Vinyl Record Collection Reminiscing and Loads of Beer

Hi there
Back in the pub shed again, and the theme of this video is music and records, and beer of course.
A quick look at my amp and record deck set up, then we'll have a look at the vinyl records from the 60,s and 70,s that me and my wife listen to up in the pub shed, and we'll have a few pints as we remember nights out back in the 1970,s
For Information
Beer Connector was JohnGuest 15mm pushfit to 12 mm pushfit
Cost £11.99 on ebay ..... seller was fluidairproducts
Music... Get Tough by Track Tribe from KZbin Audio Libary

[@Perthshire]

Patrick's a Led Zeppelin fan! Now moved from star status to superstar status, in my opinion ;-)

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Some great tracks on there, thanks Pat

[@jasperedwards3341]

@@patrickdickinson6492 Alex Harvey midnight moses

[@anderssongibbs9013]

Wholeheartedly agree!

[@paulyoung3782]

Hi patrick love all your videos you are a super star great stuff

[@danholliday5564]

Bah. They ripped off Bert Jansch. 😆

[@rogerhowis]

Brilliantly funny when you say my wife has a zoom meeting for 2 to 3 hours ' I don't know what they find to talk about " as you continue talking non stop to the camera. Classic !!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed it Roger, I still don,t know what they talk about..... all the best Pat 😊

[@darren25061965]

@@patrickdickinson6492 You probably don`t want to know what they talk about. My wife has her friends round for coffee and I bugger off into my computer room. Can`t wait to be able to disappear into my own pub shed (under construction) which was inspired by watching your channel. Cheers Pat.

[@MattyHook]

As he gets more and more pissed up he starts slurring the vinyl names 😂😂 Fleetwood Bac Mac 🤣🤣🤣 great entertainment love it!

[@ACIDvICTIM]

Agreed. I am 20 minutes or so in and really looking forward to watching Patrick get more drunk -Total legend and great role model!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Would,nt be the same if I was sober and drinking tea, I,am at my best when I,ve had a few, all the best Pat

[@jamesclark7996]

Once lockdown is done we all need a session with Patrick.🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I,am definitely having one.... thanks Pat

[@lorrainesonn]

@@patrickdickinson6492 can we book a session when we can come to sheffield..or meet you in the local pub after lockdown to buy you a pint. Were in fl usa but my family is in wakley sheffield..great video

[@martinfreekie7659]

Pats going to need a bigger shed.😄🍻

[@GazianoOutdoors]

If my shed looked like that mate I'd never leave it 🍻👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I do have the same trouble, thanks Pat

[@PaulOutdoors]

Hey Gaz, I think a masterclass cooking video session accompanied by some vinyl playing in the background is on the cards from you 😊👍🤔

[@patrickbrett1552]

I wish I had a place like that. Marvellous blog.

[@EdExploresScotland]

Oh Patrick, you are a breath of fresh air. Thank you.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to help in these worrying times, all the best Pat

[@johnsamson-snell9558]

You are a legend in your own life time! If you opened a pub in Sheffield it would be the best pub in the North. Problem is now that my Wife has watched this she also wants to come!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

She will be very welcome, best place to spend lockdown, all the best Pat

[@Paul-cf5nm]

Doesn't get much better sitting with a beer or 4 in your own man cave watching you Patrick! Top man. The longer the better (as it means more beers!)

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Paul nice to sit with a beer and have a chat, thanks Pat

[@grahambarker8129]

epic only watched 3 mins and pats on his 2nd roflmao, got to go out so cant wait to watch the rest, your a legend in notts 👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Graham

[@elCaxi1971]

@graham barker are you sure it was merely his 2nd at 3 minutes in ? :D Sounds like 8 or 9 to me :D Great stuff @Pat..

[@grahambarker8129]

@@elCaxi1971 hmm good point prob had a gallon before he started filming 😂

[@patrickdickinson6492]

@@grahambarker8129 I did have to do quite a few retakes, a extra half here and there !

[@myleshoward9844]

I was born in 2002 so I'm probably one of your youngest viewers. Even though I wasn't around in the 50's onward, I still appreciate and enjoy the same music you listen to. It was interesting to hear the stories of your past. I enjoyed seeing somebody who cares/enjoys vinyl and uses Discogs. I also really enjoy your older videos exploring the UK. Myles from Australia.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Myles, yes there was some great music around in the 60/70,s which I can see you appreciate, really enjoying Discogs, all the best Pat

[@fullsizedwarf]

Pat...you are a natural in front of camera. Love the pub and stories. What a legend

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Nice of you to say Daniel, I,am ok talking to a camera, would not want to talk to a group of real people though, all the best Pat

[@elfillari]

Patrick is his own life's landlord! Big thump's up for him!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Olli, a great place to spend the afternoon, all the best Pat

[@ousetunes]

Now we are talking!! I will watch this on Friday night with a few beers and peanuts. Cheers Pat!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Your very welcome, thanks Pat

[@pennyroyal3813]

That intro was funnier than the first chapter of John Cleese's autobiography 'So, Anyway.'

