Disused Railway Station, or Biblical Blues Site???

Join us on a journey through time as we explore the forgotten echoes of music history at an abandoned railway station in Manchester, UK. Once a vibrant hub for live performances by legendary artists like Muddy Waters and Sister Rosetta Tharpe, this now desolate space holds secrets of a bygone era.
In this captivating video, we delve into the rich history of this once-thriving venue, tracing the footsteps of iconic musicians who graced its stage and left an indelible mark on music culture. From blues to gospel, the echoes of their performances still linger in the air, offering a haunting glimpse into the past.
Join us as we pay homage to the legacy of these influential artists and rediscover the hidden gems of Manchester's musical heritage. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a music lover, or simply intrigued by urban exploration, this video offers a fascinating glimpse into a forgotten chapter of the city's cultural tapestry.
Don't miss out on this unique journey into the heart of Manchester's musical past. Hit play and embark on an unforgettable adventure through the corridors of time.

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urban archeologist kaspar berry rapkin - really cool!

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geoff marshall would be proud

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This means a lot to me

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So where exactly in In Manchester area is it please?

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