  In May of 1963, Belle Vue departed from the traditional dance formats that had been popular in earlier years and embraced the movement towards youth and pop music. A less than popular dance club held on Sundays in the Elizabethan Ballroom was cancelled and replaced with The Top Ten Club hosted by England's top DJ, Jimmy Savile. Apparently, the Top Ten Club drew crowds in the region of 2,000.   All the material on this web site is © David Boardman, unless otherwise stated, and may not be copied, downloaded or otherwise reproduced or retransmitted without the written permission of the webmaster. Any contravention of the copyright of others is unintentional and will be corrected immediately when brought to the attention of the webmaster. |