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boz along with fats,johnny cork, rocky brown, one time lombard and sometimes mike prior were formerly called "the tea time four " and frequented kings lynn nightspots in the mid 60's. I remember maids head, corn exchange, priory hall, providence st. and the famous boston glyderdrome in linconshire. great memories ! (edit) |
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"boz used to attend the local colledge for art and tecnology in king's lynn. One of his old bands favourite haunts was the maids, now know ye ole maydens head on the tuesday market place in king's lynn."--h i s s p a c e r e s e a r c h 18:24, 28 April 2007 (UTC)
