It is a dark blue Fender Precision Deluxe and is in near perfect condition. It adds a little more flexibility than the standard Precision capabilities (being active) and is a pleasure to play as the neck is similar to a Jazz bass (for those of us with smaller hands!)
I am selling due to "thinning-out" my collection and need a little more space - guitars should be played, not stored in cases.
Thanks heepvention. Got in touch with Paul again after many years and we have emailed and had a long chat on the phone! Hoping to meet up again and, perhaps, take his mum out for lunch!
Keeping in touch with mates is what life is all about and it has been great to talk about old times!
Thanks for the memories!
Added by Andrew Bryan on January 8, 2012 at 1:23pm —
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Now it is official that John Lawton and Deiggj will be playing on the Jelling Musikfestival, friday 27 of May 2011.
The last weekend in May will Jelling for a short while the intake of good music and people of all ages when Jelling Music Festival kicks off.You can experience more than 80 different bands on five stages over four days - Thursday already "false starts" festival with a talent…
Tapio Minkkinen writes on the Travelers in Time mailing list:
The show was then verified as The Greyhound in Croydon on 21st of November 1971 on the Look At Yourself tour. The recording is ca. 30 minutes longs, it includes only two songs but these are among the longest and most legendary Heep Songs: Salisbury & July Morning.
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Added by Esa Ahola on September 29, 2009 at 10:00am —
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Anybody get a good "curtain call" shot from the audience? The guys lined up perfectly, but there was no way I could make it to the middle of the floor for the shot.
I missed all of Deiggj band's sets! :-( I was in Helsinki for Hensley-on-the-Rocks on Thursday, and on an airplane back to the U.S. Sunday night. :-(
Shots of Lee Kerslake from the VIP seats (bleachers) -- I was so paranoid of the "photo pit" closing up on me that I forgot to…
I remember this nice young man, who came up to me in Spain, talking to me about our mutual interest in drumming. He loved my style and I loved his style. He comes to my mind every now and then. It was the first time he and I met, but we had a bond. I admired him for his strenght to keep on fighting and keep on making music, that's what a good musician does. Herluf, you rock my friend.
Looks like a great time was had by all.Well done to everyone involved. You all did a great job.Esa , once again you took some amazing photos. Thanks so very much for enabling us all to see them.
Alan
Added by Alan Keetley on August 24, 2009 at 11:54pm —
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Back in the U.S.A from Salo, sleep-deprived and jet-lagged but exhilarated - what a weekend! I have a HUGE amount of pictures to sort through and process, but here are three shots that give an idea of the main event venue. Attendance was excellent -- the main event was heavily promoted locally as "Uriah Heep Legends Live" and drew a large crowd outside of the "heepvention" attendees. (NEWSFLASH: Tapio just reported that it was a sold-out show, 1000 tickets!)
Lee Kerslake and Paul Newton have arrived in Salo. Ken Hensley, on the other hand, is leaving Salo for the night to perform Past, Present & Future in Helsinki.
John Lawton is arriving on Friday.
I'm shooting Ken Hensley's Helsinki show tonight, which means I won't have any shots from the opening meet-and-greet celebration of Easy Livin' in Salo. Hopefully other attendees will fill the gap for me.…