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Amazing atmosphere, all the best Pat

[@rbnhd1144]

This was a lovely walk down Memory Lane. I'm a Yamaha person myself, I have been for 40 years. I was blown away with your info on Vinyl, values etc, I have every LP, single, Cassette and CD I've ever bought, Music is so important to me, so relaxing and good for the soul, it puts me in a time and a place. I loved your pub and club chat, I was in Steelys (Top Rank) every Sat and Sunday night in 74-76, I was surprised Baileys didn't get a mention. Thanks again Pat, your a very well versed and interesting person.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi there nice to hear your comments, and your right mucic is such a pleasure, really transforms my pub, pity I can,t play music, but would breech copyright laws. Remember the night clubs so well, Bailey's is one I went to a bit, probably more later when it was Romeo's and Juliet's, main place was Genevieve's and Mona Lisa upstairs, all great nights out, when we were young, great to chat....... thanks Pat

[@bobcostner2238]

i enjoyed this so much. as a child of the 70s in Detroit USA hearing all this history is priceless. I too live in the 70s. i appreciate this so much.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Your very welcome Bob, and so glad you enjoyed a bit of reminiscing, all the best Pat

[@bobcostner2238]

@@patrickdickinson6492 I always get excited when i see a new video from you Patric! Love the way you drink your beer! me too!

[@edwarwick8790]

Thank you Pat for a trip down memory lane,much happier times..life was so much simpler in those days, but I feel we where much happier with more community spirit. Can’t wait until pubs are open again..........come on Boris gagging for a pint in my local.....

[@patrickdickinson6492]

So true Sid, alot more straight forward in those days, less choice but simpler, all the best Pat

[@darrenwindle3592]

You inspired me to build my own pub shed just in time for lockdown 🤣

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Best thing I have ever built....thanks Pat

[@rikmg]

Kept me and the mrs entertained during a hard lockdown, we now use your catchphrase 'see you in a bit...' With Love from Barnsley!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Lovely to hear from you both, and so glad it's helped...... thanks Pat

[@lawrencethomas1962]

Thanks for the stroll down memory lane brings back good times in my life god bless

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes great memories from our younger days, thanks Pat

[@abelowther7531]

yer me to

[@thebigchip]

57 minutes of sheer pleasure, just listening to Pat reminisce. I'm not sure if I did a video of drinking under age in Blackburn in the 70's or my Neil Diamond record collection would get many watchers. Thank you Pat.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to look back such memories, all the best Pat

[@ThomasTheWankEngine1]

Here we go again... Many thanks Pat... By goodness your are a great bloke... Top Banana!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thank you kindly

[@welshsherpa8466]

Camping, exploring, beer/pub shed and now records! What’s there not to like: 👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

All good stuff I know, I could throw in other interests, but these are the best, especially been in the pub in lockdown, all the best Pat

[@barryhannon5634]

"Cracking Video, You brought back memories of growing up in Dublin back in the 70's great craic, many thanks"!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

They were good times, just beer and music, no worries..... thanks Pat 😊

[@soundgroundermusic]

Brilliant as ever Pat sincerely, thank you for inviting me into your pub. It is a great way to spend an evening. Even if there wasn't the Covid BS, it is still be a great idea that will take off.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to have you round for a drink, and a bit of reminiscing, all the best Pat

[@soundgroundermusic]

@@patrickdickinson6492 Hi Pat This is a bit of a read Pat, I have been meaning to contact with an I idea I have had for your channel. I am not a salesman, this is just a suggestion so see what you think of this idea. My wife and I have watched everything you have done over the most recent two years and have gone on a catch up and watched most or all of your adventures. The Pub Shed, is always interesting particularly because I like the beers from the Kelham Brewery. Pale Rider is a favourite of mine. I know the complications of multiple copyright infringements prevent you form doing so on your videos when uploaded to youtube. However :- May I suggest having a look at, www.mixcloud.com/live/ Mixcloud say this:- "The service is an open platform for all to upload shows to, and Mixcloud continually works with rights holders to identify, track, monetise or disable audio content on the platform, as they request". The link will lead to people set up with their music who have gone live. Take a look at their set up's they range from professional DJ's to someone with a lap top, there are no set rules. I believe membership is £90 a year. You have an ideal backdrop with the PubShed a traditional classic look. I believe you could give a short introduction and set the cd, / vinyl playing and monitor comments through the session and reply directly, via live text or by the microphone, if you choose to. As much as your video's are amazing, this should be a night off for you to chill out instead of hauling yourself up Kinder Scout or a tree etc, etc!!!. With a pint or two and play whatever music you like to your subscribers. Once again I am not affiliated with and have nothing to gain with mixcloud at all. I have a regular account and several of my mixes are uploaded, probably not your style. Over the seven or so years I have never had any issues playing anyone's music or my own. www.mixcloud.com/soundgrounder/ Hope to see and hear you down the PubShed on mixcloud but if not there a music muted youtube will also be great. Best wishes Toni A sincere subscriber.

