacker needed work on it, and I watched as he worked on it, I think it was a 1959 instrument, can't remember exactly...He told me about a tune he wrote called NOT A SECOND TIME...GEORGE HARRISON had broken a guitar as he left it out on the rear of the motorcar they were travelling in....I met PAUL, and we all enjoyed 3 pints together of Scottish dark ale......I remember Ringo was shorter than John, AND PAUL...HE WAS ALWAYS EATING GRAPES...WE ENJOYED A SCOTTISH BREAKFAST TOGETHER BEFORE THEY LEFT, I NEVER GOT TO SAWR THEM AGAIN....
Amazing just how few pubs are left. Thanks for the upload
I loved this.......took me right back. In the 70's I was an apprentice in Scottish studios and Engravers, Clyde St. We got luncheon vouchers and Morrisons bar did spam fritters and chips. lol And The Eagle...........I loved it in there!!!! Memories. :)
BloodyMary412 oh Spam fritters and chips. Yum yum ! Memories!
great wee trip down memory lane. Thanks
This is an amazing piece of history. I don't know how you did this but thank you!
I pulled my plug in awe they pub bogs many times brings back good memories
A fascinating array of Glasgow pubs ! Although I lived both in the city itself and nr. Paisley at different times from 1975-86, I only seem to recognize a handful of them, despite visiting numerous bars thereabouts in the city centre. I guess that many of them have long gone now ; I was very fond of the Old Eagle shown on your film, which was demolished for some reason - good beer and lots of character. All of this brings back some pleasant memories of G'gow. Thanks for compiling and posting this.
Great Clip, Great Music, All round Great Work keep it up .
It's amazing the memories a simple photo can invoke...great stuff...love the soundtrack....
but what is the point?
Really enjoy your clips of the bar’s in Glasgow a lot of them I can still remember but even the ones I didn’t it was just good to see Glasgow again from the pass and some of your music you have picked was good many thanks
brilliant work sir!
The Bank on Queen St takes me back...There's still of them old gems still around...
I recognised a few, I would go with my mum, pre Karaoke, late teens early 20's to what she called "Honky Tonk Bars" with an organist, mostly vamping, but i am sure they could do more. Oriental , House of Lords, Bannisters and anywhere with a microphone thanks for the memories.
Old Glasgow Pubs ,Some great one
This is great.Thanks John.
My father had The Logan Bar on Rutherglen Rd in the 60's and early 70's.
Hi Donald, Thanks for the comment. Can you tell me more about your father and the Logan Bar and do you have an image of him that I could use for my website. Cheers John Gorevan
Hi Donald please get in touch with me at john@oldglasgowpubs.co.uk about your father?
@@johngorevan4141 It is unfortunate that Donald has not responded yet, John. Wishing him and his all the best, as I do to yours and you.
Thank you. Stay free. Rab 🍻 😎
Great stuff, i remember the "Hole in tha Wa" on Duke Street from when I worked in Tennants about 35 years ago.
I’m 67 now and remember most of them thought the Jamaica inn would have been there used to drink 🍷 in there every Friday night 1977 1978
Had many a good time in the kendal and the corn exchange when i was younger
A grip down memory lane right enough, I lost count of how many of these I spent every Friday and Saturday nights in and I knew most staff and regulars by name ..... Even though I'm completely T.T. And always have been I've never say in any pub for entertainment. Any guesses ??? Ok I'm a salvationist and from mid teens to early 50's my Friday and Saturday nights were spent selling the war cry and young soldier. First in Anderston, city centre, kelvinhaugh, area then Easterhouse and out lying districts Ballieston, Moodiesburn, then back to Bridgeton and tight down to Barras area finally Shettleston so as you can see covered a fair bit of city over the years met a few characters in the pubs and clubs of Glasgow on my way through life retired now and still don't drink still salvationist and still think there's something special about the Glasgow folks. Did same in other places but never the same buzz as in Glasgow
Hope your well - lovely post
This is why i love Scotland😀
no 'Burns Howff?? the great scottish bands played there. Maggie Bell and Stone the Crows, Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Bay City Rollers etc
massive like thanks
The first one thats archaos on queen street closed down in 07 i worked there with my brother some great memories
so many of these pubs i remember but many I dont but wouldve loved to
Wow. What a great video. We love Glasgow. We hope to visit in January if Covid rules allow us to travel from Lancashire.
Hope yours and you have managed to visit, Mike.
All the best. Stay free. Rab 🍻 😎
Few casual pubs from mid 80s there 👍👍👍
Great stuff, thank you for posting this. I'm only familiar with Glasgow the last 30-odd years and I remember lots of those pubs. Many must have gone fairly recently.
great website and video john
i liked it thank you :)
Can anyone tell me if the Zanzi-Bar Disco became Tiffanys nighclub in the 80's, it looks very familar. I worked in Gallogate building a cold store for McKeller Watt. We had some great nights singing 'Oh Flower of Scotland' in there. I remember many of these bars vividly. My dear Mum, Mary was from Castle St, and my dear Pops from East end of London, but always remain proud of my Scottish ancestry too. Thanks for sharing this.
It was Tiffanys before it became the Zanzibar
john Irving Thanks for confirming that for me, John.
Yes Tiffanys NIghtclub became Zanzi-Bar
Good one
Steps Bar - Glassford Street.
Variety Bar - Sauchiehsll Street.
The Variety bar was cool so was the Griffen,don't stay there anymore but l hope nowt much has changed? Are they dug friendly? If not we ain't goin
Pepperdog181@gmail.com
I surely appreciate you putting the pubs et al. in alphabetical order, Jamie. Thank you.
All the best. Stay free. Rab 🍻 😎 👋 🕊
AW, PURE FABLISSSSSSSSSSS!!! :)
It's okay. I have just found out that it was in Lancefield Quay in Anderson.
