ED signed and personalized Ukulele book story

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  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,965
    This was by far the best "meeting Ed" story I've read here.  Absolutely priceless.  Please don't sell anything from that night.  What an experience.  Thanks for sharing.
  • RP112579
    RP112579 Tinley Park, IL Posts: 3,389
    Hopefully you reconsider and decide to keep the book. It's an amazing piece of an amazing story.
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  • JG7927
    JG7927 Posts: 113
    Hey Dennis such an awesome story, thank you for sharing....I remember that show well. Please PM me if you don't have the show poster, I would love to gift that to you. 
  • iOnlyownMymind
    iOnlyownMymind Posts: 2,969
    GlowGirl said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Dennis, that’s probably the best meeting Ed story I've ever read. 
    I have a pretty good meeting Ed story that involves both of us being at a small party in John Entwistle's hotel suite in NYC after the 1996 MSG Quadrophenia shows. The party ended at 7:00am with John Entwistle passed out under the table. I had several long conversations with Ed throughout the night. It's a really long story how I got invited to that party, and someday I will write it out. I also briefly met Pete Townshend that night. Still one of the best nights of my life. But not nearly as sentimental as Dennis' story.

    Wait, you partied with Ed and The Ox?  
  • lastexitlondon
    lastexitlondon Posts: 15,028
    iOnlyownMymind said:
    GlowGirl said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Dennis, that’s probably the best meeting Ed story I've ever read. 
    I have a pretty good meeting Ed story that involves both of us being at a small party in John Entwistle's hotel suite in NYC after the 1996 MSG Quadrophenia shows. The party ended at 7:00am with John Entwistle passed out under the table. I had several long conversations with Ed throughout the night. It's a really long story how I got invited to that party, and someday I will write it out. I also briefly met Pete Townshend that night. Still one of the best nights of my life. But not nearly as sentimental as Dennis' story.

    Wait, you partied with Ed and The Ox?  
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  • densan
    densan Posts: 563
    edited November 2020
    JG7927 said:
    Hey Dennis such an awesome story, thank you for sharing....I remember that show well. Please PM me if you don't have the show poster, I would love to gift that to you. 
    That is extremely kind. I have all 3 show posters. Thank you.

    I was going to keep this part to myself because it is kind of emotional for me, but I now realize it is better to tell this final part because it shows what kind of person Ed is.
    The typing I heard was Ed typing the letter below. Ed used my dad's typewriter to type out "Man of the Hour" for me. Ed gave it to me when he called me on stage. I lost it that night after we got home. I was like a sprinkler. I love my dad, so I did it for him! 


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  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,960
    Jeebus.  If you don't really need the money I would reconsider selling.  Hell, I'll give you some money toward keeping it if you really need the money badly.
    Everything about that story is great.
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  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,271
    densan said:
    JG7927 said:
    Hey Dennis such an awesome story, thank you for sharing....I remember that show well. Please PM me if you don't have the show poster, I would love to gift that to you. 
    That is extremely kind. I have all 3 show posters. Thank you.

    I was going to keep this part to myself because it is kind of emotional for me, but I now realize it is better to tell this final part because it shows what kind of person Ed is.
    The typing I heard was Ed typing the letter below. Ed used my dad's typewriter to type out "Man of the Hour" for me. Ed gave it to me when he called me on stage. I lost it that night after we got home. I was like a sprinkler. I love my dad, so I did it for him! 


    Wow. That is incredible. So special. What a great gift to honor your dad. I agree with everyone here - don’t sell if you don’t have to. 
  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,965
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Jeebus.  If you don't really need the money I would reconsider selling.  Hell, I'll give you some money toward keeping it if you really need the money badly.
    Everything about that story is great.
    +1. This story is incredible. 
  • densan
    densan Posts: 563
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Jeebus.  If you don't really need the money I would reconsider selling.  Hell, I'll give you some money toward keeping it if you really need the money badly.
    Everything about that story is great.
    Brought my wife in to see this. I am keeping it. F Me in the Brain, if you ever need anything I am your go to. You are awesome as well the others here. Thanks guys
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  • cp3iverson
    cp3iverson Posts: 8,702
    densan said:
    JG7927 said:
    Hey Dennis such an awesome story, thank you for sharing....I remember that show well. Please PM me if you don't have the show poster, I would love to gift that to you. 
    That is extremely kind. I have all 3 show posters. Thank you.

