Covered In Jazz
stan cullimore, Grant BuckerfieldFollowing the Life and Times of DJ Dick Flava.
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Part 36: Horseplay and Hay Fever.
Griff wandered downstairs, still searching for Margo Thumpa. Stepping into the studio, he found himself surrounded by a dozen or more pantomime horses.
Part 35: Lend Me Your Rears ...
Within moments, DJ Dick found himself suited and booted inside the back half of a pantomime horse costume. Tantalisingly close to his face, within easy reach of his arms, he could see the back half of Samantha wiggling from side to side as ...
Part 34: Trotting Towards Trouble.
Dick wandered back into the radio station, immediately noticing something was off. Samantha was crouched behind the reception desk, her usual cool composure shattered. She looked like a deer caught in the headlights—eyes wide, hands trembli...
Part 33: The Council of Tobies.
The air fizzed and crackled, then rain began to fall. Softly at first, then stronger and with shorter gaps between drops. Soon it was pouring from the sky in what seemed like bucket loads. DJ Drill Hammer stuck his head out of the window an...
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Popstar in the 80's - The Housemartins. These days, mainly travel writer and columnist. My job is going on holiday. Which is nice. Also part time motorbiker, canal boat fan, dog-aholic and grandad.
A self-described enigma - both a spiritual seeker and a suspicious skeptic - a combination that fuels his perpetual quest for the ultimate truth.
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