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Molly Moggs was on the corner of Old Compton Street and Charing Cross Road in Soho, London. ​It was best known for its flamboyant drag shows, friendly staff and was at the heart of the LGBT scene for decades. The iconic Gay bar closed unexpectedly on 30th March 2017. The closure was a blow to Soho’s Gay identity. Molly Moggs, Bar, Soho Molly Moggs was on the corner of Old Compton Street and Charing Cross Road in Soho, London. It was best known for its flamboyant drag shows, friendly staff and was at the heart of the LGBT scene for decades. The iconic Gay bar closed unexpectedly on 30th March 2017. The closure was a blow to Soho’s Gay identity. Read More “It comes with a heavy heart that we have to inform you all of this situation. “Unfortunately today we say goodbye to the Molly Moggs that we've all loved for many years" Molly Mogg Management

FIST opened in February 1994 at the Chunnel club in London’s Vauxhall. Underground and avant-garde, the hardcore fetish club enforced a strict leather/rubber/skin gear dress code. Back in the 90s, fetish was considered underground and taboo! FIST broke boundaries, challenged people’s beliefs about sex, and made clubbing hard, sexy and dirty – never forgetting the infamous playroom. F ist Suzie Krueger presents FIST opened in February 1994 at the Chunnel club in London’s Vauxhall. Underground and avant-garde, the hardcore fetish club enforced a strict leather/rubber/skin gear dress code. Back in the 90s, fetish was considered underground and taboo! FIST broke boundaries, challenged people’s beliefs about sex, and made clubbing hard, sexy and dirty – never forgetting the infamous playroom. FIST was the mother of all fetish clubs that followed. DJ’s regularly cut their teeth at FIST. The club’s hard techno sound track was supplied by the likes of E J Doubell, Jack Chang and Brent Nicholls , and the monthly meet featured live pervy performances from American extreme performance artist Ron Athey, Italian performance artist Franko B and porn star Buck Meadows, to name a few. FIST grew quickly, attracting a worldwide audience, moving to Denmark Place then SubStation South in Brixton and on to Imperial Gardens in Camberwell. Finally, after 9 years, and over 100 parties, the police closed the club down. The final FIST FAREWELL was in December 2002. But Queen of kink, Suzie Krueger returned with Hard On , off spring from the infamous club, opening in September 2003 at Cynthia’s in London Bridge. HARD ON is still London’s sexiest gay fetish club, and one that continues to challenge fetish clubbing into the 21st century. Suzie put the funk into fetish, adding sports gear to her dress code and creating what we now know as ‘Your Dirty Dance Club’. Embracing the new, and keeping the old, has seen Hard On reach its decade of keeping London hard. www.qxmen.com/feature/fist-fact-file/

Special thanks to some of the individuals that have contributed to the making of Lost Gay London website. Source Material for this page: www.qxmagazine.com www.afterwards.org.uk/backstreetclub/ www.doreenfletcherartist.com/copy-of-fp-022-corner-shop-canning- www.chichesterpride.co.uk/post/a-brief-history-of-drag-in-the-uk https://en.wikipedia.org/ www.facebook.com/peter.ashworth.photography www.qxmagazine.com/pdf/gayhistory-south www.facebook.com/groups/sherbeta-clubbing-legend-6685854754/ www.facebook.com/groups/378960008901960?locale=en_GB (FF) www.facebook.com/groups/16318276046/media (Shebang Magazine) https://lgbthistoryuk.org/wiki/Shebang www.bigissue.com/culture/lily-savage-british-drag-pays-tribute-to-a-queen/ www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2024/mar/27/secret-life-of-paul-ogrady-by-friends-his-numbers-still-saved-in-my-phone-i-cant-delete-it (Paul O’Grady aka Lily Savage) www.theblackcap.com/html/regina_fong.htm https://apropos-site.com/blog/out-and-about www.qxmagazine.com/2013/04/the-a_z-of-cabaret/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnmills www.closedpubs.co.uk/london/sw1_belgravia_stag2.html https://islington.humap.site/map/records/colin-devereaux www.queermusicheritage.com/drag-fivedrag.html www.oocities.org/lilysavage_uk/biography.html https://swishcraftmusic.com/artists/rich-b/ www.bishopsgate.org.uk/collections/london-pride-1990s www.youtube.com/@paullaurendeau2439 www.youtube.com/@Tittilacamp Special thanks to some of the individuals that have contributed to the making of L ost G ay L ondon website. Kimberley Clarke aka Mzz Kimberley Lewis Oswald Jota Da Costa Mark Wardel aka TradeMark Pippa Alldritt Rose Collis - Collection Roddy F Suzie Krueger "Without you, we would not be able to have such an amazing source of material for our archive, Thank you" Gage Öhrn

