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[edit] Incredible!

I can hardly believe I've just read this entry! Paul Whitehead was my brother's best friend at school and they went hitch-hiking round Europe together when they were about 17 (I've got all the pix of them setting off together at home, including some with me) and my mum was very friendly with Mrs Whitehead. I knew Paul had gone into album design (I knew about Genesis) but I didn't think he'd got so big, and even warranted himself a whole Wikipedia entry, wow! (I remember he turned up on my mum's doorstep once, clad in a fur coat to the ground - she was fairly speechless!) I must tell her about this page, how nice to see Paul venerated like this!  :-) Jaycey 10:07, 22 April 2007 (UTC)

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