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Upbeat toe-tapper, with great harmonies. Co-write with Dawn Diamond.
A new recording kindly made by the Mexborough Male Voice Choir of Yorkshire, UK.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Co-write with Matt Yearbook of New Zealand about trying to help someone through a hard time.
Co-write with Brian Ralston of Australia and a song for the time I reckon. Fun, moral tale based on a true story about the Bank of England in the 1800s , and now included on a resource database of new music for schools in the UK.
Co-write with Nigel Potter, it's an extremely dark spoken track about a good person who was dealt a losing card. Played by Tom Robinson on BBC Introducing
A SoundClick Top 100 song
A co-write with Erik Kuhn, (Hooker Green) a fine German Blues artist. It was my first attempt at writing lyrics in the blues style, so I feel honoured. It's about deciding to change things and maybe take a few risks.
Co-write with Evan Paul Kozaris about the sad emotions surrounding the death of a loved one. Got to #2 out of 149,304 in Brit Pop from Evan's own page.
Inspiring song about having the courage to finish with someone who doesn't treat you well. Sung by Sarah White.
Bob Forbes (aka RedEyeC) of the US kindly recorded this version of one of my oldest songs
Touching song about breaking up. Sung by Sarah White.
This was my first attempt at writing in the Jazz genre, and it's sung by Sarah White.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
A song about the emptiness and despair that a War Widow might feel. It's sung by Sarah White.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Fun song about things being so bad that you start to see the funny side. Sung by Sarah White
A new version of my original song sung by Sarah White. Brian Ralston (aka Selftort) of Australia kindly added vocals to make a duet.
Sung beautifully I think by Sarah Doggett. The unexpected long-held last word (10 secs) I think is superb, and shows how Sarah connected with the song.
About the plight of Romanian Orphans, linked to an ongoing UK Charity, and kindly sung by Maria Daines.
Co-write with Brian Ralston (aka Selftort) of Australia.. It's about old fashioned values and a young soldier going off to fight in WW!.
A sad but inspirational song which has been played on BBC Radio Lancashire quite a lot. This original version is sung by Sarah White.
A SoundClick Top 50 song
An unusual ballad, and although maybe not commercial, I still feel it's one of my best songs. Written for a singer with a wide vocal range and sung beautifully by Sarah White.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
Co-write with Eric Chriyoku (aka Wong) of Singapore about remembering with fondness someone who's passed away. Kindly sung by Dawn Diamond.
Co-write with Dawn Diamond...a very sad song about child abuse. The lyrics were inspired after reading a moving autobiography.
An inspirational song sung by Sarah Doggett. It's one of five which are on a resource database of new music for schools in the UK.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
A simple rock n roll song about being happy, even when there's no spare cash. Sung by Sarah White
Slow, jazzy track. I love the vocals and great piano arrangment (especially at the end) by LeRhay. (pop and funky versions also listed)
A simple little rocker about staying focused on your goals.....(full of cliches but lots of fun to write) Sung by Sarah White.