The Hunt for Bible John

POVZETEK

Far from the Swinging Sixties of London, Glasgow was in a state of disarray, with appalling living conditions in much of the city and many of the tenement slums being torn down. Life was hard, but Glaswegians had a lifeline in the form of the dance halls. Glasgow was known for being "dancing daft' and boasted many of the country's top dance halls. But given the city"s numerous gangs and hard-drinking reputation, there was always a level of violence simmering beneath the surface.