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Mudd Club: Magical memories of legendary night out in Aberdeen
The Mudd Club was THE place to be on a Monday night.
The Mudd Club was a legendary Monday night out in Aberdeen. Gayle Ritchie digs out some old photos and takes a trip down memory lane.
Mention the Mudd Club to thousands of folk lucky enough to have experienced its magic in the 80s, 90s and noughties and the chances are they will start grinning insanely.
Running on Monday nights within The Palace on Bridge Street (formerly Ritzy’s, Bonkers and originally the Palace Theatre), it was a haven for alternative music lovers and those who wanted to hang out with like-minded people and have fun.
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