Peter Paphides interviews Sarah Cracknell and Tim Burgess, 11th December 1993
March 15, 2009
Peter Paphides interviews Sarah Cracknell and Tim Burgess, 11th December 1993. Wedding photos by Tom Sheehan.
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April 3, 2009 at 12:38 am
there’s a pair of old trainers at the back of the cupboard, that were meant to be worn to dance to music like St Etienne and the Charlatans. No attitude, no cool, just loving the sound. I wonder if they still fit?