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Meet Paul Weller Book Authors - Dennis Munday And Twink !

Two authors of recent books about Paul Weller will be participating in a book signing in London on October 25th. Twink, whose book of photography on The Jam titled, The Jam Unseen will be in attendance along with Dennis Munday. Dennis will be there in support of the upcoming revised paperback edition of Shout To The Top which will be released on October 8, 2008.


For more information about attending the event please contact: jabnett@talk21.com



Click HERE for more information on Shout To The Top and Dennis Munday!

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  1. Anonymous1 October 2008 at 10:11

    Cheers Dave, thanks for the plug.

    Jon

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