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They fell short on the day and had to settle for a tour backing Gentle.

On a walking tour back in his native Lake District, Wordsworth stumbled across a former pub in Grasmere, which, renamed Dove Cottage, became a home for him, his sister, his wife Mary Hutchinson, and their children.

Afterwards, it's a sweet tour back to the present 150-year-old lighthouse—pause appreciatively over the sheltered glen of a par-3 16th as you progress—and then around up the hill to the clubhouse again.

While all this was going on, though, I took my son on a college tour back east and I signed up for long-term care insurance.

A musical nostalgia tour back to when Second Avenue was the heart of a bustling Yiddish theater scene.

TO: No, I've spent quite a lot of time in New York and LA, we did a two-week tour back in May and we just did another two-week tour again.

The band's founding triptych – Keisha Buchanan (lipgloss), Mutya Buena (evils) and Siobhan Donaghy (milk bottle) – haven't harmonised since the latter skedaddled during a Japanese promo tour back in 2001.

Dizzee Rascal G.H.E.T.T.O iTunes 79p Mercury-winning rapper Dizzee indulges in some old school dub and grime on this new single, the fourth to be taken from his 2007 album, Maths + English tinyurl.com/bz7rg3, free stream More rugged, angular post-punk from the Rakes as the fashionable London four piece take us on a nostagic musical tour back to the 80s.

However, Carey expressed in several interviews that due to the strenuous nature and the sheer difficulty of her songs, she feared a tour with back-to-back shows would not be possible, aside from the long travel times and constant travel.

The Rolling Stones famously expressed their sympathy for the devil, and now they'll get a chance to do the same toward the NBA, as the league's basketball playoffs have shifted what was to be the opening of the band's 50 and Counting tour back a day to May 3. Other dates on the tour, now consisting of 17 dates in 10 cities through June 21, are unaffected.

Now the lead singer, Dean Wareham, has decided to perform the group's songs on a brief tour, backed by his regular band, which includes his wife, Britta Phillips, on bass.