    I was going to keep this part to myself because it is kind of emotional for me, but I now realize it is better to tell this final part because it shows what kind of person Ed is.
    The typing I heard was Ed typing the letter below. Ed used my dad's typewriter to type out "Man of the Hour" for me. Ed gave it to me when he called me on stage. I lost it that night after we got home. I was like a sprinkler. I love my dad, so I did it for him! 


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  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,271
    iOnlyownMymind said:
    GlowGirl said:
    cp3iverson said:
    Dennis, that’s probably the best meeting Ed story I've ever read. 
    I have a pretty good meeting Ed story that involves both of us being at a small party in John Entwistle's hotel suite in NYC after the 1996 MSG Quadrophenia shows. The party ended at 7:00am with John Entwistle passed out under the table. I had several long conversations with Ed throughout the night. It's a really long story how I got invited to that party, and someday I will write it out. I also briefly met Pete Townshend that night. Still one of the best nights of my life. But not nearly as sentimental as Dennis' story.

    Wait, you partied with Ed and The Ox?  
    Yes. But I will post that story elsewhere another time. Dennis has a really beautiful story here. 
  • F Me In The Brain
    F Me In The Brain this knows everybody from other commets Posts: 31,960
    densan said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Jeebus.  If you don't really need the money I would reconsider selling.  Hell, I'll give you some money toward keeping it if you really need the money badly.
    Everything about that story is great.
    Brought my wife in to see this. I am keeping it. F Me in the Brain, if you ever need anything I am your go to. You are awesome as well the others here. Thanks guys
    Nothing needed but I appreciate that - meant it as well, just let me know.
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  • GlowGirl
    GlowGirl New York, NY Posts: 12,271
    densan said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Jeebus.  If you don't really need the money I would reconsider selling.  Hell, I'll give you some money toward keeping it if you really need the money badly.
    Everything about that story is great.
    Brought my wife in to see this. I am keeping it. F Me in the Brain, if you ever need anything I am your go to. You are awesome as well the others here. Thanks guys
    I am so glad you are keeping it. After reading your story, I was also about to offer to chip in to make sure you keep it. Definitely, one of the most special things I have read on these forums. 
  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,491
    F Me In The Brain said:
    Jeebus.  If you don't really need the money I would reconsider selling.  Hell, I'll give you some money toward keeping it if you really need the money badly.
    Everything about that story is great.
    Same here!! Amazing story, Dennis. Wow.
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  • Loujoe
    Loujoe Posts: 12,013
    edited November 2020
    Honestly that's like a message from your Dad through EV. What a perfect story. Everything came together. Thanks again for sharing such a positive story. 
  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,965
    densan said:
    JG7927 said:
    Hey Dennis such an awesome story, thank you for sharing....I remember that show well. Please PM me if you don't have the show poster, I would love to gift that to you. 
    That is extremely kind. I have all 3 show posters. Thank you.

    I was going to keep this part to myself because it is kind of emotional for me, but I now realize it is better to tell this final part because it shows what kind of person Ed is.
    The typing I heard was Ed typing the letter below. Ed used my dad's typewriter to type out "Man of the Hour" for me. Ed gave it to me when he called me on stage. I lost it that night after we got home. I was like a sprinkler. I love my dad, so I did it for him! 


    Did Ed play Man of the Hour the night he handed you this letter on stage? I get chills thinking about it. This story is so great. 
  • densan
    densan Posts: 563
    He did play Man of the Hour, and it was stunning/beautiful/flawless/perfect. 
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  • bbiggs
    bbiggs Posts: 6,965
    ^ I can imagine it was. An amazing song with quite a bit more meaning for you. That’s fantastic. 
  • tempo_n_groove
    tempo_n_groove Posts: 41,864
    "The word machine"  Love that!

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