Dave Cave

Wow what a blast from the past seeing your picture pop up here.

We met through vasco zambelli of time and place fame.I was helping him out at the landsdowne hotel at the time I think. I have a grainy photo of us at your parents house somewhere !!!.

Hi Dave, I loved Time & Place, I’ve never loved a club as much. The music you played was the best, your the only DJ that played Grazin in the Grass, Friends of distinction, I still play that at least once a week several times over lol !!
We became friends and hung out together, my name is Sherry, you probably won’t remember me, but we had many laughs. Your a long way from home now, and in the toy trade. My Mum had a few toy shops, so the toy industry was in my blood growing up ha!!
Lovely remenicing, take care Dave
Best wishes Sherry x

Hi Dave,
Good to see you looking and doing well.
Our paths crossed briefly when I was a manager on Ken Leary's club circuit for a couple of years, under general manager Billy 'Mac'; and I remember you moving to Piccadilly Radio when it opened. I managed the 'Wishing Well' in Swinton for a while, where I think you'd had a flat on the top floor before it was converted into 'Champagne Charlies' Club. The Wishing Well still gets online mentions from its former DJ Mike Prince, who (maybe still) holds reunions in the 'Bull's Head' next door.
Later I had a record shop in Radcliffe for a while; Alan Cash and some of the other DJs would occasionally call in for a cuppa (although I don't remember them ever buying anything). And after that I managed clubs in London, where I'm now in contented retirement.
There, let's see what that bunch of name dropping brings out.
Best wishes, Dave.

good god dave - 45 years ago !! just like yesterday when you were doing your leaving for jakata tape - still have it...

Still my best mate!!

as usual I get things in a muddle, I have just got this new laptop and windows 10 is a b---------- lets go back to '98 I was alright with that.  Do you ever get back to the UK? we could have a noggin...….or two. Always had you in high regard

I remember you from Makro one of our favourite buyers 

Where you a footballer too

hi dave , this is Geoff from time and place, when you left i became the dj down stair then i went and worked at nice and easy for three years.i still remmber all the good times we had in one of the best club you can finde.i have been trying for year to get in touch with yoursel.rember Greg Edward and the manager we had Vasco.my no is 07973286209 would love to hear from you. take care and be safe .

there was an other Dave Cave living in Manchester, working for Makro Self Service wholesalers in UK and Asia, who knows him

Hi Dave, I’m trying to get my hands on a copy of your autobiography - do you know how I can?
Please email me at catherinelatitudelondon.com if you (or anyone that has one spare) see’s this!

Thankyou!
Catherine

Hi' Dave, doing this just after our gracious Queen Elizabeths funeral, very very proud to be be British. My name is Vinny and for well over 25years I was a D.J. in various M/C City centre clubs. First one was the original Portland Lodge Dickenson St just off Portland St. £4•00 a night "wow"..! ! T was a neat little venue owned by the William's brothers and a regular haunt of The Quality Street Gang. The Mancinis, Schiavos etc. I got to know them very well & even though some times they were less than honest they weren't like these villains we have in todays world.. Used to get CBS 'promo' records from a guy called 'Penn' whose small CBS office was in Portland St near the G.P.O. sorting office, great guy.. My normal supply of vinyl was of course Gary Lsbes "Spin-Inn" on Cross St mearThe Shambles Pub, American Imports £1•00 'yep'.. Can't remember how we met but I got to know Phil Wood Piccadilly 261 and went around with him for years, great guy, we went to various clubs incl' "Slack Alice" Bootle St. Think truthfully you took me in there first how it happened I dunno'..? After work at the Portland Lodge it was either "Greasy Nick's Cafe" Oxford Rd, round the corner, a big meeting place for club employees D.J.'s, bouncers etc etc. Also there was "Ray's Bangla" facing Central Library the first Indian restaurant I think in M/C. No 'Chinatown' as it is now in those days just "Charlie Chans'' George St just off Princess St where Blinkers was (Selwyn Demmy etc). Later used to go in Oscars early doors then 'The Millionaire' where I did quite a but of work later working for the late Pete Stringfellow bless him. Worked at other venues 'Brambles", 'Rotters' but my memory of knowing you was you & I opened up and promoted 'Phillip's Park Hall', Park Lane Prestwich. Memory it was Ken Learys place did at least a couple of years there, great and a very popular venue, buzzin' as they say. As you may know it became a wedding venue and died on its 'a**e' eventually, shame.. Even though I am way past the '65' mark I am still doin' D.J. and promo' work, keeps my brain active and I still enjoy seeing people enjoying themselves.. No idea if we will ever meet up again as your on the other side of the world in a different line of work but you never know as they say.. If you get this and ever find time I will give you my home and mobile numbers, contact from you would be great. Thankfully I am still very well respected in the music game, people regularly come up and say "it's Vinny my Gid are you still doing this"..? My reply is always the same, "Yeh' stop enjoying it, stop doing it"..!! Anywsy Mr "C" it's my birthday tomorrow September 22nd and doing this has cheered me up. Wherever you are, whatever your doing, "Stay Safe" my mate. 

Hi Dave
You most likely won’t remember me but I don’t know why but your name just popped into my head and low and behold I googled you and there you are. I used to work at Ralph’s Records late 60’s early 70’s and remember you coming in to the shop to listen to new releases You were very suarve and sophisticated compared to some of the other patrons of the establishment. I have a memory of you going to Sweden- not sure if it was for business or pleasure. 
I can remember when you started at Piccadilly Radio. Great memories of a great DJ and a really special Record Shop. 
Cheers  Dorine 

How do I post pictures Dave 
How are you by the way 
I was probably the only person younger than you in those days 
I was cellerman by the way