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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

18:20, 2 JAN 2015
Updated15:46, 9 SEP 2015

Pupils from Baverstock School, Kings Heath, visit Rich Bitch Studios to watch rock band ARK in rehearsal in 19911 of 12
Dave Hill, guitarist in Slade, at Rich Bitch making a record for the visually impaired in 19912 of 12
Dave Hill while making a record for the visually impaired3 of 12
Bev Bevan, drummer with Electric Light Orchestra, rehearsing at Rich Bitch in 19914 of 12
Electric Light Orchestra in 19915 of 12
'Napalm Death', the thrash band whose frontman is Lee Dorian from Wood End, Coventry in 19896 of 12
Rob Bruce at Rich Bitch in 19867 of 12
The Nightingales rehearsing at the Rich Bitch8 of 12
The Nightingales at Rich Bitch9 of 12
The Nightingales at Rich Bitch10 of 12
The Nightingales at Rich Bitch11 of 12
The Nightingales at Rich Bitch12 of 12

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