OFF/ Dumpy

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Yup, I was there as well.  Also saw him on the Chronicles tour when with
the benefit of his cordless guitar he went for a wander through the
Edinburgh Playhouse.  Unfortunately, he remembered my *chemically* enhanced
state, for 2 weeks later when he played the somewhat smaller Venue, he came
off stage, wandered over, still playing guitar, asked me how I was feeling
now, and nicked my pint.  Bastard!

He was still on the go last year, if the concert bills in numerous biker
mags are anything to go by.

And ye, Jill, I was one of those "biker types".  In appearance, anyway.

Z
NP Waren Haynes - Tales Of Ordinary Madness

At 17:55 12/01/1999 GMT, you wrote:

>He came up as far as Edinburgh 2/3 years back - and an entertaining
>evening was had by all.   He covered practically every music style you
>can think of and I had the impression (standing quietly in the shadows at
>the back 'cos most of the audience were seriously serious biker types
>and I'm most definitely not!) that he and the band were much better
>musicians than they pretended to be.   They started off with some guy
>wandering on stage in what looked to be a space suit - something which
>others appeared to understand but I missed completely and there was an
>enthusiastic bit of arse exposure as a finale.   And, yes, they played
>the Hawkwind anthem!
>
>jill
>
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