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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.
The Real Casablanca
Not now, Ilsa...
Guy and Doll
FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL
Man at work
RFK
Intercostal Clavicle
Who's that girl?
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- A gentleman, a scholar and an acrobat
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- Happy Halloween!
- Tintin and the Secret of Movie Making
- John Buscema
- Jimmy Savile RIP
- Ron Sexsmith on writing Get In Line... at the Sage!
- THE DA DIARIES - an occasional series.
- Let's get it on...
- Last night's set list
- Barry Feinstein RIP
- The UK's No.1 record 50 years ago
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #128
- Poodle Springs
- A Da in its natural habitat.
- Peter Skellern - Rest in Peace
- Alphonse Mucha
- Tonight's set list
- A DANGEROUS AND INSIDIOUS PHENOMENON... Friday Boy...
- Last night's set list
- No smoke without fire...
- Cookin' with Da.
- Men on the Wine
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #127
- The SMiLE shop
- Raymond Chandler - The Little Sister
- Tom Adams
- Friday Night Horror Movie
- Happy Birthday, Paul Simon
- Forgetful Heart. Bob in Manchester on Monday.
- The Traveling Tynebillies
- Third World Man
- Good old reliable Nathan...
- The Second Arrangement... live!
- LITTLE DYLAN IN MANCHESTER LAST NIGHT
- EURO LOTTERY WINNERS... They'll Never Go Hungry
- FRIDAY NIGHT BOY COOL #126
- Jim seeing the funny side.
- Mostly Haunted
- The Wedding
- The High Window
- Neal Adams
- The Love That Faded
- Breakaway...
- Last night's set list
- Bert Jansch RIP: 1943 - 2011
- A Christmas gift for a loved one...?
- Meanwhile, in a busy shopping precinct in Jarrow...
- FRIDAY BOY COOL #125
- I've got the news...
- The Long Goodbye on the BBC
- Warhol at the Gagosian...
- Robert McCall
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Ian Ravensworth, the well-known typing error.
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