Bass Player: Herbie Flowers The final 1:51 of the recording, there is a very small bass part that is three bars long and whcih repeats. Epilogue Pt.2 of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The Worlds. ‘Can anybody hear me?!!

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers The first of two brief Epilogues from Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds. Nothing much going on here that hasn’t appeared on the previous charts but they are included for the sake of completion (or would that be closure?).

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers The Martians have all caught Covid and are karking it left, right and centre. This is the bass part to the last substatntive track on Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version on The War Of The Worlds, ‘Dead London’.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers This is the tracnscription of the David Essex feature ‘Brave New World’ from Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds. Another slightly more demanding.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers This is ‘The Red Weed Pt.2′ from Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds’.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Best mug shot on the site! This transcription is probably the hardest one off the album to read and to play. Some interesting harmonic twists and tempo changes. This is ‘Parson Nathaniel/The Spirit Of Man’ from Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part Six of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds is an instrumental mood piece called ‘The Red Weed Pt.1’.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part 5 of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War Of The Worlds features Chris Thompson from Manfred Mann’s Earth Band on vocals. It was apparent, at the end of the this track, that the Earth belonged to the Martians.

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part Four of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The Worlds’ introduced many of us to the velvet voice and dreadful haircut of Justin Hayward. A Rock ballad, this one is the easiest read off the album (with the exception of the second epilogue).

Bass Player: Herbie Flowers Part Three of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The World introduces David Essex as the unnamed ‘Artillery Man’.