Blow It!!! The All New Adventures Of Steve Took's Horns CD (Cherry Red Records) Concert tours Headlining Community Music tour of Devon/Cornwall – three dates December 1971 (two as outright headline, one as co-headline with Stealers Wheel) Opening act (Took, as a solo performer, was scheduled to have been the opening act on Bob Calvert's cancelled 1974 Captain Lockheed UK tour.) Equipment As a singer songwriter, Took's two main guitars were an Epiphone acoustic guitar decorated with stickers (including one of Eddie Cochran) used for solo work, last known to have been in the possession of Billiet, and an electric Rickenbacker used as a rhythm guitar with Took's electric bands, currently owned by Best. Both guitars feature prominently in Keith Morris' early 1970s publicity photographs of Took. Previously as a member of Tyrannosaurus Rex, Took's percussion and other equipment included bongos, tabla, finger cymbals, African talking drum, kazoos, a Chinese gong and a Pixiphone (toy xylophone). As the duo reverted to electric music in early 1969, Took also played a Höfner 500/1 bass and a Chad Valley toy drumkit. In later years, when performing solo support gigs for Hawkwind, Took would often include his bongos as part of his equipment so that, later in the evening, he could guest with Hawkwind on a few songs in their set. References External links Steve Took's Domain 1949 births 1980 deaths Pink Fairies members English rock drummers English rock bass guitarists Male bass guitarists People from Eltham Drug-related deaths in England Musicians from Kent 20th-century English musicians Burials at Kensal Green Cemetery 20th-century English bass guitarists 20th-century drummers Bongo players Conga players Alcohol-related deaths in England Deaths from asphyxiation T. Rex (band) members 20th-century British male musicians