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THE Friday Boys are a disparate group of men spread across Tyneside who meet once a week - 'always on a Friday' - to talk about the arts, raise a glass to recently departed heroes and villains and, at the evening's end, down a whisky or two. The FBs have only one golden rule - talk of the working week is strictly off-limit.
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- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #109
- Silent movie locations
- Out and about with Prefab Sprout #14
- Van Dyke Parks in Mojo
- Gil Scott-Heron RIP
- The Horseman's Word by Roger Garfitt - review
- Jeffery Catherine Jones RIP
- Jeff Bridges - "Sometimes there's a man..."
- Tonight's setlist
- DA PROTESTS
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- DA ON WARPATH
- Continuing Contentiously in the same vein...
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #108
- Last night's set list
- Larkin's Jazz
- In Bob We Trust
- Van Dyke Parks in London
- Edward Hardwicke RIP
- Tonight's set list
- Phiz (Hablot Knight Browne)
- Last night's set list
- Greil Marcus on Bob Dylan
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #107
- The early days of the FNB #1
- Brian Wilson in GQ
- Tonight's set lists
- Tom Lovell
- Yuri Gagarin - first manned space flight
- Pass the sick bag, Alice...
- Shenanigans at The Habit
- Last night's set list
- In Memory of Barry MacSweeney by Terry Kelly
- Loudon Wainwright at the Sage, Gateshead - review ...
- John Walker RIP
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #106
- Paul Simon bridges age gap with songs for the indi...
- THE MANY HATS OF MICHAEL EDWARD LOVE
- Seve Ballesteros RIP
- Eric Fraser
- Tonight's set list
- Spot the FNB (and his brother)
- Hitchcock storyboards for Stagefright up for auction
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #105
- Traveling Through The Dark
- Henry Cooper RIP
- Tonight's set lists
- THE MANY HATS OF MICHAEL EDWARD LOVE
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That first shot, of Elizabeth Taylor, is fantastic. Great bunch of images and music, as usual.
ReplyDeleteWasn't Elizabeth Montgomery kinda Bewitching...
ReplyDeleteWhy she certainly was, Stanley.
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