I first met Glen on a gig in Manchester in 1973 and he played really well. He was at Art college and I was at music college and we became good friends. I gave him lots of difficult music which I'd written and amazingly he learnt it. We had a trio Glen on guitar, me on bass and Mo Green on drums. In the summer I'd been offered a summer season show in Scarborough, my home town. The needed a guitarist so I asked Glen. I guess this was his introduction to the music business. We put him up at my mother's house in Scarborough listening to music and Glen practicing all day. After the summer season at The Futurist Theatre we lost touch as I had a gig on guitar Stafford, then got married and I went to the BBC in Bristol. We caught up again in London where Glen seemed to be busy musician. He joined another group I had with a singer, percussionist and violinist. I'd composed some music to the Edward Lear poems The Jumblies and The Dong With The Luminous Nose and we toured theatres around the country. Again we lost touch till Pam and I Stayed a couple of nights with him in Dove holes. It was about the time Glen acquired a Cocker Spaniel puppy called Dolly. Dolly was very energetic and excellent at high jumping. They could have done with her at the London Olympics which were on at that time. Since then we didn't meet just long chats on the phone. Glen was good at long chats. I'll miss them and I'll miss Glen, a good mate. Roy Chilton. roy@roychiltonmusic.co.uk