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11 January 2009

What Amersham Says About "The Return of The Rapiers"

Tix ain't available yet, but that hasn't stopped the Amersham Rock 'n' Roll Club going whole hog with its Return of The Rapiers night on 9 May 2009, posting a fair fusillade of pix and promo to lure punters to its Buckinghamshire address.

Can't say I disagree with the sentiment, as I, blush, concocted the lot. After all, it's my party and I'll hyperbole if I want to. 

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Posted at 01:41 PM in 9 May 2009, Datebook |

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Latest word from Buckinghamshire is that tickets for this show will be available from 21 January. Fingers crossed.

Posted by: Greg Ogarrio | 16 January 2009 at 02:29 PM

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