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16 December 2009

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Hmm-and guess who's been roped in for compere duties for the twist competition-time to dust off the 60's shawl collat dinner suit and diamonte under-collar bow tie! :)

that's ahem *"collar", of course. Oops!

Are you making the tea, too? :-)

Aw, would SO love to be there. Be thinkin' of ya guys. Sounds like a blast.

Actually Neil, I've just picked up a fab, genuine 60s mohair, slim lapelled dinner jacket from a charity shop. Very James Bond! (Connery, obviously ;)

Wow! What a blast-Dusted off some Kaisers gems-including "Watcha Say" which we opened with, "Valley of the Kaisers" "Don't Ask Me" (which I believe Matt penned. Matt actually managed to get himself up to speed by getting his parts nailed while at home in Scotland then with just one rehearsal the night before, slotted in like that missing piece of jigsaw! Lovely to see Mauro (Buddy) and the guys from Pete Berry and the Shake set there! More news to follow! :)

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Rapiers Favourites

  • Ace Cafe London
    Great English fry-ups on the North Circular, real Rapiersland.
  • Ace Records
    Re-issuers of "1961", originally issued in 1987.
  • Amersham Rock 'n' Roll Club
    See the stars up close and personal at this Buckinghamshire hot spot.
  • Fury Records
    The rock 'n' roll specialty label behind most of The Rapiers' recordings.
  • Joe Meek Society
    Delve into the life and times of Britain's 1st independent record producer.
  • Joe Meek Yahoo! Group
    Ongoing discussion of Meekdom news and happenings.
  • John Leyton
    "Johnny Remember Me", "Wild Wild" and "Son This Is She" are his hits, spectacularly rendered by The Rapiers.
  • Kaisers
    Musical kin to The Rapiers, pride of Scotland, Beatmeisters first class.
  • Liam Watson
    White Coat proprietor of Toe Rag Studios, our lads' preferred recording studio.
  • Mike Berry
    Another original from the Joe Meek stable of stars.
  • My Generation Yahoo! Group
    Focusing on '60s BritPop stars like The Searchers.
  • Official Monster Raving Loony Party
    Founded by Screaming Lord Sutch, OMRLP offers voters sense and sensibility at each by-election.
  • Palm Door Films
    LA-based documentarians behind "A Life in the Death of Joe Meek".
  • Pipeline Magazine
    The instrumental rock review also sponsors an annual Easter convention.
  • Shadow Music
    Ground Zero for all things Shadows: music, comment, clubs and more.
  • Telstar The Movie
    The Rapiers make bit cameos in director Nick Moran's 2009 biopic of the rise and fall of producer Joe Meek.
  • YouTube
    Saving you the trouble of keying in "Rapiers".

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