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Touring Around the Globe
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Playing with John in the Cakewalk booth at my very first NAMM convention... Anaheim, CA 1996
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What a motley crew...no, it's The Alan Parsons Live Project on a day trip to the sister island of Gozo while performing in Malta.
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caught in the act...
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taking a break with Ann...
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relaxing on the tour bus...
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my first trip to Japan...
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Jack Bruce, showing me the right way to play "Theme For An Imaginary Western" in a bar in Chicago...
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Joking with Alan Parsons at a press conference in Moscow...
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The Alan Parsons Live Project perform at the Kremlin Palace in Moscow
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Presented with soccer shirts for our encore in Valencia, Spain...
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The Acropolis - Athens, Greece...
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Vatican City - Rome, Italy...
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The Coliseum - Rome, Italy
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John Montagna and I at the Travi Fountains in Rome, Italy - 2005 |
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Maui, Hawaii - ...The Buddha and I, during the 2002 "A Walk Down Abbey Road " tour. |
...Front page of a newspaper in Mexico during a 2004 tour.
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The John Entwistle Band in the doorway of "Quarwood", John's 50 room castle in The Cotswolds Gloucestershire, England.
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Taking some promo shots for PRS Guitars 'round the back of "Quarwood".
This one was by the archery range featured in the The Who's "Kids Are Alright" movie. The scene from the video for "Success Story" where John is skeet shooting his gold records.
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I was very fortunate to get a chance to visit a Krishna temple in Moscow. The devotees were so great, they even came to my hotel, picked me up and drove me back in time for my sound check at the Kremlin.
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Deities on the altar in the temple room in Moscow. After a little meditation, the devotees brought me into a guest room and fed me a vegetarian feast. Then they took me to a vegetarian restaurant in a nearby mall, that is run by the temple, and stocked me up with tons more vegetarian food and desserts to bring backstage at the gig.
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While traveling across the US on the AWDAR 2002 tour bus, we stopped in a Cracker Barrel restaurant for breakfast and all bought $3.00 harmonicas in the store on the way out. When we got back on the bus, Jack proceeded to give us a blues harp lesson. He taught us how to bend a note. Meanwhile, Christopher Cross played along on his "Baby" Taylor.
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When we performed in Mumbai, India with Alan Parsons, I traveled for a week on my own and stopped off on my way to Delhi airport at the store where The Beatles bought their sitars on their first trip to India.
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With the son of the proprietor, Mr. Ajay Sharma, who manages the place. He was showing me a "smaller" scale sitar equipped with a pickup. Check out their site at
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...at Roswell with John Entwistle & Todd Rundgren.
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The members of "A Walk Down Abbey Road" take an end of show bow in Japan. Winter 2001
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More to come...Stay Tuned |
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