In the late 1970s and early ‘80s, no Tyneside nightspot could rival the style and sophistication of Newcastle's Tuxedo Junction.
It was a time when big hair, shoulder pads, and bling were all the rage - and that was just the blokes.
The club was opened by flamboyant Newcastle businessman Michael Quadrini in 1978 just as the disco craze arrived in the UK and the Saturday Night Fever phenomenon took over the cinemas, pop charts and radio waves.
