Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun - 50th Anniv. of the 'Live at Pompeii' Rig Recreation

We recreated a Pink Floyd Live in Pompeii PA Rig with Chris Hewitt of CH Vintage Audio to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original recording date in 1971. Stephen McElroy and Friends came down to play some songs through it! This is ‘Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun’ Some people have asked how they can support the channel, so I now have a 'Buy Me a Coffee' account! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Troglody... Put together by Westley Bone of Troglodyte Music and Chris Hewitt of CH Vintage Audio CH Vintage Audio - Equipment , PA and Backline, vintage cases etc Troglodyte Music - All filming and Audio recording equipment Band Stephen McElroy – guitar Jason Sawford – Keyboards David Fowler- guitar and vocals Ewan Cunningham – drums Ricky Howard- bass guitar Chris Barnes – vocals Stephen McElroy uses Rawson Sparfield Starfinder Chassis Speakers and Cabinets LIVE FIELD SHOOT 05/09/21 Westley Bone Producer / Editor / Presenter Dan Haworth-Salter Director of Photography Mark Branigan Second Camera Unit Dan Bradley Third Camera Unit and Drone Ross Clarke-Trevis Field Audio Recording Richard Stilwell Production Assistant Crew Chris Hewitt - Event Supervisor Geoff Goddard - electronics, wiring and sound and more Nick Davis- photos, lead manufacture, splitter box manufacture, dish frame manufacture and more Tim Davis- lead manufacture Jayne Owen and Sylvia Goddard – food and drink Stephen Screech Johnson – lifting crew Tom Hewitt- lifting crew and driving Matthew Hewitt- emergency drinks run Gary Lipton - artwork design Thanks to Jeff Lewis at Matamp for cabinet building , Harry Joyce UK Amplifiers, Rawson Sparfield Loudspeakers, Grange Products, Barry Hughes at Hughes Fabrication Northwich, all at Brookes Engineering Northwich, Roy and Jonathan Johnson, Chris Leather at Car-go vehicle repairs and Jason and Andy at Wicked Styling Northwich for The Avis Transit restoration, Barry Atherton for cabinet building Brother Jonj Henshaw for the use of his kit