Spiders From Mars and Uriah Heep Stars Speak At Trevor Bolder Funeral
. Woodmansey, who was among the 600 present at St Mary's Church, Beverly, tells the Hull Daily Mail: "I am honoured to have known him as a friend. "He was one of the few friends you might not see for a few years � and yet, meeting up with him again, it was as if you'd only seen him yesterday. "He was a world-class bass player. You've just got to read the list of who he played with: David Bowie, Wishbone Ash, Uriah Heep. He did what he wanted to do and he made a difference. I'm going to miss him." Heep mainman Mick Box admits he was reduced to tears during the ceremony. "I very much respected Trevor as a bass player, a singer, a songwriter and a friend," he says. "He was never one to go on about his previous successes; he was modest to the core and very quiet � unless he had a few brandies inside him! He was a deep thinker, really quite spiritual." more on this story Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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