[@fegman]

Hiya pal, glad to see you are okay - not heard hide nor hair off you for a while. Funny reminiscing about misspent youth, and I can remember going out in my Dad's suit and tie trying to look impressively old at 16, standing on the footrail at numerous pubs and ordering pints of mild and bitter because that was what men over the age of 18 drank. Seem to remember most Friday nights having a drink at that age were full of adrenalin based excitement as to whether you would get in and served, but mostly disappointment when you got slung out lol. I did once have the pleasure of seeing the real Status Quo at a pub in Manchester, as the tickets were cheap, and due to a misprint, everyone thought it was a Quo tribute band and no one bought a ticket and went apart from me, a mob of my mates and about 10 other people! They were just asking everyone what they wanted to play so we had a Quo jukebox for the evening! Cracking night, and slightly blurry due to the establishment selliing Buckfast lol. You take care, all the best. Nick

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Nick, yues remeber that excitement of would you get served or not, all added to the excitment, when you got to 18 just was,nt the same, sounds a memorable night you had with Quo, all the best Pat

[@peterpurshouse4469]

Variety is the spice of life, and with all your different varieties of video Pat. Your hotter than any curries. Magical. Cheers.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes your right there Peter, variety is the the spice of life, thanks Pat

[@nickwells55]

I too was a young lad in the 70s/80s and did a bit of under age drinking, it did us no harm! My home town of Retford in Notts had a night club where they had a lot of live music, most of them very famous now but at the time they were still doing the small renues, it was called the Porterhouse and was run by Sammy Jackson who also had Rock city in Nottingham. Great times and great music. Thanks Pat your video brought back some good memories of better times.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to look back Nick, Porterhouse sounds a great place, only place I went to near Retford was, the cats cradle, many years ago, thanks Pat

[@ilricettario]

Just going out to buy some beer and peanuts before I watch this; can't find my platform shoes at the moment...

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Haha, remember them very well, enjoy your beer, thanks Pat

[@chrismcdonagh5108]

Fantastic memories for you Patrick! I can relate to going in my first pubs at 16...and such an exciting time! Your videos are very entertaining...I love the pub shed ones...keep it up Patrick and don't ever change the format and your style of presenting... you have it spot on!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Chris, yes the excitement of getting served under age, such great times, all the best Pat

[@williehenderson2496]

This was as good as a night out, excellent patrick, most of your albums brought back good memories for me an all,

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to have you along Fred, some great memories as you say, all the best Pat

[@stepheneverett6131]

Class proper music and beer on tap Patrick .

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Stephen, be up there tonight, thanks Pat

[@therealveam4474]

I can't wait to watch this with my dad on a Friday night. I'm glad you have another video out for us!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@therealveam4474]

@@patrickdickinson6492 I definitely will!

[@paula7084]

You are an inspiration to us all ! Many thanks .

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Nice of you to say, thanks Pat

[@chrisoz1128]

Thanks Pat !!!! Great Friday night viewing with a few beers 🍻🍻🍻 Stay safe

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I hope you enjoy it Chris, I had a great time making it, all the best Pat

[@iandono1963]

An hour of a bloke in his shed drinking and talking about his records shouldn't really work,,, but testament to you pat it does,,, Im addicted.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks appreciate that, for me it felt like I was chatting to you all individually, thanks Pat

[@johnbruce5107]

Wow Pat, Those albums don’t ever part with them, me and my first wife did car boot sales approximately 35 years ago, I had about 400 albums, you guessed it, I decided to sell them, I have regretted it ever since, you can not get them back, all those memories.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes John a story I keep hearing, definitely hanging onto mine, thanks Pat

[@Blueparradiddle]

At 42.03 - "I'm just going to get another drink --"a quick slurp" -that got me, I cracked and went to the cooler and got a cold one ! Patrick, it was amazing to see how many records between you and your good wife that I have in my collection at home. I am going to check on my Zep 4 album, because I bought that in 1976 and have only played it once (I used to buy a record and tape it, then leave it in my collection, something many did I think ?) and what with the new Soulo coming out in May, there could be a few pounds there towards the cost of it. Again, like many of your followers, it's a big thank you from me again- great subject too. Lastly, I wish my wife liked King Crimson and ELP !!!!, take care, cheers, Mike

[@patrickdickinson6492]

You might be suprised what it is worth Mike, you could also sell it and any others on the Discogs website, all the best Pat

[@rorkycorky]

Oh boy. So great to see a person flip through their record collection. IN THEIR OWN SHED PUB.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

It Felt amazing too....thanks Pat

[@ColinHarperSummerson]

Really enjoyable Patrick, much of my own taste in music too and similar memories, i was born 1965, remember 70"s, 80's with great love, sadly world is much a different place now, especially people attitudes to each other , to think we grew up in a time that fashion followed music, all the smart clothes and Groups / Gangs of friends were made with same tastes, that were born from great music, teddy boys, mods, rockers , northern soul, rude boys , specials , selecta , new romantic music like spandau ballet, omd , was such a lot of great soul music in the 70s and reggae too, ahh thank heaven for music and beer , Cheers Patrick 😃👍🍺

