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Fagins (Oxford St)

Fagin's was at 65 Oxford Street, Manchester and opened in 1970.

It was opposite The Gaumont Cinema, 44-50 Oxford Street, Manchester 1 (opened Monday, October 21, 1935).
Fagins had four rooms. The resident band at the club was The Bill Sykes Four.

It later became Jilly's in 1983 and towards the end Jilly's Rockworld.  Both closed by 2010.

Another club underneath the Oxford Street club was Rafters that later became Musicbox.

 

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Scottish john
3 weeks ago
I remember Dave Allen wasperforming one nite also russ abbotwho was friendly with the band sad cafe I played guitar with them
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Scottish john
4 weeks ago
Yes I remember john bagel a great boss always treated me favorable along with all the other staff and his younger brother who did his D J
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Scottish john
4 weeks ago
I was a waiter along with cockney dave 1974/1977 the barmaids and manage ment were great to work with the managers brother was the DJ scottish john
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Paul
1 year ago
I was a dj there anyone remember jackie keyboard player? 
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Keith Harley
1 year ago
Yes it was John Bagnall it was the manager in the 70s was there 4 several years as head waiter the buns we had were fantastic
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Martin Brennan
2 years ago
I'm sure I went to see Bauhaus there and Nico was singing with them. Not sure if it was there or not must have been early 80's.
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JONB
3 years ago
Congratulations,If you want to celebrate 60/70 with your friends go to Minehead Butlins for their Big weekenders ,you can get vip tickets better service,but get the best accommodation on their lakes area.Back to Fagins  I was a regular there in the seventies.Pete Price was the compère he was superb extremely funny.I remember you got chicken & chips as part of the entrance fee we were standing in a long queue at the counter when all of a sudden we saw a mouse run along the top of the architrave ,needless to say we were now at the front of queue.Saw all the best comedians and bands of the day there Del Shannon Lonnie Donegal Joe Brown  Dooleys Grumbleweeds Bernard manning Little & Large etc.Fond memories
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Roger Hollingdale
3 years ago
Several of my friends  and I, all from the Sale/Brooklands/Altrincham area went to Fagins in the 70’s whenever we were celebrating an occasion. We’re about to celebrate out Golden Wedding on the 5th Aug 23 and were hoping Fagins was still going, what a reunion that would have been.
Any similar suggestions as to where we could go to soak up Manchester atmosphere on the 5th?
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GEOFFREY
3 years ago
Rotters was across the road when i worked at fagiins
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GEOFFREY
3 years ago
i worked on the door it was a great club
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