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Diary entry number 2 is available to read
online In this entry Paul (shockingly) opens
up about the
chemotherapy
sessions he had on his finger (around 2000-2001)
and how it affected his guitar playing..
"I
had a bit of a problem with my 'f--k you' finger
(that's the middle finger on my left hand to the
uninitiated) - it all started at Rockfield
Studios in Monmouth when we were recording
'Getting Your Way', an old Mansun track, and I
was really getting into playing the bass, but
this sort of blister appeared on my left hand
middle finger and the more I played the more it
kept bleeding... To cut an even longer story
short, I saw a specialist who informed me it was
called a Bowenoid Malignancy"
Also (i had to get this in) Paul gives a small
mention to Duncan Ferguson (who has recently
been released by Everton after serving over a
decade at the club) and the Evertonians cheering
his name at the end of Dark Mavis.
"I'd also like to mention the passing of a bit
of a hero of mine - the great Duncan Ferguson.
The only disappointment of my career so far is
not to get a mention on Toffeeweb for giving the
blues their only Number 1-connected record. I
got a load of blue noses in Parr Street Studios
in Liverpool, and I subliminally chanted
'Duncan, Duncan, Duncan Ferguson' at the end of
the first Mansun album."
In future please don't
forget to join Paul's official mailing list at
his site
www.pauldraper.info
you can read the entry in full by clicking
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