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Colin, yes I,am glad I grew up when I did and had the enjoyable childhood I had, times have changed, I don,think the younger generation had the fun we did, looking at a screen can,the the same, great to be able to chat about my records and my younger days, all the best Pat

[@ColinHarperSummerson]

@@patrickdickinson6492 remember in the 70's going to local electric goods shop, where could buy some ex jukebox singles , with the middles out a bargain price , every Christmas and birthday there would be a elvis Presley LP from my big brother, (every) lol, jumble sales with your mum and the old 50s record players would pick up for few pence , those were the days aye Pat 👍🙂

[@punkhiker389]

Really enjoyed it. Your enthusiasm for the records is fantastic. I'm a collector and have been for many years. Have a few of the ones you own. Don't have a pub in my garden but here in Sweden they are still open.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Nice to hear from Sweden, not been in a real pub for months, luckly I have this small bit of heaven, all the best Pat

[@ianbrowne9217]

Who are all the people in your photos pat? Looks iconic.

[@ashlar36]

Nice one Pat, my wife made me get rid of my turntable as in her words "it just collects dust" when I saw the Led Zep 4 album sat on the mat it brought back some great memories.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Time to get another I think Andrew....thanks Pat

[@stephenbeardwood1640]

cheers pat you are the Bob Ross of the outdoors and the beer shed great stuff keep the videos comming

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed it Stephen, great to be able to talk to everyone about music and my records and a few pints of course, all the best Pat

[@AndyWragg]

Pats wife's on a Zoom call, Pat gets bolloxed in his shed. Outstanding. I can't remember the last time I listened to an actual record. Got a box of vinyl in the loft maybe I should have my collection appraised.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yep worth a look Andy, a great way to spend the afternoon, like I told my wife, I only had a couple, all the best Pat

[@telejim2238]

Nice collection Pat, some of the best music made!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks for listening

[@lannayedurham9867]

I would rather watch your films than any Hollywood movie top banana thank you Lannaye from Leicester

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Lannaye, really kind of you to say, thanks Pat

[@nickgreen5695]

I bloody love you Patrick. Your a positive chap

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Nick...always positive, got to be the way to go, all the best Pat

[@zakksrage]

I don’t know why I just like watching this Lad just pound down pints. No sipping here. Let’s get me self hammered

[@patrickdickinson6492]

It was a good day, thanks Pat

[@northofenglandoutdoors6557]

REally enjoyes this mate. There are some of my favourites on there... From Dire Straits to Pink Floyd... Wishbone Ash to Glenn Miller. I bet your little pub is great on a weekend. Thanks for this.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Its the best place to be, its like a time machine, you are back in the 70,s just like that, trouble is I don,t want to come back, thanks Pat

[@jonathanvictor5848]

I have been watching this channel since 2017, and even my 9 year old son loves watching your videos (the camping ones). Your a regular on our living room TV. Loved this video. I couldn’t believe it a few months ago when our sons friends were round, one of them came up to me holding my cassette walkman and asked if it was a mobile phone.. Its a different world and Im only 32. Streaming music is okay on the go but doesnt come close to having the vinyl/cassette, even a CD. I think the whole concept of an “album” is disappearing with streaming services that let you constantly skip songs. Anyway, im going on a bit. Thanks for all the free entertainment! Look forward to more outdoors stuff, and gutted theres no camping just now, we are up Northern Scotland and the snow is 4 foot deep.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks for watching my channel Jonathan, times are changing, but some of us don,t want to change too much, I like the old days, all the best Pat

[@vinnysamways63]

You can't beat a mansleague day in the beer shed! Excellent!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes Vinny, best place to be, thanks Pat

[@stevie12]

that was magic pat ,just to see inside a pub ,and a real pint ,they were the days ,cheers stevie

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes reckon alot of people are missing the pub atmosphere, and the hand pulled ale as well, thanks Pat

[@drubber007]

1:47 your wife's gutted Pat 😂

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I, you might be right....Pat

[@ousetunes]

What an absolute classic video. The classic albums and the classic old pubs of Broomhill and town. I walked through every pub door during your video, including the Blue Bell on High Street whose smoke is still in my hair!! Bit younger than your good self, Pat, but we must have passed in many a pub doorway. Cheers for the video. Brilliant!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I,am sure we did David, I spent a lot of time in the pubs round Broomhill, met my wife in the York in the 80,s I felt like I was back in the 70,s in my pub, great memories, all the best Pat

[@AndrewBryantPianoTuner]

My god I love this beautiful human being!!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Kind thoughts Ken,great to look back to these magical times..... thanks Pat 😊

[@rwalker9644]

A legend in Notts ? This man,s a superstar all over - what about these tribute - vlogs appearing ? An ode to and Hello There ?? Thanks for the record memory ‘s and time for another beer i think Cheers Rob

