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Dead End Kids...

Bryan Burnett | 18:51 UK time, Thursday, 27 November 2008

With stage clothes from Paddy's Market and a headline slot at 'shopping week' in Stromness under their belts, The Dead End Kids from Kilmarnock scored a hit in the 70s with a cover of Have I The Right. It was one of the standout tracks on tonight's show. Great fun. here's the link to the article about them I mentioned on air.

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1. At 7:30pm on 27 Nov 2008, Glen Miller wrote:
Surely destitution and obscurity is preferable to attempting to revive former glory as the mystery guest on the Buzzcocks with a bunch of Peter Stringfellow lookalikes.

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2. At 7:43pm on 27 Nov 2008, JimFraeErskine wrote:
Glen - Hey, a BBC paycheck is a BBC paycheck...

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3. At 1:48pm on 28 Nov 2008, CaptRamius wrote:
Where's the post for next week's themes?

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