A mix of potent ballads and modern rock

15 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Progressive Rock, EASY LISTENING: Soft Rock



Details:
· Sand in an hourglass a song I wrote on the pre med drugâs getting me ready for a 9 hour operation to remove bowel cancer in 1992.Well Iâm still here!
· Northern town The first song I wrote in 1996 after living in Crosby for 9 yearâs, I was so happy to be backing Birkenhead again.
· The Angel and the fool. About the time I used to spend at Newcastle University at the halls of residence with my girlfriend at the time while she was training to become a dentist. The bubble burst after 4 years in1984.
· Bedsitland. Love powered by lust, before the hygiene regulations. Written in 2006.

· Mylene Just a song I worked up from a Burundi drum pattern. About what really can happen when you get into the real business? Been there, done it, got the T shirt. A dark world behind the glitter.

· Kick sum ass. This one was done using the old Amiga 1200 and a few sampleâs Iâd found on a CU Amiga mag back in 1986. When Kylie was still a car mechanic.

· Gillâs harp song.My wife said she liked the sound of the welsh harp so I wrote this.

· Tomorrow come. A song I wrote for Hector Best from Trinidad to do at the club but it never got the vocal recorded due to his ill health. He is 76 and a lovely guy.

· Free as the sky. About a special girl I shared romance with. Last heard of working for the Open University. 1984

· Pagans. Messing about with tribal drum patternâs,

· Carolyn 1976, my 1st truelove. She left me for the drummer in the band we had then. Teenage blues. Last seen driving a taxi?

· Autumn song. Lost love again, Pull yourself together man!

· Never coming back One I wrote in 2002, I think? For the train songs compilation we were doing at the club.

· I luv it when u luv me. Wrote it back in 1977 on a cheap little Yamaha keyboard. Re recorded it for fun in 2005

· Prism I wrote this when I was 17. all doom and gloom, teenage angst and hormones. A friend was leaving his wife and I tryâd to empathise, We used to share a joint or two.

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