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Music videos using still pictures of Stoke on Trent, Cheadle Staffs, Morecambe and Heysham and more, featuring music by The Tony Stevenson Project and The Glass Poppies .
Cheadle, Staffordshire ‘the old days’ - 12 old pictures with soundtrack
12 old pictures of Cheadle where I was born and grew up in.
Soundtrack ‘The Flute Song’ composed by Anthony Stevenson
Soundtrack ‘The Flute Song’ composed by Anthony Stevenson
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Visionary - Interesting Quotes with soundtrack
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Soundtrack 'Visionary', written, arranged & produced by Tony Stevenson © The Zigatone Project
A walk around the River Petteril, Melbourne Park, Carlisle
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Soundtrack composed by Tony Stevenson All instruments played by Tony Stevenson A Zigatone Projects production
A trip round Beamish Museum, County Durham, England 2018
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Photographs & Soundtrack by Tony Stevenson A must visit for all the family © The Zigatone Project
A visit to Prague Czech Republic 2012
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video produced by Tony Stevenson © The Zigatone Project
Heysham, Morecambe Bay - photos with soundtrack
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Soundtrack ‘Oh Yeah’ performed by The Glass Poppies
The Potteries of Stoke on Trent
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Soundtrack : 'The Flute Song' by Antrovist produced by Tony Stevenson © The Zigatone Project
The Pot Banks, Stoke-on-Trent
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FAIR USE I apologise for any copyright material used in this video. It is not the intention of this video to make any money. It is the intention to display the artists talent and to give the viewer a picture of the Pot Banks in Stoke-on-Trent. Soundtrack ‘Peaceful Valley’ composed by Tony Stevenson
Cheadle, Staffordshire
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A great town to grow up in, so many wonderful memories.
A visit to Levens Hall
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Levens Hall is a manor house in the Kent valley, near the village of Levens and 5 miles south of Kendal in Cumbria, Northern England. photos & soundtrack by Tony Stevenson © The Zigatone Project
A visit to Lindos, Greece
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Soundtrack 'January' composed by Tony Stevenson Photographs by TONUS © The Zigatone Project
A visit to Old Rhodes Town, Greece
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Music 'Lost Shadows' composed by Tony Stevenson © The Zigatone Project
The Potteries, Stoke-on-Trent
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Old pictures of the Pot Banks, the people & the smoke of Stoke-on-Trent UK. Soundtrack 'Blue Day' written by Tony Stevenson © The Zigatone Project
Carlisle, Cumbria - old pictures with soundtrack
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Old Pictures of Carlisle Cumbria UK Soundtrack 'Lost Shadows' written by Tony Stevenson A Bozland Production
Morecambe memories
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Pictures of Morecambe Lancs UK. Soundtrack by The Glass Poppies (Lancaster & Morecambe indie band)
I remember the crowds, into the mid 60s, when I basically stopped visiting (family life)
great production :)
Aged 8, used visit great-gran/dad. Last time was 1962. They lived 96 n 98 years.
A lovely little town .
Lovelies memories
Wonderful lovely memories
What a wonderful place , it was.❤
Them were better times than now. Seriously you seen Hanley nower day's it's gone to the dog's. I miss the good day's my mate. Bring back them day's were happier times honestly
"I'm on the pots duck"
2.27: the old now long gone tower.
Wherever we may roam , Stoke is always our home ❤
I am a Stokie ❤ well said
I can't stand the place it's like Royston vasey . I must of been on drugs to have bought a house in the god forsaken hole .
@m.b2438 - well you where the road out is then 😂😂
I'm very proud to be a man from the potties
Thanks, lots of familiar stuff still here now. Wonder if the Clock Tower ever worked then, not worked properly now for decades, but due for a fix soon.
Fabulous pictures...memories of earlier times....until we become memories ourselves...!!!!
I remember winning 'Mr Universe' in Morecambe Baths in the 60s lol.
Great place to grow old. So many charity shops. 👍🏻
Lovely Town. Very proud to be from Cheadle. Used to live near the old Railway station, and loved the walks in the local countryside. Fab Video
@@zigatone2022 same. Corner of station rd and Attle rd
I used to live on Station Road next to painsley school
@@steveeyre6975 used to go Painsley High I Lived on corner of Station & Attlee
@@andycwestcoastresellers3227 my next door neighbours at the time was wareings,we left there in 1980-81
Stoke would be a truly unique place if all these old buildings and kilns were still standing, Imagine converting a kiln into a home. Tragic loss really, stoke needs to fire up the kilns again and embrace it's heritage.
The whole country needs it's manufacturing back.
Devastating, these people who wore the purple triangle were Jehovah's Witnesses, Jesus said he was no part of the world, John 17:15, 16 Isaiah 43:10-12 John 17: 24-25
Good video good tune
Pity we could not see carlisles land mark dixons chimey
I was born in 1946 in the Potteries and remember it well, although I now live in Perth, Western Australia. The difference between these two places is equal to the difference between the Sahara Desert and the North Pole, and yet the memory of The Potteries still draws me back even after all those years.
