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Carol Douglas
» genre:
Country >
Alternative Country
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Carol Douglas
» label: unsigned
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One I'd dearly like to get released. Had lots of plays on BBC Radio Lancashire in the past.
Fun Rock n Roll/Country, sung by Sarah White
Male version of the song, kindly sung by Elijah Cane of the US...an artist and writer I admire a great deal .
Fun song in the Line-Dance style and based on a true story. Sung by Sarah White.
Deanne kindly made this version.
A romantic 3/4 Country ballad
Sung by Sarah White, we had great fun recording it with Sarah trying out an American accent! Played on BBC Radio Tyne Tees and by Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6.
Male version of my song, kindly recorded by CM Bradley (US)
A very slow, sad song, kindly arranged and recorded for me by Patrick Jordon (US)
The original version of the song, kindly sung by a local songwriter Kevin Bates a few years ago.
One of the first songs I wrote (one of those which come straight from the heart)
A co-write with Morris P Rainville (US) I love what he did with this, the nice harmonies etc.
Very slow sad ballad about the end of a relationship. This is my own original version sung by Sarah White.
This is a second version of my original song. It's a co-write with Dawn Diamond who totally took me by surprise by her great, upbeat interpretation!
Upbeat Country/line dance/rock n roll Sung by Sarah White
Very basic recording of a very basic Country song. Recorded some years ago by an old timer I met at the local singer/songwriter club.
Upbeat Country/Rock n Roll type track about still being happy even with no money. Sung by Sarah White