Manofwealthandtaste Wrote:
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> I have a couple of spare tickets if anyone is
> interested!

Please drop me an e-mail, you have my address. A friend of mine is enquiring, I don't have any spares, but if yours are still available he'll take one - and I can always ask him if he wants both.

Understand your tix are gone, is that so ?

Yep, 'fraid so - sent you an e. See you there.

If anyone has a spare ticket for this event, please let me know. Thanks

i'll ask around on wednesday night, if anyone has a spare(s)

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> i'll ask around on wednesday night, if anyone has
> a spare(s)

Thanks ever so much, my friend's friend is still after one.

Back in December, for the Yardbirds gig, at York House, there were people, hanging around outside, trying to offload they're spares...i think its safe to assume, that the same will happen again,
and as sunday's show is a sellout, those lovely tout chaps,
will also be sniffing around.



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Adrian-L Wrote:
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> Back in December, for the Yardbirds gig, at York
> House, there were people, hanging around outside,
> trying to offload they're spares...i think its
> safe to assume, that the same will happen again,
> and as sunday's show is a sellout, those lovely
> tout chaps,
> will also be sniffing around.

Remind me to bring the 12g then !!

important info for anyone travelling to the Art Wood show,
from Central London:-

there are going to be engineering works, on South West Trains,
between Clapham Junction & Twickenham, on sunday.

A bus replacement service will be in operation.

So, if you're staying in the centre of town, for the show, leave loads of extra time to get to Twickenham.
My strong advice, would be to avoid SWT's altogether,
and take the District Line Underground, all the way to Richmond, and then bus or walk it, from there.

...you've been warned!

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> > My strong advice, would be to avoid SWT's
> altogether,
> and take the District Line Underground, all the
> way to Richmond, and then bus or walk it, from
> there.
>
> ...you've been warned!

But the District line to Richmond won't be operating either!!

For a map of all closures this weekend please click here:
[pull.xmr3.com]

thanks for that Beast...Clucking-Bell...

if you're staying in the centre of town, then buses it is!

Boat?

You might have to scrape me off the floor at the end of the tour, but it'll be really good scrapings. - Mick Jagger

The following is some help from Paulywaul. What a kind chap!


The purple line I've drawn on there indicates what is known as the SW Trains Richmond LOOP, and it is worth checking with SW Trains exactly where these engineering works are taking place and HOW one gets from central London (Waterloo) to Twickenham station. Trains run on that loop both clockwise and anti-clockwise so to say, so maybe only part of that line is down and it still might be possible to get to Twickenham station from Waterloo ?





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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

Cheers Mr Jimmy, thanks for posting it up there.

Enginering works are between Clapham Jnct. and Twickenham
there's a bus replacement service, between these 2 locations.

Looking at the map above and the one that Beast provided a link to, I think it may be possible to do the journey from central london without using a bus. Take the tube using the district line to Wimbledon. Then change and get an overland train from wimbledon to twickenham, via kingston.

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

We will all get there somehow, Wild Horses....etc, etc!

By the way, Adrian - were the Kast Offs good last night?

Manofwealthandtaste Wrote:
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> By the way, Adrian - were the Kast Offs good last night?

they were bloody good, actually.
played everything you'd want /expect them to, incl.
Mick Avory, doing his 'Ringo', and singing 'Dedicated Follower Of Fashion'.

asked around, regarding any spares for sunday,
but they are like gold-dust.

b.t.w - if anyone is looking for a face value ticket,
for The Who @ The Albert Hall, on sat. 31st... let me know.



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Adrian-L Wrote:
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> Manofwealthandtaste Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > By the way, Adrian - were the Kast Offs good
> last night?
>
> they were bloody good, actually.
> played everything you'd want /expect them to,
> incl.
> Mick Avory, doing his 'Ringo', and singing
> 'Dedicated Follower Of Fashion'.
>
> asked around, regarding any spares for sunday,
> but they are like gold-dust.
>
> b.t.w - if anyone is looking for a face value
> ticket,
> for The Who @ The Albert Hall, on sat. 31st...
> let me know.

Adrian-L, the Who ticket. Need it for a good freind of mine. What's the block/row/seat number - or else general location ? Pls let me know soonest.

It's a £44 ticket, row T ..precise location/seat number, i can confirm tonight/tomorrow, as its at home at the mo..and i ain't.

If paulywaul don't want it,I will.Don't care where it is as long as it's the Who at albert hall!!!!!!!!!

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> It's a £44 ticket, row T ..precise location/seat
> number, i can confirm tonight/tomorrow, as its at
> home at the mo..and i ain't.

Thanks, I'll wait to hear from you then.

crawdaddy Wrote:
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> If paulywaul don't want it,I will.Don't care where
> it is as long as it's the Who at albert
> hall!!!!!!!!!


Crawdaddy...worth your while phoning or going to the RAH on the morning of the 31st as they always have an allocation of tickets available for sale on the day of the event. A quirk of the venue. (they have to, for some reason which escapes me now)

Pauly- if you want the ticket , heres the info:-
Door 4, Circle T, Row 5

let me know, and if you don't want it, crawdaddy is next in line

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> Pauly- if you want the ticket , heres the info:-
> Door 4, Circle T, Row 5
>
> let me know, and if you don't want it, crawdaddy
> is next in line

I will ask and get back to you later today - OK ? Many thanks for holding it for me for a few hours, if the answer I get from my colleague is "no thanks", it certainly sounds like crawdaddy will take it off your hands.

no probs Pauly
is there a plan for sunday... where's everyone meeting?

b.t.w- watch BBC-4 at 9pm tonight. The story of Long John Baldry and R&B

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> no probs Pauly
> is there a plan for sunday... where's everyone
> meeting?
>
> b.t.w- watch BBC-4 at 9pm tonight. The story of
> Long John Baldry and R&B

Adrian-L, thank you for holding the ticket, but my colleague doesn't require it - so do please offer it to crawdaddy. Thanks once again.

Cheers

Paul

Hope the ticket is still available.I know it is at the back of the hall,but anywhere there to see the Who is great for me.I know you two guys are going to Art Woods' tribute on Sunday ,so see you there.Will probably pop into the Cabbage Patch first and then the pub near York house ,the name I can't remember.I know one of you lives in Kingston which is where I'm living at the moment.See you Sunday.

if Pauly doesn't want the ticket - it's yours.
hope to see you on sunday

I am realy looking forward to Sunday.There should be so many well known and not so well known but great musicians there for such a good reason.Got tix 64 and 65 and guess they probably had set a limit of maybe 150 to 200 maybe.I'm an old git with greyish hair(aren't most of us there apart from a few young'ns)but I'm sure I will meet both of you youngsters there!!!!!!!.