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At Last!!! The DVD and CD of Fascinating Aïda’s CHEAP FLIGHTS Tour are ready and available - HERE! Click on MERCHANDISE in the menu to buy.
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Dillie has made 13 more Fascinating Aïda songs available in sheet music form. They include ‘Dogging’, ‘Single Again’ and ‘Love Late’. Please see the BAFFA section, ‘Online Song Book’ for full details.
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We’ve received some wonderful reviews for the London Charing Cross show. Click on ‘Reviews’ in the menu to see a selection.
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Lying in bed with Piper beside me who is also knackered. I’m not sure she’s cut out to be a West End Wendy. Still, I’m hugely relieved that our first review was very nice.
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I’m very pleased to announce that the new Merchandise page is now live on the website. Get your CDs and DVDs delivered in time for Christmas! We accept PayPal, Visa, Visa Debit, Mastercard, Maestro and American Express. Just click on Merchandise in the menu.
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Writing this as we circumnavigate the inner workings of Cambridge, trying to decipher the dementing one-way system. Do you think there’s a special university course where they only accept candidates (a) on bicycles (i.e. sans driving licences) and (b) with psychopathic tendencies? Only torturers could devise this… Perhaps we should inaugurate a competition for the worst one-way...
Well, last night in Hull was gorgeous. Managed to catch up with Sue Baker, long time pal and unofficial press agent for FA in Britain’s Fish Capital. Nice cuppa in the afternoon. And then the gang arrived - Mary (resplendent as ever in sequins), Sasha, Alex, Dean and sundry others who couldn’t have been jollier. And Hull itself looking busy and prosperous. ...
So nearly at the end. Staying in a Holiday Inn. I used to hate chain hotels, but I’ve been on the road so long I find them rather a relief. A famous country singer called Ernest Tubb, (well, he was famous in C&W terms) toured about 200 nights a year right up to his death. And he felt so uncomfortable when he was back home that he had an annex built on his house...
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