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In their dubious psychedelic
phase: colonial composer and general-purpose keyboard-player,
Larry Pennisi with Roland, English mainstay and purveyor
of piano and allsorts in a quiet moment of new friendship.
Only later was it discovered that the devious duo were planning the take-over of their respective chairs in Procol Harum. |
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Roland and Linda in a detail of the regaling of Boredom. Rich and Fruity music was the flavour of the night |
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Gary rocks and rums with
Cathy Nemeth Frumerman and Franky Brooker looking on. Photo was taken from the vantage point of the organist. |
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Tito Davila and Larry Pennisi "Homing" it outside the Guildford Civic Hall. |
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The affable Mick Grabham. His
sound was fat and his playing forceful. Mick was a
mainstay of Procol Harum during its seventies incarnation.
He was right on track the night of the show offering a sobering counterbalance to the more histrionic playing of Geoff Whitehorn who shone equally that night, albeit in a dissimilar mode. |
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Matthew's rented B3 and Leslie. Note the organ bench, which is from a Hammond C3 not B3 series organ. Just a few stylistic differences are notable such as the non-rounded edges of the C3 bench. I love Hammonds! |
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Richard Beck and Antonio
Costa Barbé at rehearsal in the Jarvis Hotel, Saturday
morning. Title not now remembered. |
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Gary and Matt Pegg during soundcheck. |
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Allen Edelist and Peter Froning. Peter was detected through the implementation of the Very Large Array at Arecebo |
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Webmasters Jens and Roland at the Jarvis "...spare a thought for what's been lost and what's been tossed." I am eternally grateful to them for creating mythological magic on earth. |
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Jane and ancestor in a psychedelically-altered moment during This Old Dog. | ||||||||||
The Pleasant Pedant of Bristol shows his less classical bent at the hotel rehearsal during Still There'll Be More which some might say was a highlight at the Convention |
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The always-engaging and spirited player, Greg Panfile, in one of our more collective lucid moments | ||||||||||