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Posted Sat Apr 28th, 2012 9:46pm Post subject: Cellar Tapes - The Cambridge Revue
I'm currently writing a dissertation about the Cambridge Footlights and I can't find out the Fry and Laurie's influences for writing cellar tapes. I understand that Fry knew how to play with words and Laurie was had a natural flair for music, but the influences I can't find the evidence. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks guys |
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