MORRISSEY'S "SEA SICK YET STILL DOCKED" BY DORRISSEY AND THE GLADIOLI

This picture was taken in Sheffield near to the Black Swan, the group were called THE PREMONITION; (FORMERLY JACK DUPREE'S PREMONITION)

From left to right:-
Alan Watkiss : Drummer from Bolton on Dearne.
Dave Robinson. Fender Jazz Bass
Steve Walker : Vocalist.
Jim Wilson : Hammond Organ.... See More

— with Alan Watkiss, Dave Robinson, Steve Walker and GRANVILLE HILL.

Champion Jack Dupree & His Group - Calcutta Blues // BEAT CLUB 1969

My father Jim Wilson, (Black leather jacket) playing the Hammond organ is backing Jack here, does any one know the names of the other musicians?

In the 1950's my father J.F.Wilson had Wilson riders riding in the Tour De France. When riders rode in National Teams rather than today's commercial teams. Where talent was made and brought in and not bought in. 

Ron Coe pictured here 2nd right was one rider Jim Wilson turned into a 5 times National Champion and World class road rider...Ron rode the Tour with Wilson on his National Jersey. Jim is pictured here 2nd from the left...Jim was also the manager of the very successful Elswick Hopper team.

THE JUNIOR J.F.WILSON CYCLES TEAM OUTSIDE THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS CAFE. AKA LANGSETT CAFE. NEAR STRINES SHEFFIELD.

Nigel Wilson 1st place, Winning his hometown city centre cycle race, August 18th 1985. 

Sponsor Eric Gilbert (white suit) has just awarded the prizes; standing on Pinstone street with the podium's other recipients Simon Keeton and Charles Moody, 2nd & 3rd respectively.. 

Note: Nigel won this race on a Sheffield, hand built J.F.Wilson 531 racing bike, and was watched by a good crowd one of which was the cycle frame builder James Fredrick Wilson himself.

Thanks Yasushi, that's me (Nigel Wilson) winning my hometown city centre race, August 18th 1985...On my J.F.Wilson, I was 19 years old riding for my dad's life long club the Sheffield Phoenix CC...look i even to forgot to take my pump off:-)....(who needs carbonfire, no one, just go out and do some training!)...I'd been riding in Derbyshire warming up before the event...so was well warmed up before the start...broke away with 4 laps to go...the organizers thought i was a lapped rider for the first two laps...until i yelled at them "i'm OFF THE FRONT!"...was well pleased my father was alive to see that...i would not have been a Winner without him...nor would i have had such a superb bike...my father was and will always be Mr J.F.Wilson.