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Paul was back in NZ in 1992 for a reunion and memorium to a dear friend, Gary Thain.  At the Christchurch Musicians' Club, Paul and Dave Chapman played with Wayne Allen on drums, and another old friend of Gary Thain's  —  Pete Hansen on bass  —  almost back to the old "Secrets" again.  They played to a capacity audience of 60's and 70's musos, all of whom knew Gary Thain well.  Paul paid Gary a massive tribute and the gig made the newspapers as well as national television.  It was decided to go over to Geoff Cavander's recording studio in Lyttleton to record a number of songs for the sake of old memories, and the resultant CD was entitled "Just Us".  It memorialised songs from bygone eras, including those from Paul Talbot's Just Us, Dave Chapman's Me and The Others, The Dynamics (which of course included Paul Muggleston, Peter Hansen and Wayne Allen), as well as some of Paul's cabaret and floorshow material from Australia and the USA.

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Paul also returned to Christchurch in September 2006 and performed on a Saturday evening in Christchurch Cathedral. This was the second of two "Spencer Street Revisited Concerts" sponsored and presented by the local City Council.
	The magnificent Christchurch Cathedral in Cathedral Square, Christchurch, NZ
Paul at the after match function with John Campbell.  Peter Nelson (of Peter Nelson and The Castaways) is on the TV screen behind

Paul joined an Elvis tribute group known as The Legends (featuring Elvis carbon-copy Brad Collin). The group was active around Las Vegas, and had options under consideration for US and International gigs.

Paul at the Las Vegas Hilton with Tony McLaren and Barry Manilow

In March of 2010, Paul returned to New Zealand to perform at the 65th birthday celebration of his great friend, "Me and The Others" Lead Guitarist, Dave Chapman.  Here we see Paul's wife Dorinka, Paul, Gwen and Dave Chapman as Paul prepared to head back home to Las Vegas from Christchurch after his stay.

Paul with Peter Noone (Herman's Hermits) at the South Point Casino

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