Dirty Stop Outs Guide to 1970’s Barnsley by Nik Farah. A Promotion film with Dave Cherry.

'Dirty Stop Outs Guide to 1970’s Barnsley' by Nik Farah.
Nik Farah is a Barnsley based journalist who has written a biography about Barnsley in the 1970’s.
Here the Barnsley singer, and social historian, Dave Cherry takes us down memory lane.
Using archive footage he takes a comical trip around the old pubs in the town.
'Dirty Stop Outs Guide to 1970’s Barnsley' by Nik Farah is on sale from November 6th 2017.

[@paulthackery4082]

The language keeps me alive. a Rotherham lad. many thx.

[@kane211]

I love this because my dad was a huge drinker 70s to present day and he always talks about old pubs

[@GreenthumbsGarden]

That Barnsley lass song is brilliant, av never heard it before anol...lol. need to find the full track. Nice vid Dave!

[@daveconyard8946]

Brilliant, Thank You.😊

[@kevjones2107]

As a black country lad living in Barnsley love your channel. Seen you play in the Warren back in the day ATB Kev

[@thecaptain4376]

I used to love the "Old Proper Barnsley Markets". Now it`s a "No Go!!!

[@GreenthumbsGarden]

They've took away its charm wi all changes... I liked old market better

[@kane211]

Great stuff!!!!!! 💙

[@dazthemod69]

Levy taggers dave. Have you any footage of em with my dad on? Used to have a vhs tape from a gig and when you were on calendar or look north I think.

[@deanhunsley8340]

Is the pub the Yorkshire man still there

[@anthonysteel6877]

No. A victim of redevelopment.

[@nialloneill5097]

That was our first port of call when young, it was the newest pub on the block, and near the 1st stop on ar side o tarn. Then, onto Wellington St, until you wo crawling by the end of that street at Chennells...and try and mek it to No 7 for last orders, unless you wo daft enuff to gu in Stables, which was orate for hosses, but not humans!!!

[@David_Bower]

that money to Salvation Army tin't in tin.

[@joeblogg2340]

Brill

[@kane211]

Jiggle boy!

[@reddishtykes]

Gyngleboy

[@reddishtykes]

@@coltaylor9606 I was in there in 82-86. Think it went around the same time as The Pav (and Don Valley Sports. When did that catch fire?)

[@coltaylor9606]

I was a regular in the gyngleboy 75/76 joined army in 77 didnt come home for about 5yrs...when i did get home tarn had changed ... live in Blackpool now but still make my way over every couple months as family are still there.

[@ebonycarnell2810]

Tarnxx