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Vox Documentary
Wow insanely interesting. Want more ?
Brian May! :dance: :woohoo:
Thanks Nick really enjoyed watching that!
Thanks. Great post .
That was great.
There's a great moment in the second clip (about 3:50) when Brian May starts playing the solo from Bohemian Rhapsody and the interviewer turns to look at the camera with a cheese eating grin and an absolute "my mind is blown" expression.
There's a great moment in the second clip (about 3:50) when Brian May starts playing the solo from Bohemian Rhapsody and the interviewer turns to look at the camera with a cheese eating grin and an absolute "my mind is blown" expression.
I would be giggling like a school girl if I was standing there ?Alan Ratcliffe wrote: That was great.
There's a great moment in the second clip (about 3:50) when Brian May starts playing the solo from Bohemian Rhapsody and the interviewer turns to look at the camera with a cheese eating grin and an absolute "my mind is blown" expression.
The Vox story (also the name of a book by Peterson and Denney) is an interesting one indeed. Once you get bitten by an AC30 you're hooked (as is the case with me ! ? )
Ironically JMI's demise was the constant pressure to deliver (to the USA) and to diversify. So pretty soon Tom Jennings lost control of JMI.....there's a lesson to be learnt from that I guess.
I met Dick Denney at Macaris in London when I bought a '63 AC30 there which he brought in after he gave it a hands-over. A real gentleman (and genius imho)
Ironically JMI's demise was the constant pressure to deliver (to the USA) and to diversify. So pretty soon Tom Jennings lost control of JMI.....there's a lesson to be learnt from that I guess.
I met Dick Denney at Macaris in London when I bought a '63 AC30 there which he brought in after he gave it a hands-over. A real gentleman (and genius imho)