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes all the records have so many memories, mixed with a few pints, what could be better.... all the best Pat

[@NapoleonDynamites]

Saved for tomorrow Friday night, with my pint in the man cave. 🙂👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Think you will enjoy it John

[@NapoleonDynamites]

@@patrickdickinson6492 Really enjoyed it Pat. I may have some more jobs for you to go about in the summer, since you enjoy Records, maybe you should put some hinges on your seating the seat lifts up and it could double up as storage for yourself and your good lady's Records! BTW everyone that ever had a record player had a Bat Out Of Hell album. I do believe Meatloaf sold the rights to that album for 100k when he was about to release it. It could have made him over 100 million! You reminded me of a story when you were talking about the cassette tape, In Ireland there is the irish version of Dragons Den, one of the guys on it is a very wealthy man, in an interview they asked him does he know any of the British Dragons Den folk, he said he has met a couple of them but didn't know them personally, they then asked him if he knew Sir Allan Sugar! He said he met him years ago when he owned a pub in London, he said AS walked in one day with a suitcase full of knocked off car cassette player's, he said Sugar couldn't have been any order than 15.... every time now when I watch the Apprentice I always smile thinking of that story.

[@judithsmith9274]

Brilliant. We are a similar age. Have the same taste in music and also love ballroom and sequence dancing. In this lockdown we have our own music nights and reminisce. 🍻

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Judith, they were great days back then, every day was a new adventure, good to reminisce. Hoping to get back dancing soon, managed a few dances back in Sept/ Oct, then as the gym classes were closed so was all the dancing, when we did dance in Oct some people had not danced for 6 months but it all came back which is good news for alot of us. I have my Covid jab booked for next week so got to look to the future, and a better year, thanks Pat

[@PaulOutdoors]

A quick slurp lol 😂🤣😁. This is my first visit to your pub Patrick but not my last. An absolutely superb watch and listen Patrick from start to finish and an equally marvellous vinyl record collection on display there. Love them all and particularly pleasing for me to see ELOs Out of the Blue, an absolute masterpiece from start to finish as are all of their albums from the 70s and up to present day. Yes, I an avid ELO fan and Jeff Lynne's latest incarnation of ELO are touring again. Your trip down memory lane Patrick brought back many memories of my own as I am sure it has for everyone who tuned in. Thank you Sir. You are a gem. Paul 👍😊

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Paul and your very welcome to my pub, and it's good to share a pint with you. Great to talk about my classic records of the 80/90,s many memories when we play these records. Hope to be camping soon probably in the garden but we will be returning to the pub soon, all the best Pat

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Greetings from Salt Lake City, Utah. I miss the 70's...I think. Well maybe. Now that I really think about it...no. For one thing...no small breweries like those today. Great video. Thanks Patrick!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Know what you mean, the good old days were the bit we chose to remember, all the best Pat

[@jb-hw9if]

The best channel on KZbin. Your pub and records are brilliant but hearing about the pubs in Sheffield that I used to visit too, albeit in the 90s, even better than brilliant. 👍👍👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed it Jonathan, great to think back to the pubs we used to visit when we were younger, all the best Pat

[@scottishjackdaniels6958]

Hi Patrick. Another great video with lots of interesting information. You are a true legend. Thankyou.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Steve, who would,nt like it, pubs, beer, music and a bit of reminiscing, thanks Pat

[@tonyp011]

i have numerous Elvis Presley original singles on the RCA labels and no-one will ever beat him, no- one will ever get that charisma he possessed, plus he was the very first artist to do a world wide concert live on stage via satellite

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes a iconic star was Elvis....thanks Pat

[@aynsleycooper365]

Interesting re-visit of old music, brilliant. J and I have got really carried away thinking back, and "Sticky carpets" wow...

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes Aynsley great to look back at earlier years, and the music really does takes you back, thanks Pat

[@iancrawford1140]

i remember a day we were underage in a pub, then some of our teachers came in!,they didnt say anything bless them!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Haha yes you were lucky to have such understanding teaches, the right decision to make....Pat

[@marktickhill8465]

Brilliant Video Patrick. Always enjoy your vids. This one was special as the memories came flooding back. ❤️👍👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed it Mark, yes definetly one to trigger a few memories when you look back to the time when you were younger, thanks Pat

[@oldskoolpaul77]

The pub shed just gets better and better! What a great collection of classic records!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yep, exactly my thoughts, best thing I have ever built, thanks Pat

[@bushcraftandastronomer.3775]

