Formed in 1969 The Ghost were:
Paul Eastment vocal, guitar
Terry Guy keyboards, vocal
Charlie Grima drums
Shirley Kent vocals, guitar
Daniel MacGuire bass guitar, vocal
Beautiful song from 1970, Time is my Enemy
Formed in 1969 The Ghost were:
Paul Eastment vocal, guitar
Terry Guy keyboards, vocal
Charlie Grima drums
Shirley Kent vocals, guitar
Daniel MacGuire bass guitar, vocal
Beautiful song from 1970, Time is my Enemy
A blast from the past guys , I was a mere 17 yr old then , I remember terry the flat at castle vale , did he ever pay for that first keyboard !! Ha lucky sod . Had your 1st album will look for it now , Terry remember the queens head or peppers club , Must. Make a come back guys like all the rest of them .
I went to school with Danny Mcguire who lived just off the alum rock road. I used to share his pushbike with him to get a lift part the way home at dinner times. I knew he was keen on music when we were at school. Danny was also a very good footballer.We both left school at 15 years of age and went our separate ways. I did not know he was in a group until I stumbled on it looking at Birmingham groups. I was saddened when I discovered that he had passed away,
I saw Ghost once or twice in 1970, in particular at The Parisian in Cannon Street, a pub with two levels and a stage on the lower level. I met and became an acquaintance of Charlie Grima the drummer. ! was 20 at the time,and had the nickname ‘Jesus’ due to my appearance. Saw many fond memories of this group, the venue and the other acts I saw there. The only downer being that I was at the Parisian when I learned of Jimi Hendrix’s death..It ended a sad night!
i knew charlie very well mid 70s,and right through the wizzard days,,last saw him around 97,,at a party for,,pete oliver,,he run wasp music shop on hurst street,,and worked with terry guy 1980,,does anybody know what happened to terry
I was a friend of Danny Maguire (& Mareata) and spent many pleasant evenings at their flat in Washwood Heath Road…. my first spliff! Saw the band plenty of times, and always enjoyed the fine playing of Paul Eastment….. happy days….