Since the start of this millennium, Mick Foster and Tony Allen have sold more than 1 million albums in the UK and with the release of 'Gold & Silver Days' - they are on course to extend their run of success in the UK Artist Albums Chart, which stretches back to 1983 but which was preceded by their first appearance on Top of The Pops in April 1982.

'Gold & Silver Days' is Foster & Allen's first all new album for a decade, featuring 14 new recordings. Also featured on the album are two duets with The London Irish Pensioners Choir; 'Gold & Silver Days' and the Rita MacNeil classic, 'Working Man'.

The London Irish Pensioners Choir was founded in 2005 by Sally Mulready, a member of the Irish Council of State. Having sold almost 20 Million albums worldwide, Foster & Allen have not forgotten their fans, who have enjoyed listening to their music and watching them perform more than 35 years.