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PRESERVING POSTERS PART FOUR

When I got my first house in 1980 I wanted to display a few posters and the vogue at the time was to “blockboard” them. See above. I think it was about £15 then. Still on the office wall 37 years later! John Clifford, Burnham on Sea

Great poster. How many survive? Maybe one. IM

Reviewed by John Clifford
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QUO TARDIS

Many thanks for the Status Quo article in issue 412 – in particular the coverage of the Frantic Four reunion. Having attended three of these shows (one in Glasgow, two in Hammersmith), I’m sure I speak for fellow fans when I say that these were utterly enthralling nights with the four reunited original members in top form. Given the his…

ROOM SERVICE

How about a happy Charity Shop
story for a change, for all those downhearted
after searching endless boxes
of old vinyl, always coming away
empted-handed? There are still
rarities to find.

A couple of weeks ago in a local
Barnardos shop I found a copy of Pre-
Flight by Room (Deram SML 1073)
for the sum of 99 pence. It’s not mint
c…

POWER TO THE PEEBLES

In reply to Neville Graham’s derisory
comments about deejay Andy Peebles
(Letters, RC 334)…I HAVE seen photos
of him before and it wouldn’t
bother me if I saw photos of him
again. As an avid listener to Radio One
in the 70s and 80s, I NEVER missed
Andy’s programmes – always the ultimate
professional – and yes …

CARPETED

In my article on Magic Carpet in RC 363 I
mistakenly spelled
singer Alisha’s
surname as ‘Surfit’. In
fact, of course, it is
Sufit. Also, the photo
of her with Amorphous
Androgynous was by
Andrey Maximov.

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