#gibson nighthawk

[deebeeus]

"She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes"

When Lord Byron penned this verse in 1832, I am almost positive he was referring to my 1993 Gibson Nighthawk Custom.

[rosaliaolenyeva]

📛 208) スーパームーン (Supermoon)と ギブソン レツクス・ブラウン シグネチャー・サンダーバード・ベース (Gibson Rex Brown Signature Thunderbird Bass)。

ふんわりとした風がとても心地好く、幾日かぶりのお日さまと朝を迎えることができてしあわせ気分な今朝は

Vince Giordano's Nighthawks "I Must Have It"

ウルトラマンのサントラ盤より "深海の怒り テインパニB"

Robert Palmer "What Can You Bring Me"

が掛つて居ます。

[mythicguitarco]

95% sure this will be the first #gibson #nighthawk #lespaul to ever have an evertune installed. https://www.instagram.com/p/B-0aNRQn1Ky/?igshid=11br21h9jur5v

[moviesandmania]

AGENT GAME (2022) Preview of Mel Gibson, Dermot Mulroney spy thriller

AGENT GAME (2022) Preview of Mel Gibson, Dermot Mulroney spy thriller

Agent Game is a 2022 American action spy thriller about a CIA officer who finds himself the target of a rendition operation after being scapegoated for the death of an interrogation subject. Directed by Grant S. Johnson (Nighthawks 2019; Frat Star) from a screenplay co-written by co-producer Tyler W. Konney (Money Plane; Destined to Ride; Black Water; The Assault; Altitude) and Mike Langer…

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[gannonwyatt]

⌜ •° ✦ °• — HEY!! is that SEBASTIAN STAN? no, that’s GANNON WYATT, hanging out in BROOKLYN. they’re THIRTY-FOUR years old and use HE/HIM/HIS pronouns. what do they do here? they’re A RECORD STORE CLERK (RETIRED NAVY SEAL - HONORABLE DISCHARGE FOR INJURY) and they’ve lived here TWO YEARS. their favourite thing about the city is THE MUSIC SCENE, but they hate FICKLE PEOPLE. they pride themselves on being ABLE TO SLEEP WITH HIS EYES OPEN. - ── ( vera. 31. she/her. cst. )

( A E S T H E T I C )

dust motes & lamp-light & empty cans of ipa. windows yawn open, stirring lonesome strains of pipe smoke into seemingly meaningful patterns. it was the same dried leaf his grandfather smoked, and the scent eases the pain that splinters his bones. into his 2nd floor studio comes the constant whirring drone of the living, brooklyn streets below. cool night air twists drab curtains and shuffles stacks of unopened mail. a vintage pioneer record player and a scuffed kenwood amp work with pristine edifier speakers to combat the world outside with song. zeppelin, ulver, jackson browne, hank jr., massive attack, shostakovich, jefferson airplane. inside, he contemplates alphabetizing by surname, era, genre, instrumentation, chord progression. the wave-like sound of sorting sleeves is where peace lives.

( P A R T I C U L A R S )

✗. birthday: aug. 23 (virgo)

✗. middle name: havor.

✗. myers-briggs: intp (introverted, intuitive, thinking, perceiving) - the logician

✗. favorite book: suttree, by cormac mccarthy.

✗. favorite album: (currently) lurker of chalice, self-titled

✗. height: 6′.

✗. marital status: single.

✗. sexuality: demi.

✗. positive traits: patient, organized, strategic, calm, logical, observant, honest, strong-willed, brave.

✗. negative traits: harsh, perfectionist, critical, cold, withdrawn, aloof, damaged.

( H E A D C A N O N S )

i. gannon grew up in a single parent home. cora wyatt was a widowed irish immigrant who worked as the head waitress of a little diner in bayonne, new jersey. she was a loving, hardworking woman who encouraged gannon’s independence at an early age out of necessity. he prepared his own meals and got himself to and from school without any issue.

