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Malcolm Morley Manband memory fail!

Hopefully someone can help. I’ve been asked about the poster below (yes, yes, I know the size of the turn-ups on my jeans is extraordinary… I don’t know what I was thinking either!). Where did the poster originate from? I can’t remember whether it came with an LP ~ Rhinos, Winos & Lunatics? But I don’t think so. I vaguely recall the shoot ~ a film set possibly. Anyone know?

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  1. Hiya. Got a copy of the poster framed in my Frontroom/Recording Studio. I beleive the photo was taken on the Blazing Saddles set during the 1999 Party Tour. Will check up & let you know for sure. Can Ken remember?
    Nick
    ps I’ve not forgotten that picture of you with Deke & the O Band chaps. Will bring a copy down in June.

    Comment by Nick Ring — 20th May 2011 @ 6:10 pm

  2. NIck, have you got the O Band pic as a digital file? If so, we could include it here on the website. You can send it to us by using the contact form.

    Comment by mggoode — 26th May 2011 @ 11:14 pm

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