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Links to groups and sponsors

Links to venues

These are some of the venues where we play regularly or have an upcoming concert. For a longer list of some of the more interesting places we have covered in the past go to our venues page.

Links to related music or period sites

	Gigs, venues and bands in the UK .
	Blackout Volunteers - Tea and Victory!
	Memory Lane magazine.
	British Dance Band Encyclopedia.
	British Vintage Wireless Society.
	CC41 stands for Civilian Clothing 1941 - dedicated to all the civilians and home front workers who did not have to go to war - war came to them.
	The English Music Festival - celebrating Britain's rich musical heritage (mainly 'classical', but music has no boundaries)
	History.uk.com - for people with a passion for British history.
MusicNostalgia.com	MusicNostagia.com broadcasts music from the Golden Era and the theatre organ, in Spain and on the Internet
	David Sibbald on Northern Broadcasting - listen to the shows when it suits you via the Internet.
	Vintage Music from the 1920s 30s & 40s digitally remastered on CD, from the original 78rpm records. Nostalgia provided by Past Perfect.
Pamela's Jive Gig Guide and Info	Lots of info and great links - Venues, bands, gear. every thing
	Plymouth Jive Club - The first and friendliest modern jive clubs in the south west of the UK.
	Bands, film and music legends, and vintage-inspired fashions and design.
	Saga Radio.
The Springer Sisters	The Springer Sisters duo and band, a versatile, flexible,  fun Barn dance and ceilidh band with caller.
	The virtual scrapbook of British Nostalgia.
	The Stevenage Ladies Choir sing a varied repertoire including Fields-Coleman’s The Rhythm of Life, and Sumner (Sting’s) Fields of Gold.
	South West Swing - partner dance events, classes and workshops in the south west.
	Swing Blitz Louis - professional vintage vocalist specialising in the 1930's & 40's
	The Tiger Rag Collective are a group of creative people who have a passion for 1930s style, music and dance.
	TOP RATED RADIO FOR COMMERCIAL AND THE BBC - with a spot for us on the Retro Radio Show.
	Tradition, the quarterly magazine devoted entirely to custom and tradition.
	1950s British Radio Nostalgia .
	Listen out for us on Yorkshire Radio.

 Miscellaneous links

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