123 is the phone number that tells you the time uk.
123 is the phone number that tells you the time uk.
phone number that tells you the time uk?
123
where the plus sign (+) represents the international access code of the country you are calling from.









































from north america: 011 + 51 + area code + phone number









































example: 









































bullet::::- calling a fixed line in lima: 011 51 1 1234567









































bullet::::- calling a fixed line in cusco: 011 51 84 123456









































from europe or most apac countries: 00 + 51 + area code + phone number









































section::::international long distance.:calling peru from abroad.:calling a mobile number.









































in peru, a cell-phone number starts with a 9.









































the mobile virtual area eliminates the use of area code for mobile numbers.
telephone numbers in peru
after the dissolution of the jam in 1982, drummer and writer rick buckler contacted edwards and formed time uk in 1983. from 1983 to 1985 edwards then wrote songs for time uk. time uk had a minor uk hit with "the cabaret/remember days" (which sold 60,000 copies and reached number 63 in the british charts - the original version of "the cabaret" was recorded by edwards three years earlier and released as a single with the profile) in 1983 after edwards collaborated with drummer rick buckler of the jam. the band narrowly missed a "top of the pops" performance at the bbc due to "gallup" investigating chart sales/rigging and as a result it was maintained by the singer that sales were not fairly took into account - and so an appearance was denied. the release was the first after the jam's breakup, beating weller and foxton's subsequent releases. they released another single "playground of privilege"/"puppets don't bleed" (produced by legendary producer tony visconti) which was followed by "you won't stop" on arista records (which failed to chart). bbc tv appearances also included "multi coloured swap shop". these recordings finally saw the light of day on "one more time" - a 2002 cd release which included "entertain me" and two other tracks "sunday mood" and "so say hurrah" which were recorded under the moniker -"sharp". the sharp sessions were recorded in 1986 on the unicorn label - with rick buckler and bruce foxton - the only time the bassist and drummer from the jam have been captured reunited on record since the jam. "entertain me" was sharp's only single. all songs were written by edwards. influences musically came from bowie, the jam, xtc, psychedelic furs and early pink floyd.
jimmy edwards (musician)