Harvey performing with rock band Little Tuna
Harvey outside Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
Harvey inside Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee
Holding the very microphone (according to the tour guide!!!) that was used by Elvis Presley in his early Sun recordings.
Holding the very microphone (according to the tour guide!!!) that was used by Elvis Presley in his early Sun recordings.
Harvey beside the WC Handy (Father of the Blues) memorial
on Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
on Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
Harvey at Graceland, home of the late Elvis Presley, Memphis, Tennessee
Hiding behind another microphone! (Not Sun Studios this time!)
Harvey playing solo at the Grange Club, Edinburgh
Harvey posing for a publicity shot.
It looks like he's taking himself a bit too seriously!
It looks like he's taking himself a bit too seriously!
Harvey enjoying himself in the Gibson Guitar factory, Nashville
More than happy to sample the merchandise!
More than happy to sample the merchandise!
Harvey, guesting with a band called Crowdie House.
They are a five piece band the other members of whom are out of the camera shot.
They are a five piece band the other members of whom are out of the camera shot.
Harvey with the great Albert Lee, the Bein Inn, Perthshire.
Hoping that some of Albert's magic will rub off!
Hoping that some of Albert's magic will rub off!
Harvey and Albert several years later. This time at Backstage in Kinross.
Both of us looking that bit older!
Both of us looking that bit older!
Harvey with pianist and keyboard player Gavin Povey.
As well as being an artist in his own right Gavin has played and recorded with many famous artists including
Dave Edmonds. Kirsty McColl, Van Morrison, Dion, Kim Wilson, Graham Parker, Shakin' Stevens, Steve Cropper
and the great Albert Lee.
As well as being an artist in his own right Gavin has played and recorded with many famous artists including
Dave Edmonds. Kirsty McColl, Van Morrison, Dion, Kim Wilson, Graham Parker, Shakin' Stevens, Steve Cropper
and the great Albert Lee.
Harvey fronting an unnamed five piece rock 'n' roll band at the Grange Club, Edinburgh.
Jack Anderson: lead guitar
Harvey David Frew: rhythm guitar and lead vocals
John Powell: drums
Suzanne Carol Senior: alto saxophone
Jamie Hogg (of the 'Dark Jokes'): bass guitar and backing vocals
Jack Anderson: lead guitar
Harvey David Frew: rhythm guitar and lead vocals
John Powell: drums
Suzanne Carol Senior: alto saxophone
Jamie Hogg (of the 'Dark Jokes'): bass guitar and backing vocals
Harvey playing for the benefit of the natives and the Brits on the Greek island of Symi. Well, it has to be in another country. Nobody would wear a shirt like that at home!
Harvey playing in another taverna on the Greek island of Symi.
Harvey playing at an outdoor cafe in Athens.
Harvey playing in the Jinglin' Geordie Pub, Edinburgh
Harvey playing in Clerk's Bar, Edinburgh
Harvey playing in George IV Bar, Edinburgh
Play them blues white boys!
Harvey jamming with Robbie McVicar of the band the Alibis.
(Robbie just happens to be married to Harvey's cousin's daughter.
Does that mean they're related?)
Harvey playing in Christie's Bar, Edinburgh.
The Grange Cowboys (Jack, Harvey, Reg and Jamie) about to play some good ole country music at a 'Wild West Night'!
Reg Meuross, Hank Wangford and Harvey, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
Harvey with the great bluesman Eric Bibb
Harvey playing at a garden party in Norfolk
Harvey playing in the Murrayfield Bar. Edinburgh
Harvey fancying himself as a drummer!
Harvey playing at Saughton Park bandstand Edinburgh
Harvey playing at the Black Rose Tavern (formerly known as Paddy's Bar) Edinburgh
Harvey playing at the Home Bar Edinburgh.
Harvey outside the Rolling Stones shop at no.9 Carnaby Street.
Harvey at 'Exhibitionism', the Rolling Stones exhibition in Chelsea. Although Harvey's formative years were the 60s he said that the exhibition covers the formation of the Stones right up to the present time. It was a couple of hours well spent!
After the London exhibition it moved to New York. Now long closed.
After the London exhibition it moved to New York. Now long closed.
Harvey playing at the Auld Hundred Edinburgh
Harvey playing at a Martin Guitars demonstration event in the Mercat Bar Edinburgh