There's no room to list every single thing on every page, but these are some of the fascinating items to be discovered in Mini-memories |
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Page One:
a psychedelic poster,'Big L Bingle', Wimbledon
Palais nights and memories of an arrival in England |
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Page Two: the Galaxy in the river Elbe,
a mention on Stewpot's School Spot, a letter from Graeme Gill and an OBKnee
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Page Three: a major Big L prizewinner, pea
soup served on bucking Galaxy, and the T-shirt at the bottom of
the wardrobe |
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Page Four:
personal memories received around August 14th 2003 |
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Page Five:marvellous memorabilia from
Captain Buninga's son, Ron, and the Radio London Brands Hatch Trophy Meeting |
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Page Six: a Big L Club application and a Swedish group modelling 1967 Big L T-shirts |
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Page Seven: Lorne King's Big L identity bracelet – MP3 promo added,
a letter to Phillip Birch from Billboard, a Pall Mall publishing contract
with Ritchie Blackmore and a sad recollection of the Final Hour from a
staff member. |
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Page Eight: the Big L discotheque, June Bellas and letters about the Galaxy
written in 1987 by Kenny Everett and Eddie Blackwell |
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Page Nine: Derek Paice visited Chuck Blair, an advert for an unusual club, a Dutch magazine feature and some new advertising deals for Big L |
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Page Ten: Clippings from Belgian magazine 'Humo', two columns written by Big L DJs. |
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Page Eleven: Derek's autographs; Big L Club newsletter wants you to join the 'IN' crowd; the two promotions that were made for Big L's 'eve of destruction'. |
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Page Twelve: Reveille Poster and green Galaxy |
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Page Thirteen: Gordon Sheppard's Big L Promotions at Olympia – COLEX 67 and the Big L Catamaran |
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Page Fourteen: Radio London Brides; Rave magazine, 1965 |
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Page Fifteen: The editor of Dutch publication Hitweek visited the Galaxy |
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Page Sixteen: Problems at the Launch of the Radio London Club, Kenny Everett's Easter Extravaganza |
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Page Seventeen: Breakfast with Kenny and Cash, TW at The Beat Scene Club, The Lord's Taveners Charity Album, Four Big L DJs and a Live Band for Five Bob! |
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Page Eighteen: Rob Brondsema's 1965 teeshirt, Dave Cash voiced a Swissair promotional film, Martin Thompson enjoyed a memorable Marquee afternoon with the Radio London Club, Mark Roman comments on a strange advert |