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: broadcasts its sessions of the year on Tue 29 Dec (10.10pm. Radio Scotland and Radio 5). Featured are Del Amitri. Gun. Teenage Fanclub with Alex Chilton. BMX Bandits. Goodbye Mr Mackenzie. The Joyriders and at least six more. This could be your last chance to hear Chilton and the Fannics doing their version of the Gerry And i The Hornets chestnut ‘I’attiGirl‘. l
lTlie Unemployed Workers Centre in Broughton Street. Edinburgh had its funding withdrawn in June 91 . and since then has been in urgent need of money to keep going. The Centre is now letting it be known that it‘ll take any enquiries from bands interested in gigging or puttingon ceilidhs there. Good payment can't be guaranteed. but bands won‘t be put at any financial risk as there is no hire charge for the hall. ‘and we have found a vocal PA to be perfectly adequate in the past. even | with very noisy bands.‘ Phonell315570718for further information. or write to EL’WC. c/o 1st Floor. 20 Melville Terrace. Edinburgh El 1‘) lLY.
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