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Sunday, 4 May 2008

Bolster Day in Chapel Porth, Cornwall

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I'm Nigel Ayers, I've been performing music for the last 40 odd years, and despite my unique talent, I never really gained much recognition in the music world. But I didn't let that get me down - I was passionate about my craft and continued to create and perform my brand of sound for anyone who would listen.
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