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How many members were there in WH when they started?

Might have been 1977 rather than 1077, but who knows?

Canterburty... Is that one "T" too many?

At 4:07 i remember training and using those teleprinters when i was in the RAF 1971-1987.

I was the bass player with the band at this time. Never really found out why I got kicked out, but I got a proper job (At RSD/Studiomaster) so can't complain.

I saw Warren Harry many times in the Red Cow and elsewhere back in the day. Always great fun. Thanks for the chance to hear some of the live show again.

Wonderful memories 🙂

Ah! Memories. Thankyou! Skipped a beat!

Funny you

Did warren have a song called headache

Was bacall a funny fella Did the band have an unreleased album Have you got any of warrens unreleased 80s music or an interview from the 70s Was you still in the band when he went to Holland Have you heard his unreleased 2007 album What do you think he says in the chorus of another tear by Warren Bacall. Thats it. Bye❤

Would love to ask so many questions about bacall (I'm used to calling him that) Reply to this if you are busy or if I can have a little knowledge from asking some questions ❤

Hi, I had a great time watching Warren Harry at the Red Cow, perhaps over 30 times in the late 70's. There were over half-dozen of us that came regularly, and I even had a bunch of t-shirts printed up with "Warren Harry are Popstars"!! I can still remember Warren coming out of the dressing room in the middle of the show with talc all over his hair.

Wonderful video. RAF history.

Hi I am doing research for bands in Cyprus from the 60s. Can you help me get in touch with Bill?

Those pictures bring back memories of my 3 years at No 1 School of Technical Training, RAF Halton, '75 to '78, as an airframe & propulsion apprentice. Accomodation was very similar in 14-man rooms with memories of bull nights, buffing the centre deck, bed stacking and marching up and down the hill 4 times each day to the sound of the agony-bags to name a few, plus celebrating our 1st anniversary on 1st of April by pinching a helicopter and planting it on the Groves-Henderson parade square 😁😁

Amazing memories. 1964-1965 RAF Cosford. Still best pals even today of those surviving. Would we do it all again. Oh yes I am sure.

13th yatesbury Air Wirelss, from a pit village in the NE to the Wiltshire Downs thought i was on a different planet, after my 18months was posted to Hemswell to share a billet with Fred Trueman and then shipped off to Hong Kong/Butterworth/Tengah returned to Uk Finningley 101sqd Vulcans with a tour of Argentina and the whole of S America finally demobed 1961, next day secured a job with ICI as an instrument tech (only got the job because the boss was ex WW2 aircrew and i went for interview in my workin blue!) After 4yrs with ICI i left and went freelancing with all the major oil companies on and offshore retired in 2000 and here i am at the side of my pool in Thailand aged 87yrs with a cold beer wondering what my next move will be CHEERS

This is from the days before the 'wimmin' invasion when it was OK to be male.

RAF. I’ve served in both RAF and Royal Navy. RAF standards are shit.

Beautiful

I was in 16th Entry 1952 but bailed out and rejoined at 18 1956. What this wearing white gloves?

Remember seeing these a good few times in the 70's, brilliant live.

Flute and lead guitar on this was Jakko Jakszyk, wonder what happened to him...

Must add RIP Graham Dibble (lead guitar), a lovely bloke. Funny and clever.

If I remember correctly from the 70s Cosford had the largest accommodation block in the RAF , was it called Fullerton block? Or was a that the WAAF block 😂😷🤣. I hope the Spiders Web 🕸 Caff is still there.

Bob Clarke 51st Photo ( nearly the best time of my life )

I WAS THERE IN 1969.BUT LEFT AFTER 15 WEEKS.TAKE A LOOK AT MY VIDEO ON HERE

We were your 'siblings' the 51st last of the Boy Entrants at RAF Hereford. 22nd January 1964 to 22nd July 1965. We were fortunate that a parent took a cine film of the parade, though unlucky in that rain was forecast and the parade moved into the hanger. This is a great memorial of those times thank you. iindex.wistia.com/medias/oqibju7vze

Hi there was a Boy Entrant Photographer in 48th entry so your photos brought back some nice memories. Regards Chalky White

Great times at Westfield College - we had you guys there several times and it was always a bangin' show. I remember Warren used to put talc in his hair on one of the numbers..

99 lads joined up on 22nd January 1964 - the 51st Entry and last of the Boy Entrants. Variously 65 of us have attended reunions - back at Hereford - since the 50th Anniversary in 2014. A demonstration of how important to our lives being an RAF Boy Entrant has been.

I was a Boy Entrant Telegraphist (48th), best decision of my life

Sad to hear Warren has passed. I used to follow him and the band around North London e. The Pegasus, Music Machine, The Red Cow. I hope he wouldn't mind but used to play 'Radio' and 'School Girl' with a band I was in. Always remember talcum powder in the hair and the guitarist dressed a a nun :-)

Thanks for uploading more Warren Harry. Brings back lots of memories of "discovering" some fascinating bands in the late 70s. Saw the guys a couple of times in small clubs in Plymouth and later was really surprised to find one of the college societies at Uni had booked Warren Harry for their mid-year party (held in one of the smaller SU bars) .... of course, I felt compelled to attend. :-)

THIS WAS MY FAVOURITE! So good to hear it again!

So good to hear these - thanks for uploading them.

I remember this one so well, though I've not heard it for 40 years or so. I wish the album had come out...

I remember WH playing several gigs at Westfield College in Hampstead in the late 1970s. Great memories!!

I'm not usually one to wallow in nostalgia, but my goodness this does take me back :-) I've just subscribed to Spotify and have been trying to see if i could find tunes from my younger days that aren't listed. This was one. I remember Warren Harry very well from when I was a spotty youth. A student, staying in a halls-of-residence at Southampton Uni. The band was very popular in Southampton. Always a sold-out house. I bought the single, but sadly lost it in the intervening years. I also remember the flip side 'The Queen'. I can recall the tune even after 40 years (isn't the musical brain amazing!) but the only lyrics I remember are: 'Everyone would look at her upon the village green, and say she was the prettiest girl the world had ever seen'. Ah yes, those heady days. I had an unrequited crush on a girl in our village. Still tugs at the heart strings :-) I am going to hunt down a copy of the 45. Thanks for the memories Michael, and Warren.

Red Cow in Hammersmith was a memorable regular venue. Good memories

Michael, did you ever play Wolverhampton Polytechnic Students Union? I seem to remember Warren Harry playing there two or three times between 77 and 80 when I left. Always a brilliant evening.

I live in Béziers

Beautiful

Love it hun xx

Beautiful songs! Thank you and thanking God for you. Praying for revival to the wonderful Irish XX

Wondering what was the occasion for this Armagh County Primary street parade with a mighty show of winged folk portraying angels, butterflies, and faeries amongst an array of happily-clad characters.

i was there in 1961/62 as a jt in the comms centre at the end of the corridor

Great track.

Hi..I was stationed at RAF Stanbridge from 1961 to 1964...some of the best years of my life...anyone remember Ruth Betts ??? used to work comcen central some names I remember..Jackie Chambers...chris childs...john terry david munday..Dave Ford (who had very blond (fly away hair)....would love to reconnect....SACW Ruth Betts 2936087 mrj.ruthjones@outlook.com