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11 July 2008

Friday Night and Their Hearts Were Bright

Kudos to fine fellow Philip Cook for forwarding images from The Rapiers' appearance with Sir Cliff Richard at a benefit in aid of Caron Keating Foundation one week ago at the Runnymede Hotel.

Clockwise from top left: Neil Ainsby, Nathan J. Hulse, John Tuck and Colin Pryce-Jones listen patiently as Cliff performs an acapella Miss You Nights; John and Colin all smiles during a brush with BritPop greatness; performing The Young Ones; Cliff helps Janet Pryce-Jones de-tag a Burns 12-string.

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