What was your f irst job? How much did you earn? Working as a paper delivery boy. I can’t remember what I earned, but it was enjoyable.
What’s your favourite book of all time and why? Today the Struggle by Mervyn Jones. A lovely depiction of characters in London over a few generations and the roll-off consequences of those that have gone before.
Do you have a favourite song? Mighty Mighty (Spade and Whitey) because it’s Curtis [Mayf ield] at his most austere and best.
Give us a record to get the place jumping: Mighty Mighty (Spade and Whitey).
And one record to chill to: Mighty Mighty (Spade and Whitey).
What’s your favourite street market? Golborne Road, London.
What’s your favourite vintage/ retro shop? Ribbons & Taylor, in Stoke Newington.
What’s your all time favourite TV show? The Paper Chase or The Red Hand Gang.
What’s your favourite drink? Red wine and Panda cola.
Which career would you have most likely have followed if you weren’t doing what you are today? A job in IT. I had a graduate recruitment for ICL computers but deferred it a year, in which time Fujitsu took over the company and stopped graduate recruitment…before you know it I’m here.
What was your first love? Ahhh, cricket.
What is your proudest
achievement? The f irst WOG [Western Oriental Gentleman] on the moon.
If you could live in any decade, which one, and why? In the 70s, because I already do.
Have you ever splashed the cash on something big? I rather stupidly bought a very nice vintage Peugeot bike, thinking I may travel around France in it, never did, and my father-in-law sold it before I had ever ridden it.
Is there one thing you want to do before you depart the stage? Have a word with the stage secretary.
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