Biography
Dave Pegg, born in 1947, is a renowned English bassist, known for his pivotal role in the folk-rock and progressive rock scenes. Pegg first gained prominence in the early 1960s with his work in bands such as The Shadows, which laid the groundwork for his unique musical style. His enthusiasm for music was evident from a young age, and by the mid-60s, he was already making significant contributions to the music of the time. Moving to folk and rock, he became a key figure in the burgeoning British folk scene, displaying an exceptional ability to blend traditional sounds with contemporary influences. His early career was marked by a deep dedication to crafting a unique sound that resonated with audiences seeking authenticity in music.
Roles
Bassist, Producer
Band History
The Ugly’s, Jethro Tull, The Dylan Project, The GP's
Signature Gear
Guitars: Fender Precision Bass 1970s, Gibson Thunderbird IV
Amps: Ampeg SVT Classic
Basses: Rickenbacker 4001, Fender Jazz Bass 1975
Cabinets: Ampeg 8x10 Speaker Cabinet
Strings: D'Addario EXL170-5 45-130
Picks: Dunlop Nylon Standard 1.0mm
Bandmates & Collaborators
Tony Iommi, Richard Thompson, Simon Nicol, Eddie Jobson, Ian Anderson, Doane Perry, John O’Hara, Anna Phoebe