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Top Band, Top Tune. To this day I can't listen to Green and Grey without shedding a silent tear for both the people that this decribed at the time and also the late great Rob Heaton who was responsible for the unplayable intro and some of the technically most able drumming ever. Nice one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sHWd3mqi0M
Top Band, Top Tune. To this day I can't listen to Green and Grey without shedding a silent tear for both the people that this decribed at the time and also the late great Rob Heaton who was responsible for the unplayable intro and some of the technically most able drumming ever. Nice one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sHWd3mqi0M
ReplyDeleteIt's a great song Poons. Rob Heaton is greatly missed. I didn't know he had also been in Hawkwind for a short whikle too
ReplyDeleteHawkwind - really - u got a link?
ReplyDeletepoons (can't be arsed logging in)
It was a short stint in 1983. It was more a case of him filling in rather being a permanent member. But he doe appear on the track Green Finned Demon.
ReplyDeleteGoodle Rob Heaton Hawkwind and you'll get quite a few result