ii. without a father-figure of his own, gannon found himself seeking out the presence of guiding figures. by the time he was fourteen, he had quite a collection of archetypes — from the bookish science teacher to the rugged mechanic on his block, he was in no short supply of those from which he could learn something useful. fred auerbach, however, was his favorite. he’d met him on the ferry by chance, having sat right next to him. from a pair of walkman headphones, gannon heard his first muffled strains of pink floyd’s dark side of the moon. his inquiry into what he’d heard, tinny and garbled through small, sony speakers was the catalyst for a life-long love affair with music. fred, a middle-aged composer and cellist for the new york city philharmonic, was receptive of a wide-eyed protege, so he lavished his knowledge of music upon gannon and, eventually, his love of collecting music. it was refreshing to find a young mind open to exploring music at such depth. their friendship was an odd one, but one they both treasured greatly. on gannon’s eleventh birthday, fred gave him a walkman. on his thirteenth birthday, a pioneer record player. on his fifteenth birthday, season tickets to the philharmonic. for graduation, a gibson les paul classic.

iii. gannon worked in the garage on his block until graduation, enough money to buy a new record a week and help his mother with the bills. it wasn’t glamorous work, but it came naturally to him — picking things apart and understanding how they worked — plus, he could listen to music as loud as he wanted while he worked. 

iv. while gannon was gifted at math and science, his long hours at the garage kept him from performing as well as he might have otherwise. without any scholarships being offered him, he was prompted by jack, the garage owner, to take the asvab. he scored a 99.

v. barely a year into his first tour, he was selected for navy seals, special forces. gannon excelled in a military environment, exceeding the expectations of his superiors. he proved a level-headed if reluctant leader, quick on his feet in dire situations, and able to make difficult decisions under the gun. by the time he was 25, he’d earned respectable rank among his peers. 

vi. the next year, his mother succumbed to cancer. he was granted a month of leave to wrap up her affairs. upon returning home, he ran into his high school friend, rachel. she helped him through the loss, and he allowed her to get closer to him than anyone before. by the time he was called back for duty, they were engaged.

vii. the next five years were a blur. gannon found himself entrenched in military life. he returned home to his fiance when he could, but the demands of his post were overwhelming. most of his comrades were without attachment, and it was easy for gannon to forget the home whence he came and those that were awaiting his return. 

viii. at 31, gannon’s career ended when he lost his right leg and right eye to an IED. he was honorably discharged and sent home.

ix. rachel attempted to help him through the loss, but the severity of his ptsd proved too much for her nerves. after a few years of struggling to navigate his grief with him, she gave up, leaving him alone.

x. once again, it was fred auerbach that turned gannon’s life around when he looked his young friend up on a whim. having bought a fine storefront in brooklyn for a record shop, it occurred to the old man there was only one person he could trust to run his investment with any integrity. gannon was reluctant at first, too blinded by his own grief to see any potential in anything but his own suffering, but once he saw the bowing wood floors and the art deco chandelier hanging in the store’s window, something bloomed within him that he’d thought long-dead: passion.

xi. fred’s vinyl resting place would become a cornerstone of the music culture in brooklyn, nyc. not only did it boast an enormous collection of vinyl, cds, and tapes, but a burgeoning basement venue for exclusive, intimate shows by artists, new and established. locals enjoy a PBR at beer:thirty when browsing the endless aisles of rare and popular presses, or while listening to a local act’s new release. though fred’s growing older in years and not able to man the shop anymore, he’s left it in capable of hands. gannon manages the bookings, inventory, and two employees with ease.

xii. gannon spends a lot of time alone, though he keeps busy. his nights are interrupted by nightmares, so he gets very little sleep — choosing instead to pace around stacks of records in his flat, attend shows, or fool around with his guitar. 

xiii. he has an artificial right leg, and it begins just below the knee. while he can get around without issue most of the time, sometimes his joints ache — when it’s cold or raining. in those instances, he must use a cane, and he hates it.

xiv. few know him well. those that don’t think he’s an asshole because of his quiet, detached nature, but he’s very kind and would give a stranger the shirt off his back.

xv. he has begun restoring a honda nighthawk 750 in his spare time at the garage in bayonne where he worked as a kid. he hopes to have it running by the fall.

[luthier]

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[bluesin-blog]

Two Nighthawks and a Vox: Audioquest Nighthawk plugged into the VOX AC30 guitar miniamp plugged into the Gibson Nighthawk. Playing the blues just for myself! #audioquest #nighthawk #gibson #vox #ac30 #playtheblues #blues #headphones #miniamp #audiophile #formyself

[ukulanne]

Ladies with Signature Guitars

Inspired by this “know your gear video” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vMh10o9XKU&t=4253s) I decided to compile a list of all the Ladies Signature Guitars I could find. Some guitars of this list are mentioned on the video and I added some others. I am sure the list is not complete.