But do you still look for the maker's mark under your saucer?
@@chrisparkes2179 Every time.. Hampshire Stokie
The music isn't from the era, but it has a kind of epic power that gives the history more weight and seem more poignant.
Where did you get the photos from please? As I'd love to know where each one is. I wish each photo had a name on it. But thank you, some I hadnt seen before.
A tragic loss.
Morecambe Bay is sometimes, One of the most beautiful places in the WORLD !
There was bible students no jehovahs witnesses
As a child growing up in Abbey Hulton in the 50's I can remember pea soup smog, sitting on the back door step on bonfire night with the sky crimson from all the bonfires, playing football in Whitehouse Rd and only having to stop once every 20 minutes when the bus came down the road. Working as a dental technician in Shelton , getting off the bus in the morning and nearly retching at the stink from the gas works and Shelton bar, working overtime until 8.pm and the owner saying "I'll pay you in cash" and giving me half a crown (25p) Going to the Kings Hall on a Friday night to the "Mod balls" and walking home from Stoke to the Abbey at 1am in the morning. Buying my first record at Sherwins, Helen Shapiro "Walking back to Happiness" Seeing The Beatles at Trentham garden Going to the Place and meeting my wife there. Good luck to you all, hope this brings back memories for you
I can remember seeing 'The Animals' at the Place.
I remember getting off the train in Stoke passing through Etruria thinking as a little girl what a dirty hell hole Stoke was the buildings were black the smell of smoke every were I had been staying in Blackpool with relatives for convalescence Bronchitis almost took my life living in that smoke Grandma took me too live in Milton village then family had a new home in Abbey Hulton
To think I was a baby in all that pollution but I’m still here to tell the story I asked my aunt why she moved to Blackpool to get away from the Poverty filthy place poor souls what ever comforts they have now they deserve it not many left now though ❤️👌
We played on the spoil heaps, got cup/saucer 4 Mother's day . . .
Lowise
Being born in 1950, lots of these photo views I can relate to, unlike the multi culture toilet Stoke has now become !
So sad - All gone now - The smokeless zone act killed the potteries with owners unable to switch to gas fired bottle kilns Or newer electric kilns so I am told . So much history in the 6 towns.
The potteries were going strong into the eighties. I worked in recruit at the time and always wish I'd made a list of all the potteries I dealt with. They'd all moved to tunnel kilns by that time. What really finished them off was the combination of a strong pound and high interest rates. The government wanted a high pound, but that made exports virtually impossible. The firms took out loans, hoping that something would be done to encourage exports again. Nothing was done and interest rates were put up. Firms went into liquidation, got bought out by London finance companies who either asset stripped them and sent the work abroad, or introduced trendy ideas that fell flat. Mr Hirst of Wade's told me about his new manager deciding that everyone needed to learn everyone else's jobs. So he had decorators sent down to the clay end and were expected to do labouring and labourers were sent to paint flowers. He didn't last long. Somehow Wade's kept going though. Until recently that is.
Hi folks, I live down on the majors barn Estate, I love Cheadle, we are so very lucky to live here, beauty all around us. I take dog for a walk each morning across old railway line and into the fields. Love it.
So many changes ..but still remains a friendly place..
Loved the music, great stills of wonderful Morecambe.
Music does not fit
By 'eck...
At 1.09, the large group of men with the horse & cart, are standing outside , 'The Roebuck Inn', my Great Grandfather's pub at Brookhouses. My Grandfather was born there. opposite was the, 'New Haden' pit.
"Always Merry and Bright" - also used by Cedric Price here:- www.cca.qc.ca/en/search/details/collection/object//307573 Do you know where I might be able to obtain a copy?
marshallcolman.blogspot.com/2012/03/old-postcard-of-stoke-on-trent.html
Real Jehovah’s Witnesses remain neutral in political affairs. They only concern themselves with God’s Kingdom. Many died during the holocaust because of they’re strong faith. Whatever these worldly governments do will not interfere with their God given assignment found at Matthew 24:14; 28:19&20.
Dixie Hull true
'We are not above our master Christ, - If the world hates you, you know it hated me [Jesus] before it hated you." Because you are no part of the world, I have chosen you out of the world, the world hates you."
the pic at 1:11 was taken from my home
no sorry, thanks for posting these by the way
I was born on christmas day 1956 and lived and grew up in Morecambe so i never really appreciated what a great place it was,money was tight but i had an agreement with my mum & dad that if i took a modest christmas /birthday present they would buy me a 6 week summer holiday season ticket into Morecambe baths,which they did till i left school.Such great memories.
@@zigatone2022 where did you move from
Pls comment in my video so that I can know you have visited my channel
A bit before my time!
Wonderful!
Pencil Master, I am one of Jehovah's witnesses also.
if you think that our government has built expensive and many of these FEMA camps along with the "guillotine's", then you are sadly mistaken !
the north remembers