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Hi

im tony church,

i was the drummer with Shadowfax in east Dulwich in the 1980,

Great times then lovely people! but it had to come to an end when poor Phil Lowe

made a big mistake by wasting his life with the nasty, i lived with Phil for a while

i remember in his kitchen phil had old radios & speakers & stuff that he pluged his guitar through

to get a good sound, Phil Lowe was a showmen even if you wasn't keen on the music phil entertained you

with his performance Brilliant guitarist lovely person, you may have gone Phil but your music lives on.

ive got a live gig recorded at camden - the Brecknock, on CD got 13 tracks on it.

typing this i think i will play it now, Rock on Phil.

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