Nita Strauss - JIVA 10 https://www.ibanez.com/usa/products/detail/jiva10_01.html

Courtney Cox - Horus-M3 CC https://www.caparisonguitars.com/products/horus-m3-cc-courtney-cox-signature/

St. Vincent - https://www.music-man.com/instruments/guitars/st-vincenthttps://www.music-man.com/instruments/guitars/st-vincent-hh Avril Lavigne - Telecaster https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/squier-avril-lavigne-telecaster-electric-guitar

Joan Baez - Martin 0 - 45JB https://reverb.com/item/13952293-martin-0-45jb-joan-baez-limited-edition-1998

Lzzy Hale - Explorer http://www.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Explorer/Gibson-USA/Lzzy-Hale-Explorer.aspx

Lzzy Hale - Epiphone Explorer Outfit  http://www.epiphone.com/Products/Electrics/Designer/Ltd-Ed-Lzzy-Hale-Signature-Explorer-Outfit.aspx

Orianthi - PRS SE https://www.guitarcenter.com/PRS/SE-Orianthi-with-Zebra-Pickups-Electric-Guitar.gc

Orianthi FG-651 Fretlight  Wireless Orianthi Limited Edition - https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/fretlight-fg-651-wireless-orianthi-limited-edition-electric-guitar

Jewel - Taylor Signature https://reverb.com/item/1126076-taylor-jksm-jewel-kilcher-signature-model

Courtney Love - Squier VIsta https://reverb.com/item/436407-fender-venus-squier-vista-series-courtney-love-hole-signature-guitar-clean-tags

Taylor Swift - https://www.taylorguitars.com/guitars/acoustic/tsbt

Bonnie Raitt - https://reverb.com/item/700758-fender-usa-bonnie-raitt-signature-stratocaster-limited-edition-collector-s-strat-blue-burst

Grace Potter - Flying V- http://www.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Flying-V/Gibson-USA/Grace-Potter-Signature-Flying-V.aspx

Nancy Wilson - Nighthawk  http://www.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Designer/Gibson-USA/Nancy-Wilson-Nighthawk-Standard.aspx

Nancy Wilson - Martin HD-35 https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/martin-hd-35-nancy-wilson-dreadnought-acoustic-guitar

Jennifer Batten - JB100 https://www.themusiczoo.com/products/washburn-jb100-midi-jennifer-batten-signature-cherry-burst

Lita Ford - B.C. Rich Warlock https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/bc-rich-lita-ford-signature-warlock-electric-guitar

Bangles - Daisy Rock https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/daisy-rock-bangles-signature-model-electric-guitar

Joan Jett - Blackheart http://www.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Melody-Maker/Gibson-USA/Joan-Jett-Blackheart.aspx

Joan Jett Melody Maker http://www.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Melody-Maker/Gibson-USA/Joan-Jett-Signature-Melody-Maker.aspx

Eva Gardner Precision Bass - https://shop.fender.com/en-US/squier-electric-basses/precision-bass/eva-gardner-precision-bass/0301077506.html

Susana Hoffs 350SH - https://reverb.com/item/10421149-rickenbacker-350sh-susanna-hoffs-signature-limited-edition-1990-jetglo

Susana Hoffs - Taylor SHSM - https://reverb.com/item/513208-taylor-k22e-shsm-2003-koa

Samantha Fish - SF1 http://www.delaneyguitars.com/Fish.html

Sheryl Crow - Gibson http://www.gibson.com/Products/Acoustic-Instruments/Square-Shoulder/Gibson-Acoustic/Sheryl-Crow.aspx

Jen Wasner - JW1 https://www.reverendguitars.com/guitars/jenn-wasner-signature?fbclid=IwAR2KPuZfu3SjrNh9fvMwZKvUwF-TM8V0_GKKvenQ3NByieiJmvRU2R1l4To

Mary Kaye Stratocaster https://www.fender.com/articles/gear/cult-classic-the-mary-kaye-stratocaster

Luna Paz - https://www.musiciansfriend.com/bass/luna-guitars-luna-paz-lenchantin-signature-bass-guitar?fbclid=IwAR0IeCPmoG5I0KDxuLbFu50AvZvDq9JMqPwEnYzGeYRjG2cVW8Nni00uN90

Haruna - https://shop.fender.com/ja-JP/electric-guitars/telecaster/haruna-telecaster/5652502305.html?fbclid=IwAR0Icicoj7nNKSo0s0V6j9e819bO4JxfxCg5clf0svRX1Hpp1GOK7D77BMg&rdl=en_US

