Скачать с ютуб The Chris Cross Ultravox Collection | December 2024 Guitar Auction Consignment Update Special в хорошем качестве

The Chris Cross Ultravox Collection | December 2024 Guitar Auction Consignment Update Special

The Chris Cross Ultravox Collection | December 2024 Guitar Auction Consignment Update Special This week we have a special consignment update where we focus on part of The Chris Cross Ultravox collection. The collection consists of over 300 lots of guitars, synths, other instruments, tour merchandise and a good cross section of other ephemera relating to Chris' music career with Ultravox, one of the most influential Synth Pop New Wave bands of the 1980s. The collection will be sold in our auction on 3rd December 2024. Join Auctioneer Luke Hobbs to see a preview of the collection, and find out about the condition and the story behind the guitars and other items on offer. A partial preview of the catalogue can now be viewed via our website: https://www.guitar-auctions.co.uk/auc... Christopher Thomas Allen (1952 – 2024), was an English musician, known professionally as Chris Cross. He was best known as bass guitarist and a main contributor/song-writer in the new wave band Ultravox. After starting his music career with Preston based Stoned Rose, he was one of the founding members of the band Tiger Lily in 1974, before the band was renamed Ultravox three years later. During his music career, Cross enjoyed commercial success with Ultravox, and following the introduction of Midge Ure as singer, many hits followed, including their biggest hit ‘Vienna’, of which Cross co-wrote. It was the 1985 Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium that Cross considered the highlight of his pop career. The overcrowded nature of the line-up meant that Ultravox were allotted only 18 minutes, in which they performed their hits Reap the Wild Wind, Dancing with Tears in My Eyes and One Small Day before climaxing with Vienna, the crowd bouncing with abandon to Cross’s irresistible synth bass line. On the performance, Cross stated: “I remember walking on, and it was really sunny and everything came together so well. And then you remembered millions of people were watching it on TV too.” When Ultravox disbanded in 1987 after the 1986 U-Vox album release and tour, Cross retired from the music business to become a psychotherapist. It was an occupation that suited his calm demeanour. He was down to earth and had a wry sense of humour. He had studied psychology before joining the band and his solution to most problems was not the common rock’n’roll therapy, but to put the kettle on and have a cup of tea. In a posthumous tribute, Ure described him as “logic in the madness” and “the glue that held the band together”. Cross rejoined the band after their revival in 2009 with a tour, followed three years later with the release of the 2012 studio album Brilliant. A year later, after a tour with Simple Minds, the band retired once more and Cross returned quietly to his “other life” as a psychotherapist. Cross sadly died on 25th March 2024 at the age of 71. --- Contents of this video 00:00 Intro 03:54 2002 Duesenberg Starplayer Special 04:43 2007 Duesenberg Starplayer Special 05:22 2007 Duesenberg Starplayer TV 06:04 Custom Build Strat 07:28 Custom Jazz Bass 08:12 Custom Esquire 09:17 Gibson Les Paul Special & Melody Maker 10:08 2006 PRS SE Singlecut 10:48 1996 Gordon Smith G60 11:18 Line 6 Variax 300 acoustic 11:45 Breedlove acoustic bass 12:14 Wishbass 6 string fretless 13:19 1985 Tokai Breezysound Pink Paisley 14:57 Casio MG-510 Midi Guitar 15:33 Tokai Cats Eyes acoustic 15:58 Midge Ure's 1980 Yamaha SG2000 16:55 2004 Fender Mike Dirnt Bass 18:05 1969 Gibson EB-3 Bass 19:52 1977 Guild B-301 Bass 20:30 1982 Ibanez Blazer BL700 Bass 22:17 1981 Ibanez Musician MC924 Bass 22:57 Live Aid used 1982 Squier JV Precision Bass 26:29 Presentation Discs! 29:11 Selmer Super Action 80 Alto Saxophone 29:56 EMS Synthi ASK Synthesiser 32:18 Oscar Synth 33:12 Vinyl Collection 32:43 Tour Merchandise 35:45 Ultravox Ephemera 37:11 Sex Pistols proof artwork 38:32 1982 Steinberger L2 Headless Bass 39:47 1985 Status Graphite Series 2000 fretted headless bass 41:28 1986 Status Graphite Series 2000 fretless headless bass 42:15 1984 Rickenbacker 4003 Bass 43:11 Outro --- Watch this space for more consignment updates and guitar demos... Like our content? Don't forget to subscribe, like the video and hit the bell icon to keep up to date with future episodes.... Subscribe to our channel here:    / @ghguitarauctions   Sign up to our weekly newsletter here: https://www.guitar-auctions.co.uk/new... Want to be the first to hear of all the latest GH news? Hit the links below! Instagram:   / guitarauctions   Website: https://www.guitar-auctions.co.uk Website: https://www.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk Facebook:   / guitarauctions