May 1967	St Lukes Youth Club. Leyton		First and only appearance by "Rainy Daze" featuring Terry, Colin Tucker and Dave Upton.
November 1967	Leyton Senior High School for Boys		Launch of School lunch-time Folk Club. Mainly "album" music with the occasional "live" song!
November 1967	Leyton Senior High School for Girls		Similar format to the lunch-time Folk Club at the Boys School
November 1968	Leyton Senior High School for Boys		First Folk Evening with Hratch, Al Hoyle, Terry and Colin
March 1969	Leyton Senior High School for Girls		First Folk Evening with Hratch, Mac & Den and Terry & Colin
February 1970	Leyton Senior High School for Boys		Our first "serious" gig featuring Al Stewart
February 1970	Fillebrook Youth Club E.11		Main Guest: Gordon Giltrap. Also Cliff, Kev & John appeared as did Jenny Hay (who?)
May 1970	Leyton Senior High School for Girls		First "Biggie" here featuring John Martyn. (Thanks to Ray and his pigeons!)
July 1970	Treetops Hotel, Epping		An Summer evening with Keith Christmas
September 1970	The Pied Bull, Islington		The first and only night here. The main guest was Joanne Kelly
March 1971	Loughton Girls School		Our first Folk Venture with Keith Christmas
December 1971	Leyton Town Hall. E10		First Big Venue. Featuring an almost Steeleye line up of Tim Hart, Maddy Prior & Rick Kemp
April 1972	Shenfield Folk Club, Essex		First of a series of weekly "Singers Nights"
April 1972	First "Down River" venue at the "Crooked Billet"E17		Opened with one of music's finest....Pete Atkin..
June 1972	"Down River 1" moves to "William IV"  Leyton E10 where it stays for over a year		The first month's impressive guest list included: Gasworks, John Martyn and Barry Dransfield
November 1972	Ilford Town Hall		The Ragtime Cowboy.....Steffan Grosman
April 1973	"Down River 2"  opens at the "Kings Head" Ongar		This opening night featured John Copper (of the Copper Family) together with Jenny Beeching and Thyme
	"Down River 3" opens at the "Essex Arms" Brentwood		Opening night: Pete Atkin and Thyme
July 1973	"Down River1" moves to the "Baker's Arms" Waltham Abbey		Noel Murphy is the first act to appear. Supported by Colin Tucker
September/October 1973	"Down River1" moves to its final resting place at the "Lord Brooke" Walthamstow E17. and sadly the whole  Down River empire dies...only to be replaced in......		The hugely talented Vin Garbutt and well-loved Frogmorton are guests during these final club nights
October 1973	by...concerts at the "Corbett Theatre" Loughton		Opening with a band then managed by Tony & Terry..Bully Wee

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