supplied by Derek Buck. supplied by David Miller.
Del Buck… a picture of David Miller, the nascent rock god himself wielding his Columbus 335 copy (upside down and back to front of course) – this would have been late 1972. Drums is Jim Whittle, The bass player is the late lamented Steve Harries. I’m there but completely hidden behind Dave – probably just as well. Also the full photo of the band with Del shared from David Miller’s Facebook page.
Official Book Launch 23rd July 2016 6.30pm – White Rock Hotel. All Welcome. Copies are available in the tourist information centre. For further information contact Hastings Old Town Music Scene Facebook Page…
https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=Hastings%20Old%20Town%20Music%20Scene
Mark Hardwick… I look forward to getting a copy of this
photo by Chris Meachen from Roger Carey Collection.
Pete Fisher Guitar & Vocals, Bernard Jeffery Drums and Roger Carey bass.
Sarah Harvey… Only last week I attended an AGM of a local support group I am involved in and it was held at Bexhill Youth and Community Centre. First time I have been in that building since the 1970s when I went went to see Pueblo play…. I seem to remember great performance by Pueblo but the audience of the Youth Club that night were rather difficult to please. I was talking to some people about that gig at the AGM and just reflecting that the hall looked very much the same.
Pete Fisher… thanks to Chris Meachen for taking these back then, and to Roger Carey for sharing them, especially as I only have the photo of Rog bottome right – maybe Chris could confirm, but I’m pretty sure the top (group) photo is Ore Centre, 1974. The bottom row of photos is (according to my little red book) Kev Blackman’s party at the Langham P.H., December 1973. And for Sarah Harvey, I only have one gig listed at Bexhill Youth Centre, on 21st December, 1972, which must have been Pueblo’s previous incarnation, Mae West, featuring Kev Wood.
Sarah Harvey… Could have been Mae West I saw Pete Fisher , I only remember seeing you Roger and Bernie…. I stand corrected. And yes, it does seem to be Ore centre… I recognise the curtains 🙂
Alan Esdaile… Sadly nothing as yet on Mae West. A couple of other bits Roger lent me on Pueblo but I think Pete Fisher has posted these before. This one says Langtham Hotel 1973 on the back. Butch were Dave Garland, Dennis Wootton & Cliff Wootton.
supplied by Roger Carey
Andy Qunta… Don’t know what kind of bass that is, but in that guy’s hands it would have sounded good!
Colin Fox… It looks like a left handed Burns
Sarah Harvey… Rogers left-handed Burns is legendary….stayed with him through almost a decade.
Yvonne Cleland… Dave Garland turned up at Will’s 60th birthday do recently.
Steve Kinch… Fabulous pics!
Iain Cobby… Its a Burns Trisonic 4 string bass Andy, the tuners were too small to get a standard set of bass strings in as I remember! Probably worth a fortune now. I had a red one, it came from Smiths second hand emporium in the high street.
Phil Gill… Dodgy looking buggers. I wouldn’t buy a used car from any of ’em.