10-09-2009, 09:50
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Re: Harry Brunton
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Originally Posted by jonz
In about 1966, we used to go to Harry for guitar lessons which often turned into a jam session. I recall my first visit to Harry with our groups bass guitarist - we both had Epiphone Casino's. Harry had a fantastic collection of guitars such as Guild and Gretch - all with fag ends stuck in the machine heads!!! I would have been about 12/13 back then. Harry had a fantastic influence, introducing me to those lovely jazz chords.
Does anyone know his history - i recall he may have been the guitarist in the Billy Cotton Band?
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Glad some one else remembers Harry, sorry can't help with his exact history but I do seem to remember he did play with a lot of Big Bands, mind you thats all there was in those days, prior the rock revolution. Remember his Gretch and also the fags in the machine heads, hat is if the weren't stuck in his mouth, I have never seen so much fag ash on a fireplace since those days, he once told me he smoked 80 a day, I can still picture him sat next to the fire in the far corner of the room, one of lives characters
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