Tomomi - https://shop.fender.com/ja-JP/electric-basses/precision-bass/tomomi--precision-bass/5659060321.html?fbclid=IwAR3hRQiFbJW0IHy_9BHg-eewFtUBnhPG3fxl1pJPF9jJqJ-3fkn1B2U2cFY

Mami - https://shop.fender.com/ja-JP/electric-guitars/stratocaster/mami--stratocaster/5650870309.html?fbclid=IwAR1HqXOkIwoK62DOzUJwT0pS6h7EF-rmkjKPkOj-PWLxkgbZ-MotPqHpjy4

Reba Meyers - https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/28301-esp-announces-new-models-for-2019

Sean Yseult - https://www.notreble.com/buzz/2012/08/19/schecter-unveils-sean-yseult-signature-casket-bass/?fbclid=IwAR21eyOM3HF_5pQUk4w89r_pim9E2v8p0yAthT310kczdD8c9Je7ZELg35U

Cynthia Lin - Ohana CK-14CL  - https://ohana-music.com/product/ck-14cl-cynthia-lin-signature-ukulele/ 

Emmylou Harris - Gibson http://www.gibson.com/Products/Acoustic-Instruments/Small-Body/Gibson-Acoustic/L-200-Emmylou-Harris.aspx  

Ani di Franco - Alvarez Yairi ADY1 - https://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/alvarez-yairi-ady1-ani-difranco-signature-acoustic-electric-guitar

Bic Runga - Crafter Limited Edition - https://www.musicplanet.co.nz/crafter-ltd-edition-bic-runga-signature-model-guitar.html 

Lynda Lemay - Boucher Guitars Serie Signature Lynda Lemay - https://www.lynda-lemay.net/lynda-lemay-utilise-les-guitares-boucher/

Yumi Nakashima - Fender  TL-GOGO Telecaster - https://aucfree.com/items/u142123772?fbclid=IwAR0TCT6yxQbzXKDjYBfAq8NQHJByMD0Pw3rv9C4KzpscAh2g-7VWx0DzQuU

Elise Ecklund Flight Signature Concert Ukulele - https://flightmusic.com/series-overview/artist-series-2/

Sarah Longfield Signature 8 string guitar - Strandberg Guitars https://www.shreddelicious.com/2019/02/sarah-longfield-signature-strandberg-8.html

Vicki Genfan Signature A/E - Luna Guitars https://www.lunaguitars.com/query?upc=819998084738

Thanks to Gemma Seymour, Krista Maxine Barnish, Ava Van Deyk and everybody else for telling me about more awesome guitars.

[tanoguitarslab]

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[deebeeus]

I have been really bad at posting on tumblr lately so here is every guitar pic I have posted to insta since the beginning of 2024

1962 Jag & 1966 Mustang from Fender historian and author Terry Foster's collection

2020 Gibson USA Les Paul Special with 1969 Sunn and 1968 Fender amps. I sold this guitar in the closing days of December...but not to worry I used the money to buy something new and fun! See below...

Chris Bear with 1983 Electro ES-16

Chris Bear with 1968 ES-335

Made a trip to Gear Music in Oakville Canada and saw this lovely Limited Edition Fender Custom Shop Twisted Tele Custom Journeyman Relic in Aged Ocean Turquoise

See #5

See #6

1983 ES-16 Macro

More from Gear Music, Oakville: brand new Fender Custom Shop '69 Strat Heavy Relic

See #9

I'm seein' double here! Four Krustys! Here's what I bought with the money form selling the Cherry Les Paul Special (see #2): 1993 Gibson Nighthawk CS-2 (with the 1998 Nighthawk ST-2, right, that I already owned)

1993 Gibson Nighthawk CS-2, top, with the 1998 Nighthawk ST-2

1993 Gibson Nighthawk CS-2, top, with the 1998 Nighthawk ST-2...note the ebony board and bound headstock on the Custom.

1965 Traynor YBA2 Bass Mate & 1957 Fender Duo Sonic

1969 Fender Telecaster Thinline, macro.

[movienation]

Movie Preview: Mel Gibson teaches spies the "Agent Game"

Movie Preview: Mel Gibson teaches spies the “Agent Game”

Dermot Mulroney and Jason Isaacs are among the co-stars of this B-movie Mel special. And yes, that’s Barkhad Abdi from “Captain Philips,” along with Katie Cassidy, Annie Ilonzeh and Adan Canto, whose work I cam unfamiliar with. Director Grant Johnson did a Chace Crawford, Michele Weaver and Kevin Zegers vehicle called “Nighthawks” a few years back. “Agent Game” opens April 8.