Hi Patrick. Fantastic memories you brought back for me with this great old days. I remember those disco lights and the big ones in late 1970s. Talking about music I was a meat loaf fan in late 70s and 1980. I still remember shaken Steven's and that classic green door. 80s I liked the blues brothers and they made a film which I remember and then there was madness group. I still remember Adam ant. Late 70s I was a kid and I loved disco music and at boarding school we had discos which was so cool. Early 80s were great and I loved the music back then. I remember those record players of the 1970s and they were classic. Your wife and yourself has a great collection of them and I can remember few of them. Last week I did a lockdown local wild camp and it felt so good to get to camp again. This week I'm doing another lockdown wild camp and hopefully easing of lockdown happens soon. I tasted beer when I was about 9 years old but I didn't like it. You remember blues brothers and Madness? I thought they were good. Michael Jackson was great as he did legendary songs like thriller which I loved. More recently I like Sash and they are dance group and their song stay was fantastic. Spice girls were good and the song I also liked was gangsta's paradise by Coolio and LV. Imagine if youtube was around in the 1970s and early 80s it would be awesome! Great classic video from the good old days and stay safe!!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi there, great to look back to the good old days and the great music we played back then, its so good we can relive those memories still and listen to some great track's. I have Meat Loaf and Bat out of Hell, a classic,it's difficult to know which to play they all have memories. Maybe another garden camp soon if we are not allowed out, still be good to be camping anywhere, all the best Pat

[@scotttaylor3664]

Really enjoyed watching you in your pub shed again Pat. Made sure I had a pint in hand too whilst watching. Great stuff.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Scott, great atmosphere in there, thanks Pat

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

Brilliant. That's me getting some beers after and great viewing tonight. Brilliant.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hope you enjoy it Gareth

[@BaldFoodieGuy]

@@patrickdickinson6492 brilliant Pat. Just watched it. Great albums you both have. I have some of them originals. I was waiting at the end of the video for a bonus track with 2 mins of video left running. Brilliant.

[@MrDazP1adv3ntures]

I've thoroughly enjoyed this one Patrick and I'm on my 3rd Green Gecko IPA as we speak. At times it felt like I was there with you having a beer and reminiscing over the albums. As a 15 year old in the mid eighties I toured with my father who was quite big in Sheffield and South Yorkshire on the cabaret scene. I had done almost every Working man's club and Miners club by the age of 16 which was during some pretty difficult times with the miner's strikes going on. There were so many places to name - Park and Arbourthorne, Dial House, Wood house, Pitsmoor, Bell house rd, Wood Seats, Shire green, Bright side, Manor house, Aurendel ex servicemens.........it goes on and on. Happy times and some great nights out with some pretty strict entertainment and concert secretaries ruling the roost. All the best buddy and always a pleasure to watch your videos.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Really nice to hear of your story of your early days in Sheffield Clubs, they were entertaining places in the 80/90,s. Remember going to Crooks and Woodseats for modern jive dances, not sure which of your list have survived, great to look back to those times and the music of that era, thanks Pat

[@robertthrossell4321]

Gr8 to see Pat on a dismal Wednesday nite in lock down cheer me up with another fantastic video 👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Robert, hopefully it can only get better, thanks Pat

[@howardrutter7423]

Really enjoyed your pub video .and you both have a good taste in music. You are a legend Patrick,

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thank you Howard, the music really brought back some great memories.... all the best Pat

[@merseytrainz]

Oh Double Diamond, oh yes Red Barrel, that brings back memories.... Oh and Cherry B, yes Babycham for the girls.... times gone by......

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes remember them well, Brew 10, Worthington E, Trophy bitter, all rubish by todays hand pulled ales, thanks Pat

[@tom1gill1]

You're such an inspiration! Miss proper pubs something rotten. Please keep making these videos.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Tom, and yes I miss the real pubs of my youth, hopefully I have replaced it with my own pub..... thanks Pat

[@henryporter5466]

Brilliant, Pat. No apology required for Memory lane, everybody will take a stroll sooner or later. Regards, Henry.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Henry, I do like looking back occasionally, brings back such great memories, thanks Pat

[@shauntodd7123]

Me and my wife love Queen and Fleetwood Mac. Dire straits Brothers in Arms and Romeo & Juliet just brilliant. Your vinyl collection is fantastic and your shed pub is still sublime. I love the changes you make aswell. Keeps the shed pub fresh and well your ZZ top fan👌The Bat out of hell stage show was great.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

All those names mean such a lot, such great music and memories , will be visiting the pub again, as I have been doing quite a few improvements recently, and hoping to fit another camp on soon, all the best Pat

[@kevinhughes2440]

That collection is fantastic. Some absolute classics.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Kevin, such memories... thanks Pat

[@steelcity321pb6]

