Leggy, breezy, bouncy and Smillie
Those were the days ...
FISHNET tights and an American flag. Girls on the left raise your right leg, girls on the right raise your left one. You can imagine the photographer barking the orders. My jaw drops just a little as I read someone writing in the Glasgow Herald in 1981: “If you have ‘pzazz’ you have style, charm, charisma, sparkle and oomph. You are in fact just the sort of person who is likely to be going to a new and exclusive disco in the centre of Glasgow called Pzazz.” Admittedly it was an advertisement feature. Pzazz was opened above Charlie Parker’s in Royal Exchange Square and rather then have folk with oomph and sparkle, it tended to have footballers, car dealers and, em, journalists.
Beneath a lot of hair in this picture is Carol Smillie, one of the Pzazz staff, who went on to have a successful career in television. At least she lasted longer in the public eye than Pzazz which is now the bar/diner One Up.