[moviesandmania]

AGENT GAME (2022) Preview of Mel Gibson, Dermot Mulroney action thriller

AGENT GAME (2022) Preview of Mel Gibson, Dermot Mulroney action thriller

Agent Game is a 2022 American action spy thriller about a CIA officer who is scapegoated for the death of an interrogation subject. Co-produced and directed by Grant S. Johnson (Nighthawks 2019; Frat Star) from a screenplay co-written by Mike Langer and co-producer Tyler W. Konney. The Taylor & Dodge-Project Infinity production stars Dermot Mulroney, Adan Canto, Katie Cassidy, Annie Ilonzeh, Rhys…

[1962dude420-blog]

Today we remember the passing of Peter Banks who died March 7, 2013 in London, England

Peter William Brockbanks (15 July 1947 – 7 March 2013), known professionally as Peter Banks, was an English guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and producer. He was best known as the original guitarist in the rock bands the Syn, Yes, Flash, and Empire. Former Sniffin' Glue and NME journalist Danny Baker described Banks as "the architect of progressive music".

Banks started with the Nighthawks in 1963, and played his first concert at the New Barnet Pop Festival before leaving that band to join the Devil's Disciples in 1964. The band consisted of Banks on guitar, John Tite on vocals, Ray Alford on bass and Malcolm "Pinnie" Raye on drums. They recorded two songs on an acetate, Arthur Alexander's "You Better Move On" and Graham Gouldman's "For Your Love" which would be a hit record for the Yardbirds one year later. These two songs can be found on Banks' archival album Can I Play You Something. According to Chris Welch, The Devil's Disciples used to play the Rolling Stones' first album in its entirety, just for the sake of it. About a year later, Banks joined The Syndicats, replacing their guitarist Ray Fenwick, who himself had replaced Steve Howe, who would later replace Banks in Yes.

Banks then formed a new band with ex-the Selfs bassist Chris Squire, this band being the Syn. They were joined by keyboardist Andrew Pryce Jackman, Steve Nardelli on vocals as well as Gunnar Jökull Hákonarson on drums. They recorded two singles, "Created by Clive"/"Grounded" and "Flowerman"/"14 Hour Technicolour Dream" both in 1967 before calling it a day a year later. Squire meanwhile joined friends Clive Bayley (rhythm guitar) and Bob Hagger (drums) in Mabel Greer's Toyshop, and Banks came to join that band. He briefly left the band, which was subsequently joined by singer Jon Anderson and then drummer Bill Bruford replacing Hagger. During that short period of time, Banks played with the band Neat Change, recording one single, "I Lied to Aunty May" with Squire on tambourine and chorus. Banks then returned to Mabel Greer's Toyshop, and with the loss of Bayley and the addition of organist/pianist Tony Kaye, they started to write new music together, adding to a repertoire already including two songs already written, "Beyond and Before" by Squire and Bayley and "Sweetness" by Anderson, Bayley and Squire.

The members searched for an appropriate name, Anderson would suggest Life and Squire would propose World but all would agree on Banks' proposition of Yes. Atlantic Records took notice of the band and, in 1969, got them into a studio to record their first album, Yes. The next year another album was in progress (Time and a Word) but Anderson and Squire decided they wanted an orchestra backing the five musicians. The idea was not well received by Banks, and things got worse when the orchestral arrangements left the guitarist, as well as Tony Kaye, with little to do (strings replaced their parts almost note-for-note). Once the album was released, a tour ensued; Banks was asked to leave the group, playing his last concert with Yes on 18 April 1970 at The Luton College of Technology. He was replaced by Steve Howe.

During Yes' 1991 Union tour, Kaye invited Banks to play during the encore at 15 May show at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, California, United States. Banks accepted the invitation and went to the show, but says he was told by Kaye that Howe did not want him to play.

