It wasn't a club, yet stayed open till 2am,  hosting acts such as funk band Gonzalez, and pub rockers Kilburn and the High Roads. Reviewed in one music paper the first summer, it was immediately recognised as plugging the "vast gap in the social and financial standings of various venues", where you can "eat, drink, boogie and listen to a live set during an evening which lasts till two"... "late enough for most people" (those were the days!) - and "excellent bands are to be found there".
This was not a social group, but remained open late into the night, hosting acts like funk band Gonzalez and pub rockers Kilburn and the High Roads. In its first summer, it was quickly recognized as addressing the "large disparity in social status and financial resources among various venues", where you can "enjoy food and drinks, dance, and listen to a live performance that spans an entire evening until 2am"... "late enough for most people" (those were the days!) - and "outstanding bands are frequently discovered there".