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Welcome,fellow Heritagers !


What is your favorite Heritage Color? And yes you have to pick just one!   

155 members have voted

  1. 1.

    • Almond Sunburst
      22
    • Amber Translucent
      5
    • Antique Cherry Sunburst
      5
    • Antique Natural
      9
    • Antique Sunburst
      16
    • Black
      0
    • Black Translucent
      3
    • Blue Opaque
      0
    • Blue Translucent
      12
    • Burnt Amber
      5
    • Cherry Translucent
      3
    • Chestnut Sunburst
      11
    • Dark Almond Sunburst
      7
    • Emerald Green Translucent
      3
    • Gold Top
      7
    • Natural
      3
    • Old Style Sunburst
      17
    • Orange Translucent
      4
    • Red Opaque
      1
    • Rose Natural
      1
    • Sunsetburst
      7
    • Vintage Sunburst
      14
    • White Opaque
      1

Hi Guys ( and Gals,if there's any out there ! )

What I'm going to try to do in the blog is tell you what I'm doing (not much,these days ),and what I've done in the past. ( Plenty there )

I'll start with the revelation that on the 3rd May,1964,my then band (' Tony Martin & the Mods' )played the Palace Theatre,Manchester,U.K. Headlining the show were the Rolling Stones ( Honest ).The reason I start with this is not that it was our biggest gig,but I just found a poster from the show on line,and my band are not mentioned on it ! A real downer. We had to back a band called 'The Overlanders ',who we'd only seen once before at a local club.They went on to have a Number 1 hit in the U.K. with the Beatles song 'Michelle'.The girl singers we were supposed to back, 'The McKinlay Sisters',from Edinburgh never turned up.Back to the Overlanders.In those days,I detuned my Gretsch Tennessean to 'D',to get the open guitar key chords,so we borrowed another Fender Bass ( I was not required to play guitar ) to tune to concert for the Overlanders. Before we went on stage for our solo spot & 5 minutes of fame,we instructed the Overlanders to tune up the spare bass.Yes,you guessed it.They didn't.So everything they played in 'A',we backed them in 'G'. To my knowledge,only one person in the audience noticed.This was a guy we made a record with 3 years later ! To be fair,there was that much noise from the audience,it probably didn't matter anyway !

Other memories of that gig were to set up before.Our bass player had a wonderful piggy back,blonde Fender Bassman amp & cab that Bill Wyman took a fancy to.Because the Stones had a deal with Vox amps,that's what they had to use in public. Brian Jones begged a spare pick off me,and Mick Jagger was busy shouting at some girls who could just see him through a crack in the emergency exit door.The two performances were fantastic,never to be forgotten.

More later .

Peter Alton Green

Just located the poster for the above gig. No,I'm still not there !

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