The Mellotron Group

That's what I thought of him too upon my first encounters with him. He is  
shy offstage and a wreck before going on stage. I learned never to bother  
speaking with hi before a show unless I was doing something to help set up 
that  required his input. In quiet moments after performances of when there is 
no  performance at hand, he can be very nice. My wife, who has met him 
twice, thinks  he's an asshole who hasn't grasped the fact that his day has 
passed.
 
I found it to be quite the opposite with Woolly and the rest of Barclay  
James Harvest. Wooly and his band mated were very relaxed and easygoing right 
up  until it was time to dim the lights. John Lees was the exception, but 
mainly  because he had been bedridden with flu right up until show time. After 
the show,  he was very quiet, but also humble and really nice.
 
 
In a message dated 9/27/2009 3:07:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
kinchmusic@aol.com writes:

Dave  Cousins just seems to be completely up himself, and rude to the point 
where  I'm now reluctant to give him any more of my hard  earned.