Wow Patrick! I for sure definitely loved this video. You’ve done what I love to do when sat with friends - that is reminiscing! I guess you gathered that given my past responses to your videos😄. I remember loads of those pubs you talked about. Most of them were brilliant hostelries. I was never a nightclub person. Dancing to disco, Blue Beat, Ska, soul, reggae, and Motown music never cut it with me. What I remember about the late-60s, and early-70s was constantly avoiding gangs of skinheads. Having hair almost down to my elbows, and wearing tie ‘n’ dye t-shirts, flared beans on which flowers were embroidered bellow the knees, long leather waistcoats, large floppy felt hats on which flowers were embroidered, and Afghan coats heavily scented with oil of patchouli, tended to arouse unprovoked aggression amidst those short-haired, boots ‘n’ bracers, and jeans at half mast fraternities LOL. The first pub I strolled into (around late 1970) was The Cricket, Penny Lane, over in Totley. It was close to home, but not too close - didn’t want my mom finding out I was entering pubs under age, consuming alcohol, and therefore breaking the law 😂. As far as my parents were concerned, it was ‘bad enough’ I dressed like I did, and, “Showed allegiances towards that politically unspeakable party.” LOL. As a wee lad I’d rebelled against attending boarding school: I was, in short, “A cultural disappointment.” 😀🙃😀🙃. Certainly under the age of twenty, it was rare we lads ventured into the city centre at nights. If dad was attending some meeting or other at the Heatherfield over in Totley, we lads ventured into the Hare and Hounds, or the ‘Dev’ down into the centre of the village. Once I passed my driving test, and owned a car (my first car was an Austin Maxi), the pubs we frequented included: Eyre Arms at Hassop, Shoulder of Mutton at Bradwell, Wanted Inn at Sparrowpit, Maynard Arms at Grindleford, The Sir William at Grindleford, and Monsal Head at Monsal Dale - it held live heavy rock, and metal bands every Sunday evening. Occasionally we ventured into the city. Pubs we ventured were a few of the the ones you mentioned: Hallamshire Hotel on Lydgate Lane, Kings Head, Crosspool Tavern, Plough Inn on Sandygate Road, Shiny Sheff, Sportsman, and Three Merry Lads out at Redmires. Other pubs I fondly remember at that time were the Bulls Head on Fullwood Road, Rising Sun at Nethergreen, Porter Cottage, Stag on Psalter Lane, Byron House and Union Hotel At Netheredge, Banner Cross Hotel, Prince of Wales at the top of Carterknowle Road, Rising Sun on Abbey Lane (a very popular pub), the Hammer and Pincers at Bents Green - near to my old school, Silverdale, and the Castle on Twentywell Lane. I was brought up to appreciate classical music, including Chamber, and church choral music - which I wore until I was around twelve to thirteen years’ old then I began appreciating artistes such as Blind Lemmon Jefferson, Little Walter, Howlin’ Wolf (my favourite), Elmore James, Sun House, Jimmy Reed, T-Bone Walker, Jack Dupree, Sonny Boy Williamson, Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, and good ol’ Blind Willie Johnson. Certainly by the age of nine I’d become a staunch fan of The Rolling Stones ✌🏻. We listened to music on equipment manufactured by Pye. Dad insisted on everything ‘home entertainment’ in our household had to be of the Pye brand - that included radios, radiogram, record player, and televisions. I remember him looking at me somewhat askew when I said I personally preferred Sony rather than Pye equipment LOL. Oh man: I could go on for hours exchanging notes with you, but alas tiz time to go. Until next time, stay safe, and happy reminiscing my friend, Phil.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Phil I knew I would have a great comment from you, and I,am not disapointed, especially as we frequented the same area and pubs in the early 70,s All the pubs you mentioned we visited, and they were packed you had to squese your way in, and being under age last thing you wanted was to be spotted by family or friends of your parents and your teachers at school, but it was all worth it for the exciement. I can see the old hippy roots in you, must admit patchouli is one of my favourite oils, it drifts round our house on a regular occasion. At 17/18 when friends could drive then that opened up a new area to explore, the Derbyshire pubs enen more so as they were open untill 11-00 while most of Sheffield shut at 10-30, hopefully we will be able to visit alot of these pubs soon, if they have survived and are still there. Like you say great to reminisce, and that what this video was really about, great comments from people of our age, looking back to the great times we had when we were young. See you on the next one, thanks Pat

[@sravydogs]

Both great lps from both of you, I'm 36 years old but was brought up around that kind of music, I also like talking heads. I'm definitely going to build a shed bar in my next house. Great video.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

The bar is the best thing I have ever built, definitely recommend one, all the best Pat

[@missmaryhdream6560]

Hello there Pat, in your beautiful shed pub. Lucky you. Them lights are the bizz. Great atmosphere x. Lovely to see you cheered our morning up.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thank you kindly, hope you have a great day, thanks Pat

[@brianthetrain9283]

Feel as though I have been out to the pub. Thanks for the brake out of house! If I had had one for one with you, would be unconscious by now😴👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to have a drink with you Brian, all the best Pat

[@georgea2583]

Loved watching this. So glad I came upon it. Inspired me to go look out my old LPs. Not seen them in years. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great George, bet they brought back many memories....thanks Pat

[@georgea2583]

Certainly did Pat. I am two years older than you and had some of the same as your collection. I have the Led Zeppelin 2 album you mentioned 👍

[@patrickbrett1552]

I really want to come to yours. Love you mate. Perfick.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Patrick, you may have to join the que, it's a popular pub, thanks Pat

[@paulroberts7561]

Great remembering Pat. Almost like being there with you. If only the beer was near by.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Paul, great to enjoy a few beers with you, all the best Pat

