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Steve Hackett Live at Trading Boundaries 2012 and 2019

The live music venue in Fletching Sussex regularly hosts live music events and I have taken photographs of Steve playing both acoustically and with his touring musicians brother John Hackett, Rob Townsend, Roger King and Amanda Lehmann.

See the full collection of photographs on the Steve Hackett Gallery.

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Original Photographs of Steve Hackett in Studio

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I’ve only just added these photographs to the GenesisPhotographs.com website. I had the great pleasure of visiting Steve in his studio in Twickenham on 21st November 2012. He made me very welcome and although there were restrictions of  space and light I managed to get some good photographs of him in his working surroundings.

See all the photographs I took in the Gallery section of the website.

There are also a collection of photographs taken at Trading Boundaries in Sussex.

Please use the contact form if you have an interest in obtaining prints of any of these images.

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Steve Hackett Acoustic Concert and Genesis Pictures Exhibition – Together at Trading Boundaries

 

The exhibition of the Genesis Pictures I took in the 70s were on show at Trading Boundaries last week culminating in it coinciding with the Steve Hackett concert on the evening of Saturday 30th June.

Trading Boundaries was packed with Steve Hackett (and Genesis) fans who all enjoyed a brilliant evening of music. Steve had his nylon strung classical guitar for the evening, not his more usual famous Les Paul electric guitar.

Steve was accompanied by the hugely talented Rob Townsend on flute and saxophone as well as his brilliant jazz solo on a penny-whistle!

Roger King supplied great keyboards and the trio played a wide selection of music from Steve’s albums as well as some of the gorgeous melodic compositions he co-wrote with Genesis.

After almost two hours of music,Steve stayed afterwards and spent almost an hour talking to people from the audience, many of whom had travelled considerable distances to see the concert.

I met lots of people from the audience before and after the concert who were fascinated with the Genesis pictures that they’d never seen before and shared Genesis stories and my experience of taking the photographs of Steve Hackett and the other members of Genesis while they were rehearsing and recording The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway in July 1974      – a mere 38 years ago!
For lots more exclusive Genesis Pictures see www.GenesisPictures.co.uk
For more information about Steve Hackett see www.HackettSongs.com

One of the areas of Trading Boundaries where the Genesis Pictures exhibition was held

All photographs on this post taken by Richard Haines
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