M usic for the soul! Welcome to our d iverse music hub! Whether you're a fan of catchy classic pop melodies, energetic dance beats, pulsating techno and trance choons, or the intense solid state sound of hard-house, you've come to the right place. Music is the backbone of our past! We danced and partied at weekends, went to Prides together and danced some more, or just chilling at someones house after a night out listening to ... you guessed it, more MUSIC. Here you can explore our extensive collection of genres and rediscover favourites to keep your playlist fresh and exciting. We've found many recordings that were recorded live at the club or event for you to enjoy and wonder, "was I there that night?". Dive in and enjoy the vibrant world of music tailored to every taste! Steve Thomas Mix Pride 97 (3 parts) Tony De Vit Essential Mix (1995) BANG AT BUSBY'S LONDON 1989 Trade Xmas Classics 2013 Part 1 Mixed By DJ Gonzzalo Love Muscle Sounds of the Fridge, Brixton DJ Karim LIVE @ WARRIORS, TURNMILLS DTPM at Bar Rumba London 1994-1996 Blu Peter Blast from the Past A Reactivate 9 Tribute Mix Lost Gay London's Choice Choons mix DJ Zach Burns HEAVEN LONDON meets HEAVEN ZURICH Rich B Recorded live at The 'Fruit Machine' Heaven November 1994 Kitty Lips Queen Maxine Part 1 Kitty Lips Queen Maxine Part 2 DJ Daz TROLL @ Soundshaft London April 1990 (Tape 1) Rachel Auburn Out Of Her Box 1996 Have your say! Who were your favourite DJs to dance to in our L ost G ay P ast?

Reginald Sutherland Bundy (26 May 1946 – 15 April 2003) was a British dancer, actor and television presenter best known for his drag persona H.I.H. (Her Imperial Highness) Regina Fong. Regina's stage act entailed audience participation, and used a variety of songs, jingles, and sound effects. She was one of the regular hosts of London's Lesbian and Gay Pride Festival. REGINA FONG Reginald Sutherland Bundy was a Cabaret artiste b est known for his drag persona: H.I.H. (Her Imperial Highness) The Grand Duchess, Regina Fong, Last of the Romanovs. He first developed his act in 1985, and quickly achieved regular spots at the Black Cap pub in Camden Town and the R oyal V auxhall T avern. The character was a Russian princess who had supposedly escaped to Britain following the Russian Revolution. Regina, fast became a gay drag icon of success with regular shows at Black Cap and the Royal Vauxhall Tavern Regina Fong Reginald Bundy Regina Fong Credit to: Alan Patient of www.plaquesoflondon.co.uk

Trade was a culturally important gay club night held at Turnmills in London founded in 1990 by Laurence Malice. Turnmills was the first club in the UK to be given a 24-hour "Music & Dance" licence. This was gained after Laurence Malice convince Newman that there was a need for people to be able to party in a safe environment after 3 am. Trade resident DJs included, Martin Confusion, Daz Saund, Trevor Rockliffe, and Malcolm Duffy, Tony De Vit, Tall Paul, Alan Thompson, Pete Wardman, Ian M

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