In August 1994, Banks was a featured guest at a Yes fan festival called Yestival. In 1995, he performed "Astral Traveller" on the Yes tribute album Tales from Yesterday. In 1997, he coordinated the release of a Yes compilation titled Something's Coming: The BBC Recordings 1969–1970. His liner notes described his early days with the band. Banks was also present at Yestival in July 1998. In 2006, he was interviewed for the Yes documentary Classic Artists: Yes. Several music videos featuring him with Yes during their early days can be seen in The Lost Broadcasts DVD released in 2009.

Work in the second half of the 1970s included a number of session appearances, on separate albums by Lonnie Donegan and Jakob Frímann Magnússon. Banks made an appearance on Romeo Unchained, a 1986 album by Tonio K. He also worked with Ian Wallace in The Teabags, including Jackie Lomax on vocals and Kim Gardner on bass, the two played before with Tony Kaye's Badger, David Mansfield on guitar and Mel Collins on sax and flute. No recordings came out of that.

In 1993, Banks released Instinct, a solo album of instrumental tracks with him playing all the parts. Only a keyboard player, Gerald Goff, joined him for his next album, Self Contained (1995). In 1997, Banks was mainly responsible for the release of a double live Yes album, Something's Coming: The BBC Recordings 1969–1970 (renamed Beyond and Before in the US), a collection of appearances at the BBC during 1969 and 1970, featuring the original line-up in all tracks and with a booklet containing the guitarist's account of those early days.

Another archival release was Psychosync, a live Flash recording made in 1973 for the King Biscuit Flower Hour and finally released in 1998. Also, between 1995 and 1997 all three Empire albums were released (one per year). Banks also collaborated in 1995's Tales from Yesterday (a Yes tribute album) performing a version of the song "Astral Traveller" with Robert Berry; appeared on the album Big Beats in 1997; and played on 1999's Encores, Legends and Paradox, an Emerson, Lake & Palmer tribute album. He contributed to 1999's Come Together People of Funk by Funky Monkey (including keyboardist Gerard Johnson who helped on a number of Banks' projects in the 1990s and who also worked with Banks' old bandmate Chris Squire).

Those collaborations filled the gap in his own recording career, until 1999, when the album Reduction was issued. In 2000, Banks put out a collection of his oldest recordings (many previously unreleased) called Can I Play You Something?. The front sleeve of this last record showed an eight-year-old Banks posing with his first guitar. The track listing includes some early recordings by The Syn, Mabel Greer's Toyshop, and Yes, including an early rendition of the song "Beyond and Before".

A short track in the latter collection was called "Lima Loop". This is because Lima, Peru, became a special place for Banks in recent years. Cecilia Quino, a Peruvian girl who was a Yes fan, met and later wed Banks. They married in Lima, where the bride's parents lived. They later divorced.

Following an appearance by Banks and Geoff Downes together at the 1998 edition of Yestival (a Yes fan festival), the pair played some sessions and the possibility of Banks joining Asia was mooted. However, these sessions did not lead anywhere.

Banks appeared in small concerts by new young local bands, including the Yes tribute band Fragile. Later recorded appearances by Banks included Jabberwocky (2000) and Hound of the Baskervilles (2002), a pair of albums recorded by Oliver Wakeman (Rick Wakeman's son) and Clive Nolan. Rick Wakeman also narrates on the Jabberwocky album. Peter Banks also guested further on the Funky Monkey project.

Banks was initially involved in a reunion of The Syn in 2004 but left the band. After early talks in 2004, he was also not included in the current Flash reunion, which made their debut return at the Prog Day Festival 2010 with Flash bassist Ray Bennett taking over on lead guitar.

In late 2004, Banks formed a new improvising band, Harmony in Diversity, with Andrew Booker and Nick Cottam (who had been working together as duo Pulse Engine). They played a short UK tour in March 2006, and released an album called Trying. Booker left the band soon after. He was replaced by David Speight and the band continued to play further dates in the UK and Hungary in 2007. Banks was also planning a related project with keyboardist Gonzalo Carrera.

In Gibson Guitar's Lifestyle e-magazine of 3 February 2009, Banks is listed as one of the "10 Great Prog Rock Guitarists". According to the article, "Before there was Steve Howe, there was Peter Banks. Artistic differences between Banks and singer Jon Anderson prompted Banks's departure from Yes in 1970, but in his little-known '70s band, Flash, Banks used an ES-335 to create several should-have-been prog rock classics. "Lifetime", from Flash's In the Can album, is his tour-de-force."

Banks died of heart failure on 7 March 2013 at his home in Barnet, London. He was reportedly found after failing to turn up for a scheduled recording session. He was 65.