My favourite nightclub was panama jax
Coggans, Coat of Arms, Tolbooth Bar, that architecture above it really neat. Any1 know if it's still there, ie the build & what Streets it's on? I remember Charlie Parkers. Like Yanish trying 2 remember a pub just down from Lunar Seven, was V colonial inside w/pillars, palm plants & I think brown armchairs, thot it was called the Forum, any1 know.
The Waterloo at 21.28 was in Waterloo St,not the same bar as the next picture and The Westering Winds was on the Briggait not Bridgeton,still enjoyed watching this.
Ivy bar? Would love to hear some thing about this bar. My father drank there in the 60’s
remember the Bank had a few good nights there, Denholms is a great wee bar, worked with a girl who used to work in Bar 82
Did you ever meet Wullie Melville in the Bank
@@danbreen6946 the name isnt familiar usually I was in there with my ex husband and i was always plastered lol
@@shimmygirllinda9457 It was a joke sweetheart he was the guy out of City Lights the actor Gerrard Kelly
@@danbreen6946 I know that now, I had actually forgotten his character's name until I watched repeats that were aired a few weeks ago, ;really liked that show
? st enoch sq, wasn,t it the square peg
If you owned a pub in Glasgow or a family member owned a pub then PLEASE get in touch with john@oldglasgowpubs.co.uk
Does anyone out there know where the Stable Bar was situated? 16.20. Many thanks.
Click on oldglasgowpubs.co.uk and you will find the pub you are looking for.
jackson's the Bank, the Mitre, the Queens, the Red parrot......geeze ah'm gettin pissed thinkin aboot it. great vid. Cheers.
Remember big sally in the lounge in the red parrot,naebody messed wie her.haha.
Remember the Red Parrot and u must remember Shuffles
remember Fingals had a date with the chargehand once lol
Found this a great wee video but Found it strange there are no bars beginning with T
i wonder how many are due to the ban on smoking 2016
a lot i would think??
anyone remember the Cross Keys at corner of Grove St.
I remember Cross Keys pub quite a few pubs in that area
Can anyone remember the wee pub next door to the lunar seven on buchanan street.in between the pig and whistle and the lunar.tho the pig was maybe called something else.Early 70s.Loved the wee pub.and wracked my brains for a long long time to get it.just wondrin if any else can.hopd it was on this clip.Only a few feet from the corfu.oh if only the camera had ventured down the street a bit.
yanishmakaro There was the Scott Bar which was the public bar of the Ivanhoe Hotel then moving uphill the Antica Roma which was a cocktail bar (only served half pints) and it became the famous Pig and Whistle, then there was a chippy then the Lunar Seven on the corner. I can’t think of any others.
@@davidwhite6142 was there not a 'Bogie's Bar' for a while all chrome, Formica and mirrors
Right this has been driving us mad for months, What was the name of pub on queen street opposite from bookies??? (Mid 90s)
The Bank
The Rock Garden
My dad owned The Bank on Queen St.
Tony Valente I remember your dad when I worked in Sammy dows mitchell St. Did he go over to the states and open a bar (florida)
And the one in Rutherglen and if my memory serves me right he also had the old oak inn.
My 1st job as a yts chef in 1986-7.head chef was Jim Drury.2nd chef callum ? Denise mclhenny and Margaret were the waitreses.nice memories.
The urinary was the person's pocket next to you 🤫👍
im irish so im sure most of yous hate me.. but nice video , would like to visit scotland sometime
We love the Irish Lad. ;-)
+Alright “Alrightkidder” Kidder Why? most of us Jocks are Irish in one way or another.
+Alright “Alrightkidder” Kidder No Hate here, only assholes hate . Hate is for Pussies , Love ya bro !
Alright Kidder
Hate ya? Y'must be joking! There's hardly enough time for lovin' in this short life so that leaves absolutely no time left for hating :)
How would we hate you, Gorevan comes from Sligo
I didn't like the muzak but at least Cairns is still around.
Great shits of old Glasgow pubs.... READ NEXT THE REAL GORBALS STORY NEXT BRILLIANT 👍
... Correction.. Great SHOTS LOL 👍
Too blurry for my liking. But I suppose it looks like the pubs look as you're leaving with a skinful!
Av slashed a guy in each pub on same nighy
BuckfastConsumer that was me ya botton. Now my coupon is like a road map. So cheers for that.
Interesting, but stopped watching about a third of the way in due to the poor quality of the photos.
should have got Brazen Heed / Durty Nelly, in the Soo Side…
2 dangerous 4 tourists an am 1/2 Irish,can fight like fuck and rarely had 2...but fuck it ,haw barman,same again chief,..hic! Pepperdog181@gmail
@@davidmaccormack7067 It would have been the Granite city in these old black and white photos...fulla the Donegal Irish back in it's day and now the great grandkids rocking the Brazen heed to the traditional music😆
Let's be brutally frank about it: Back in the sixties and seventies most of these pubs were grotty hovels, about as welcoming as a dose of the clap. The beer was usually crap. The food, if there was any, was usually a dried up pie that had been sitting in a display heater for the last three days. Most of the customers were dross and treated as such by the publicans. They were called shops in the licensed trade, because that's what they were... shops where people went to get filled up with a bit of cheap booze and... errrrrrrr, that's it. No wonder they're mainly closed. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
graham lait I was a cop in Glasgow I heartily concur.😀😀
So graham I take it you didn't like Glasgow Pubs in the 60s and 70s
Ha ha but I trust your telling the truth
Great video shame most of the names are illegible
If your looking for more subscribers
Get your act together way the small print that appears, you can't make it out, pish
Unwatchable, fuzzy film and unreadable titles.
Looking for the name of pup in Shawlands with big crossbow out side