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Paul Weller Radio Interview With Matt Pinfield In NYC!


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  1. Get your hands on two tickets to see Paul Weller at Wembly Arena on December 10th.

    Not only will you get to see one of the biggest legends of this century perform, but you will also bag a brand spanking new Gibson guitar signed by the man himself!

    Listen to the one and only 'Modfather' as he performs his greatest tracks such as 'Broken Studios', 'You Do Something To Me' and 'Wild Wood' along with new material from his latest album ‘Wake Up The Nation'.

    So if you fancy winning possibly the coolest prize around, now is your chance!

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  2. Get your hands on two tickets to see Paul Weller at Wembly Arena on December 10th.

    Not only will you get to see one of the biggest legends of this century perform, but you will also bag a brand spanking new Gibson guitar signed by the man himself!

    Listen to the one and only 'Modfather' as he performs his greatest tracks such as 'Broken Studios', 'You Do Something To Me' and 'Wild Wood' along with new material from his latest album ‘Wake Up The Nation'.

    So if you fancy winning possibly the coolest prize around, now is your chance!

    Event details: Wembly Arena London, December 10th

    Click here to enter: http://bit.ly/hTbFKR

    Or visit http://www.misswinit.com for more info and entry!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Unfortunately, you can barely hear Paul speak, as Pinfield's team was a bunch of pinheads mixing the interview.

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