Princess Mark II
2006-06-14 by jonesalley
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2006-06-14 by jonesalley
2006-06-14 by Jerry Korb
jonesalley wrote:
> Wasn't the princess' Mellotron repossessed? I seem to recently recall a > mention of some sort of ruckus about that back when. > > ____________________________________________________________________ > > > Hi Jon and gang, I sent the royal family a sympathy card and letter in > 1997, > after the untimely death of Princess Diana (England's Rose) in Paris. > I also just happened to make mention of Princess Margaret's Mellotron. > > To my surprise, I got an answer from her secretary (on royal lithographed > stationery,of course ) ! She (PM) acknowledged that fact that she owned the > Tron once, but didn't specify anything further. I think JB mentioned once that > > an attempt was made to reposses the Tron but failed. So I wonder if that > classic keyboard is sadly in storage somewhere far beneath the walls of > Buckingham Palace. > > Cheers, --JK-- (a bit moldy from basement storage too)
2006-06-14 by David Jacques
I saw it last year next to the Crown Jewels!!!! I believe it was loaded with Bagpipe sounds.. _____
From: Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jerry Korb Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2006 11:04 AM To: MELLOTRONISTS-LIST Subject: Re: [Mellotronists] Princess Mark II jonesalley wrote: Wasn't the princess' Mellotron repossessed? I seem to recently recall a mention of some sort of ruckus about that back when. ____________________________________________________________________ Hi Jon and gang, I sent the royal family a sympathy card and letter in 1997, after the untimely death of Princess Diana (England's Rose) in Paris. I also just happened to make mention of Princess Margaret's Mellotron. To my surprise, I got an answer from her secretary (on royal lithographed stationery,of course ) ! She (PM) acknowledged that fact that she owned the Tron once, but didn't specify anything further. I think JB mentioned once that an attempt was made to reposses the Tron but failed. So I wonder if that classic keyboard is sadly in storage somewhere far beneath the walls of Buckingham Palace. Cheers, --JK-- (a bit moldy from basement storage too)