Sir Tom Jones, 79, is escorted to his car after a night of partying at hedonistic nightclub Tramp for its 50th anniversary Christmas bash
He joined a collection of former and current attendees to celebrate the private members club's golden anniversary on Tuesday night.
And Sir Tom Jones was escorted to his chauffeur-driven car after a fun evening of partying to celebrate Tramp's 50th anniversary Christmas bash.
The Voice UK judge, 79, joined the likes of Jo Wood and comedian Jimmy Tarbuck during the festivities on Tuesday night.
Yet Tom was ready for home as the night drew to a close as he was seen being escorted to his chauffeur-driven car by a member of staff.
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And despite heading leaving the event, the singer still made time to sign autographs and wave to photographers.
Tom looked dapper for the night in an all-black ensemble of a trouser suit with a sophisticated roll neck jumper.
The Sex Bomb hitmaker finished his look with a pair of suede boots and a collection of gold rings.
The 50th celebrations started in May with a glamorous party attended by Tramp legends including Sir Rod Stewart, Sir Michael Caine, Dame Joan Collins, Penny Lancaster and Mark Ronson.
For half a century, royals, Hollywood stars, the super-rich, the famous and the very beautiful have been lured down the dimly lit stairs to descend into the basement club in search of unbridled — and expensive — fun.
It was the nightclub where Princess Margaret felt reassured enough to let her hair down — and where her toy-boy lover Roddy Llewellyn launched his brief (and unsuccessful) singing career.
A 19-year-old Princess Anne’s enthusiastic dances are well-remembered and it was at Tramp that Prince Andrew first met Koo Stark. After his marriage, he and the Duchess of York were regulars.
Mick Jagger was a founding member and a frequent guest. On one occasion, staff held their breath when, while his estranged wife Bianca was in the ladies powder room, he appeared with Jerry Hall on his arm.
Guido, the antennae-twitching maitre d’, expertly steered the Rolling Stone and his paramour to a darkened corner.
It was the brainchild of Johnny Gold, a larger than life former bookie turned impresario, who started the club with Jackie Collins’ husband, and a third partner Bill Ofner, 13 days before the Sixties ended.
They had taken over the premises of the Society club, once the haunt of Guards officers and where the Queen Mother celebrated a win on the horses.
The oak panel walls and stucco zodiac ceiling remain to this day. Gold invited 300 friends and celebrities to become founder members for the princely sum of £10.50 a year. Today, annual membership is £1,000.