[@andyh4260]

Hi Patrick, another great video. Me and the wife sat and watched last night. I now want a turntable but for now have added a few new albums to my Spotify after having my memory jogged. Keep up the good work and enjoy the pub, you will be back camping in trees soon enough

[@patrickdickinson6492]

It's a great way to enjoy music Andy, the vinyl and turntable just add something unique and different to the experience. Must admit we both listen to quite a lot of music oñ Spotify, so easy and convenient, all the best Pat

[@Julie-ki7sc]

Thanks for another great video. It was nice reminiscing. Reminds me of the records I owned and memories that went with them. I still cringe now when I think how my mum threw away some coloured vinyls I had when she bought a new record player. Have memories of dancing in the lounge to her 60s singles. I had lots of 80s LPs, then as you say we had cassettes that you found wrapped around your player when you pulled them out. Keeping me sane and smiling through lockdown on the front line. Thank you. Stay safe

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Julie, yes nice to look back to more carefree time's when all you had to think about was where shall we go tonight. Although the theme of this video was about records I think the reminiscing about the pubs and clubs has brought back many memories to people, thanks for all you are doing Pat

[@nickcollins7568]

Enjoying a beer whilst listening to a great record make a brilliant combination. You have a fantastic taste in music. I have quite a few of the records you have too.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Nick, beer and music, what more do you want, the perfect match, it 7.30 pm just about to head up to the shedpub, àll the best Pat

[@nickcollins7568]

@@patrickdickinson6492 Excellent. Think it's time for me to crack open a bottle of beer and put a record on myself but it will be in my living room. Have a wood burning stove in their to help keep me warm. Hope you are able to heat it ok in this bitterly cold weather

[@kevinsmith2736]

hi there you cant beat a man cave i allways in my cave on weekend and lots of beer very relaxing with my wood fire

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Kevin, yes such great places, just can't beat it, best place on the world....... all the best Pat 😊

[@combat-2156]

My mouth is watering and so are my eyes

[@patrickdickinson6492]

You need a nice pint of hand pulled ale, with a tight creamy head, down in one, thanks Pat

[@Lightfur]

This is so good Patrick! If you could reach out to other shed pub owners, you could have a tv screen up and link over wifi to video chat. Do it right and it would be like everyone sitting in a pub together. You wouldn’t even have to talk, or even have it on for that matter. But if you wanted it to be more social, I think it would work really well. Thanks for the vids anyway, so enjoyable to watch. My Dad has been a brewer for 50 years and was brought up on beer. The pub is my church 🍻

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Amazing idea Stephen, but beyond me, just simple things for me now. Your Dad will know plenty about beer I,am sure, thanks Pat

[@EamonAdams]

Thanks for another great show! Music and beer... maybe a wee whiskey... is a combination hard to beat. Enjoyed the video a lot. Stay safe and enjoy.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Ramon, yes music and a few pints, a match made in heaven, great to look back at some classic albums, all the best Pat

[@UAPJedi]

After lockdown Patrick, you should consider carrying on this format, but perhaps with a few guests or mates reminiscing and chewing the cud, I think it would be awesome. Thanks very much the hours flown by.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I think visits to the pub will become a reqular item on my channel, thanks Pat

[@claudbutlerroux7510]

Another great video. Enjoying Timothy Taylors Landlord while watching.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Enjoy!...very nice traditioan bitter, thanks Pat

[@richardbuckley4187]

Patrick I had to watch it again

[@patrickdickinson6492]

That's good !... thanks Pat

[@milo4222]

Gerat Stuff Patrick.. I enjoy just about all the records you have in your collection.. The 80's was an odd time for sure.. Thx for sharing !!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes quite a variety of music in the 70,s and 80,s ........great to let the music transport you back there, thanks Pat

[@johncompton8902]

Nice one Patrick, brings back memories, going around to mates or girlfriends house’s with hand full of LP,s under my arm, still got all LP,s and stack, from 71-74... Hey Mann I’ve still got my beads, 😂

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Sounds great!... hang on to them there all great memories, and possibly worth a bit now, all the best Pat

[@jeffharvey6288]

Absolutely brilliant mate. Never thought I'd sit through an hour, but I did. We're about same age..I'm 67 and reminiscing about albums and drinking in 70s was just great. I think I have most of the albums you showed Pat..and I think I'll have a look on line at that deck. Keep it up fella and all round to yours after lockdown..🍻🍻🍻🥃🥃🥃👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Jeff, they were great days, and great music, even if the beer was crap, all the best Pat

[@teterouge1472]

Most excellent Pat. Gold star sir. All the best to you and yours

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thank you, a great afternoon, all the best Pat

[@gerrykeoghan344]

Patrick Dickinson your a legend! came across your page here tonight fabulous what a shedpub awesome

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Gerry, kept me sane building the shedpub during lockdown, just enjoying it at the moment, such a great place to spend several hours in the day, thanks Pat

[@gerrykeoghan344]

@@patrickdickinson6492 Most welcome.