Comments for Grimshaw Guitars http://grimshawguitars.co.uk Grimshaw Guitars Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:26:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on Ronnie Genarder playing Grimshaw Revelation 1933 by kavin robert http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/2009/08/29/ronnie-genardier-playing-grimshaw-revelation-1933/comment-page-1/#comment-1399 kavin robert Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:26:46 +0000 http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/?p=826#comment-1399 back then niether Gibson, Fender, or any of main Makes we know of existed then Because Of the import controls that Were in force. But these axes got used by Bruce of the shadows Also Joe brown. Eric ford Bert Weedon Alan Caddy (The Tornadoes) Ken Street (Emile Ford and The Checkmates) Chas Macdavit Ivor Marants And others back then niether
Gibson, Fender, or any of main
Makes we know of
existed then
Because
Of the import controls that
Were in force.
But these axes got used by
Bruce of the shadows

Also
Joe brown.
Eric ford
Bert Weedon
Alan Caddy (The Tornadoes)
Ken Street (Emile Ford and The
Checkmates)
Chas Macdavit
Ivor Marants

And others

]]> Comment on Tony Crombie & His Rockets. with SS deluxe by Jim M http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/2009/02/04/tony-crombie-his-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-1106 Jim M Mon, 20 Jul 2009 13:36:46 +0000 http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/?p=588#comment-1106 There was a bootleg double cd a few years ago which contained all the rock and roll output of Tony Crombie, along with some Art Baxter and Don Lang material. It was entitled "Rock You Sinners" which was the title of the film that the above clip comes from. There was a bootleg double cd a few years ago which contained all the rock and roll output of Tony Crombie, along with some Art Baxter and Don Lang material. It was entitled “Rock You Sinners” which was the title of the film that the above clip comes from.

]]> Comment on Tony Crombie & His Rockets. with SS deluxe by lynn crombie freed http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/2009/02/04/tony-crombie-his-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-1087 lynn crombie freed Tue, 07 Jul 2009 11:59:20 +0000 http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/?p=588#comment-1087 Tony Crombie was my father, and it is always pleasing to see that he hasn't been forgotten. I do agree with you - there is a lot of material out there that should be put on to CD. I don't know if you are aware that Tony was first and foremost a great jazz drummer, one of the finest in the world. He was also a renowned composer and had music he had written recorded by the likes of Miles Davis, amongst others. We all miss him a great deal, especially my son, who is also a drummer and composer. Tony Crombie was my father, and it is always pleasing to see that he hasn’t been forgotten. I do agree with you - there is a lot of material out there that should be put on to CD. I don’t know if you are aware that Tony was first and foremost a great jazz drummer, one of the finest in the world. He was also a renowned composer and had music he had written recorded by the likes of Miles Davis, amongst others.
We all miss him a great deal, especially my son, who is also a drummer and composer.

]]> Comment on Tony Crombie & His Rockets. with SS deluxe by Keith Fontaine http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/2009/02/04/tony-crombie-his-rockets/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Keith Fontaine Wed, 18 Feb 2009 15:01:31 +0000 http://grimshawguitars.co.uk/?p=588#comment-4 It is high time that Tony Crombie's rock & roll material was released on CD! Perhaps it has and I have not seen it. I have very few records of Tony Crombie & his Rockets and I've been "introducing" them to friends in Texas, many of whom have never heard of this band. Which makes me wonder just how much really good music like this is still out there waiting to be re-released on CD to a public that had no idea that music like this ever existed. It is high time that Tony Crombie’s rock & roll material was released on CD!
Perhaps it has and I have not seen it. I have very few records of Tony Crombie & his Rockets and I’ve been “introducing” them to friends in Texas, many of whom have never heard of this band. Which makes me wonder just how much really good music like this is still out there waiting to be re-released on CD to a public that had no idea that music like this ever existed.

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