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A Personal History of the British Record Business 43 – Syd Gillingham and Max Clifford 3 and conclusion
Carrying straight on from where we left off last time. I found another photo of Syd and Max – with me at my EMI retirement party in 1998. Read on – there are some controversial comments about The Beatles coming … Continue reading →
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