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The Tommy Steele Story

Posted by Mac Cummings on March 25, 2023, 15:07:07

I just tripped over this 1957 film again this afternoon. Whilst not the finest example of continuity and celluloid story-telling it did chart the arrival of a remarkable talent.
Now 86 and still performing. Still married to the same lady after 62 years.
I remember buying the EP "Young Love" in '57 from a record shop on Fowler St in South Shields, not far from, and on the same side as the Town Hall. But for the life of me the name of the establishment escapes me!

Re: The Tommy Steele Story

Posted by John Shearer on March 25, 2023, 15:41:07, in reply to "The Tommy Steele Story"

People thought I looked a lot like Tommy Steel 50s &60s

Re: The Tommy Steele Story

Posted by Stan wears on March 25, 2023, 17:06:08, in reply to "Re: The Tommy Steele Story"

Mac,that record shop would have been Saville Brosjust past the railway bridge?

Re: The Tommy Steele Story

Posted by Tom Barker on March 25, 2023, 20:16:14, in reply to "Re: The Tommy Steele Story"

I saw it my self MAC brought back so many memories such an Icon from my happy happy teenage years and great inruduction to Rock and Roll.

Re: The Tommy Steele Story

Posted by Mac Cummings on March 26, 2023, 10:41:33, in reply to "Re: The Tommy Steele Story"

Hi Stan.
I don't remember a railway bridge on Fowler St Stan.......you aren't mixing it up with the one on King St are you?