Squire's bass
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Wow. I never knew he played bass. I don't know much about his history, but I did see him live about 20 years ago at a little Chicago dive called Biddy Mulligan's. It was a great show, but it was just him and an acoustic guitar...so I assumed that was how he always played.
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I saw Yes on the GFTO tour also with Donovan opening. I took several pics and caught Squire in mid air, Steve how jumping back on one foot and Wakeman's hair whipping around in one shot. My senior yearbook used it in their "what happened this year section". I still have a set of prints and the negatives someplace.
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That's what they were, North!!! Thank you Jeffrey!
Yes, I played drums for a few years in various bands, my dad was a drummer in the big band era, played with Glenn Miller and Jimmy Dorsey and one of his proudest moments was when Buddy Rich let him play his drums one night in Milwaukee. Apparently this was a very rare occurrance.
Anyway, here are the North drums. Those are not mine, I found them on the web.

Yes, I played drums for a few years in various bands, my dad was a drummer in the big band era, played with Glenn Miller and Jimmy Dorsey and one of his proudest moments was when Buddy Rich let him play his drums one night in Milwaukee. Apparently this was a very rare occurrance.
Anyway, here are the North drums. Those are not mine, I found them on the web.

"They make great f***'n basses". - Lemmy, NAMM 2009
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