Back
in October, a few stars aligned and a bunch of likely lads assembled in
The Shed. It was quite a blast from the past, as the line up included
very early PBGB Family Members Colin Enright and Kevin Abbey. Also present were Kevin
Breeze, Raymond Toms, and long time friend Bill Legge who we had been
trying to get into The Shed for ages.
Kevin
Abbey and Colin have been gracing The Shed on and off since the very
early days, and either or both feature on a few of the songs listed in
the PBGB Vault., including
- A ramshackle version of ‘In The Shed Again’, which is of course a total rip-off of Canned Heat’s version of ‘On The Road Again’
- A rollicking version of Louis Jordan’s ‘Let The Good Times Roll’, and
- A very swampy version of Dale Hawkins’ ‘Susie Q’.
Kevin
Breeze has been a semi regular in The Shed for some years now and has
contributed stellar bass lines to a number of our songs.
Raymond is a Shed regular who has a steadily growing list of Shed credits.
But
it was new boy Bill Legge who stepped up to the microphone to sing
‘Don’t Start Me Talking’. Bill is a long time friend of Pete’s. Pete knew from
singalong parties long ago that Bill has a fine voice. Bill is also a
neighbour of Col’s in Rosedale and has known Kevin Abbey for a good
while.
So this was a Sesh for old mates, for old time’s sake. There we were kicking around a couple of old blues numbers.
Pete
had written his own lyrics to put behind the Sonny Boy Williamson song
‘Don’t Start Me Talking’, so, with Raymond at the controls, and Bill
fronting the microphone, we launched into that.
Bill Legge sings
Kevin Abbey plays Lead Guitar and Harp
Colin Enright plays Rhythm Guitar
Kevin Breeze plays the Bass
Pete plays the Drums
Raymond Toms did all the Recording and Production work.
True Sheddery..............a bunch of mates drinking beers and rolling out blues tunes.
The Sesh gave us a long sought opportunity to record Bill and welcome him to the PBGB Family. Welcome aboard Bill !!
Say Hi to Bill. I knew him in PNG. Great song.
ReplyDeleteHi Horizons
DeletePete from The Shed calling.
Not sure who you are, or how you came across our blog site, but I will make sure Bill gets to see your message, and then he can contact you
Cheers
Pete