Hey Caleb welcome! Enjoy the forum.

Welcome to the forum Caleb.

I see you have a groupie here already ?

DonovanB wrote: Welcome to the forum Caleb.
I see you have a groupie here already ?

Hey D, your definition of a groupie????????? Hahahahaha.....Now we all know the the type of groupies you entertain on the beach!!!!!! hahahahaha..... ?

Is this really the real Caleb Quaye? ???

Welcome! Caleb, you can make an immeasurable contribution to this forum and to it's members. Sprinkle some of that "chops" stuff all over us whilst you're here.

Welcome, enjoy the forum!

aubs1 wrote: Hey D, your definition of a groupie????????? Hahahahaha.....Now we all know the the type of groupies you entertain on the beach!!!!!! hahahahaha..... ?

Lol. John Mayer said, "An electric guitar gets you sex. An acoustic guitar makes women want to talk to you about their feelings."

Wow, this is unbelievable, I am a fan since you worked with Elton John on "Madman across the Water", my all-time favourite EJ album!!!!!

Damn, I missed that! :-[ "Where do you hail from" indeed...

From Wikipedia:

Caleb Quaye (born 1948 in London), is an English Afro-European rock guitarist and studio musician best known for his work in the 1960s and 1970s with Elton John, Mick Jagger, Pete Townshend, Paul McCartney and Hall & Oates. He is the son of Cab Kaye, the younger brother of Terri Quaye, and the older brother of Finley Quaye.

Squonk wrote: Is this really the real Caleb Quaye? ???

Indeed he is..........!!!!! check out: www.calebquaye.com .....

Alan Ratcliffe wrote:

Wow, this is unbelievable, I am a fan since you worked with Elton John on "Madman across the Water", my all-time favourite EJ album!!!!!

Damn, I missed that! :-[ "Where do you hail from" indeed...

From Wikipedia:

Caleb Quaye (born 1948 in London), is an English Afro-European rock guitarist and studio musician best known for his work in the 1960s and 1970s with Elton John, Mick Jagger, Pete Townshend, Paul McCartney and Hall & Oates. He is the son of Cab Kaye, the younger brother of Terri Quaye, and the older brother of Finley Quaye.

I was a bit surprised you missed that Alan......hahahahaha.....!!!!!

Hi Caleb,

You never know, you might want to go shopping for a guitar.

Here are URLs for some local makers... (well, "South African", they're not all necessarily just down the road from Cape Town)

• Foster van der Merwe
• Ian Corr
• Mervyn Davis
• Marc Maingard

Hi Caleb and welcome to the forum. I see Aubs is real excited to have you here.

We're looking forward to your input on the forum.

Hi Caleb and welcome to the forum. Looking forward to your input.. Nice to have Rockstar on our forum :bopping: :bopping:

WOW!

Thanks everyone for your lovely comments.

Aubs - you seem a little on the young side to remember Elton John - at least first ime round!

That was when I still had hair - :?

We have been seeing some of your beautiful Cape over the past few days - monsoons and all!!.

Unfortunately I wont be coming to Johannesburg on this visit, as it is striclty relaxing, but next year I am coming again (assuming Selby will still have me) and we plan to see the other parts of your special country.

I will definately seek you out Aubs for a get together.

Until next time, I thank you again.

Caleb

Caleb Quaye wrote: WOW! Thanks everyone for your lovely comments.
Aubs - you seem a little on the young side to remember Elton John - at least first ime round!
That was when I still had hair - :? ............
I will definately seek you out Aubs for a get together.
Caleb

Hey Caleb........hahahahha...... that's my son Eli, he's 8, I am far too ugly to post my mug as an avatar!!!! hahaha..... ? ?.....

I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay, CT is definitely the most beautiful city in SA.......looking forward to your return next year......!

Hi Caleb,

Welcome to SA. You are one of the great unsung guitarists out there. I loved your playing on Hookfoot, "Live In Memphis" I'm still looking for the other Hookfoot albums.

Great to have you here.

Vivian Bannatyne, Johannesburg