RR82
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Very cool!
That was a very cool and low key story. Well done and well told.
Oh dear, you mean Charles Commelli? Yep, he ran the studios when I was here in the eighties....I left in 88' and came back to Capitol in 1998. Lee S. sounds familiar but I can't place the face... I know of the 2 Pete's at Abbey, but I never met them...
I might know you if you'd like to PM your name to me...
Best,
Bob
I left EMI in 1997.......
Best, Pete.
Might this be Pete Thorn?
If it is, awesome playing, love your style.:salude
:wahCool story, I must admit I was disappointed not to hear that he tried your LP/Marshall setup!!:hmm :hmm
yngwie308
No, I'm not Pete Thorn! He is much, much younger than I!!!!Might this be Pete Thorn?
If it is, awesome playing, love your style.:salude .
:wah
All the stuff about the amps is interesting, but what I really want to know is if he is more of a fan of the Greg or Sam era Wiggles. Anybody know?
The story about EC's Marshall combo is interesting, but it's also not true. I believe that EC got it wrong, because the amp he left in Greece wasn't a combo, but a 2-piece Marshall (amp and separate speaker cabinet). Eric bought the combo as a result of leaving his 2-piece Marshall in Greece, when he returned to England in October or November 1965. The combo amp was used to record the "Blues Breakers" album in March 1966. Before Greece, Clapton used a 2-piece amp. After Greece, he used a combo.