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30 April 2009

14 Tickets Left for 9 May

Says my source. Better act fast, you slow coaches. Unlike an airline, the Amersham Rock 'n' Roll Club will not oversell seats.

And another little birdie tells me The Rapiers are "planning an instrumental surprise" for the night. Any guesses from the gallery?

Posted at 03:16 AM in 9 May 2009 |

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Any truth in the rumour that Bill Wyman is going to guest? Great fun following your jaunt around London, don't eat too many curries, think of that waistline. Ah, heck, you're on holiday, See you Saturday.

Posted by: Roger White | 04 May 2009 at 03:19 AM

Apparently, all tickets are now gone for Saturday 9th May at Amersham R & R Club. However, one of my party has dropped out so I have a spare ticket should anybody want one. Please phone me, Roger, on 07711891509

Posted by: Roger White | 05 May 2009 at 11:07 AM

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