East St Market ( The lane) used to be a very nice market, a lot of fun with stallholders shouting out their offers of the day, friendly banter, a real community spirit, a nice friendly atmosphere, unfortunately the white stallholders have been pushed out. Now most of the stallholders don't speak English let a lone give you a friendly smile, its a awful place. The Walworth Road is just as bad. The whole of the Walworth area needs a good revamp.

The toy stall at the start of the Market! Used to love looking at the toys when I was a kid. Stall is gone now. Also the seller that used to shout 'Dagger Dagger Dagger'. Used to have more characters.

Miss this place so much its untrue. Born in Camberwell 1973 moved too Bromley Kent in 1984 both grandparents continued too live there until 94, i have not been back since then. This was my real home and i miss it dearly. Family had stools down East Lane for years. My nan on my dad's side used too be a fence and i didn't know wht thst was or find this out until 2 years ago. She must have been well known bless her soul.

Another lost English city - Cockneys gone 😢

My mother was born 136 East Street in 1909. My grandfather was a fruit and veg wholesaler. My father set up his stall outside the house my mother lived in. They fell in love and married in 1936.

Walchtike sinte hollandtike sinte gadchgene sinte mer ham jek rat ❤️🙏

Like all of London's once great street markets, there is no one reason for the decline but changing shopping habits i fear have hit them the hardest. Whatever market, East Street, Ridley Road, Walthamstow, they have all changed in a generation.....

Amazon bank cards stall holders sell different goods the old original south Londoner's have moved out they were the spenders market's are just fading another bit of English history on the way out

Bro I get creepypasta vibes from this

Wonderful. This guy describing Samois at start and end brings tears to the eyes. 💕💕💕

I miss all the familiar faces ✨

This is the old skool Brixton 90s edition 💯

Nice interesting video. Love historic markets

Greedy councils ruined it with their parking restrictions and eu spoiled it with the food restriction rules loved them in the 70’s and 80’s

Beautiful production 🙏🙌😎👍👏👏👏💋💋💋

Lovely to see my nan’s sister interviewed in this.

I loved shopping down East Street Market, back in the early 90's. Sasparilla store, first point of call, then the long row of stalls for some bargain hunting, followed by pie and mash. By the time i got home, many hours later, I was proper knackered. 😁

Big tune

Beautiful market. Remember as a kid. Sarsaprilla hot or cold depending on the weather. Beautiful days. Now so so sad. The best days now forgotten from our eyes but never from our hearts. 💔😭👀😠💔💔💔

Fuck O ff you fucking wankers and let England be England again, God Save Te Queen

Oh they sell socks, I tink i will bye some saving washing my feet , i can let my sister have them,whem iam too big feet to wear them

I grew up in the area in the 1960's/70's, and had a Saturday job in the market as a kid. It has utterly changed and it truly breaks my heart.

The English move away and they follow us wherever we go. Like a bad smell.

shit hole

dad was the butcher at AA fishers called wally.at the begining of east street.Old lovely Ben on the fish stall (ex boxer)got pic of him somewhere.have so many storys,annie lenox worked on a stall every sat. etc was a laugh the tricks and wind ups were great got lots of storys

Wow love the videos (subscribed)

That is silly that the (now) Fontainbleu festival people think they need to reach beyond Manouche music. There is plenty of interest worldwide in Manouche Jazz. The Samoreau and Petite Barbeau camps and the town of Samois IMO will always be the 24/7 center of the festival -- people meeting and playing joyfully. The Festival should just embrace the music and feature the latest stars -- Lollo, Birelli, Adrien Moignard, etc. -- and the coming stars -- Hugo, Jerome, Matthias Levy. They don't need no rock n roll (or Samba), unless there is a new Oscar Aleman coming up.

i live east street market mis market i live in canterbury maker down here shit please come to canterbury i mis it

Remember the sasparilla stall ? Hot or cold....mum used to take us kids there.....

I grew up near there at the queens buildings near the Elephant and castle used to go to east street market every Sunday and go straight to the stall that sold Jelled Ells and have a bowl or two with pepper and vinegar and a peace of French Bread .lovely and not to many Blacks now it's 95 percent blacks and other foreigners all the cockneys have left the area or died not the same any more the cockneys made the market and the area Great not NOW.very sad to see the Rape of the area by bloody Foreigners.

peace, i need to reach you about this project

it.s all gone now back in the day the jews had stalls and you got bargains...English fruet n veg meats ect now nothing

J'y étais avec mon amie Marie-Ange Martin guitariste !!! Historique[modifier | modifier le code] Créé en 1983, le festival se déroule sur l'île du Berceau à Samois-sur-Seine, dans le département de Seine-et-Marne1. Il doit son nom à Django Reinhardt, le plus célèbre des musiciens de jazz manouche, qui s'installa dans cette petite commune en 1951, y décéda et y fut également enterré. En 1968, un premier hommage au célèbre guitariste fut organisé à Samois à l'occasion du 15 e anniversaire de sa mort et dans les années 1970 se succédèrent d'autres hommages, alors épisodiques, qui menèrent finalement à la création, en 1983, d'un festival annuel. Celui-ci accueille chaque année les plus grands noms du jazz français et international2.

Dommage que vous racontiez des bêtise sur le festival, qui a commencé sur l'ile au début des année 80 !!!!

remember when westmoreland road was a bustling market pie the mash was on the other side of street and tommy knights chemist sold all his own remedies. freddy coopers fish stall

roffos ice cream parlour on the corner of east street and walworth road alot of years ago did the best lemon ice in london

This track will always be a classic!💯

Speak English dude fuck me pink

A market will reflect the community it serves. I grew up round there as did my Mother before me. It has changed because the white working class were bulldozed out by developers building the notorious Aylesbury Estate which will be knocked down and regenerated over the next 20 years, but a culture and it's people have been lost forever and that is a tragic fact. I wish I had film and sound of the market in the 50's and 60's in it's heyday before the extinction of the cockneys.

What a terrible shame - an ethnic shitheap. That's not a London market anymore - it's a stinking cesspit.

hi mr butler? im bak on the circuit watch out for my new shit soon!!!!

hey Storm I hope you are well. What you working on these days?

OMG!

So so sad !

Dirty, smelly shit hole. Looks like a 3rd world market nowadays. The Walworth I grew up in has gone. I go down there & supermarkets, don't even hear an English word, let alone an English accent anymore.

I swear this tune should have buss! big tune! classic!

It was great before everyone became lard arse car drivers , unable to walk anywhere. Add to that the impact of Tescos and other supermarkets and I can certainly see how it's struggling now. Pity some people commenting here can't and instead choose racism......

Way to go guys

These assholes GOTTA realize if the people wanted to,we could DESTROY the NYPD. TREAT "EM RIGHT!

Lovely market. Nice to see Jan on his stall.