Adrian J Pratt

Discovered a MIDI file arrangement on the web and added my own touches. Instruments used are all within Cubase + Brass patches on Alesis QS7. Excellent job whoever made the original file!

Hank Williams! The poet laurete of country music had a hit with this way back in 1949. His version was awesome. Mine? Simply paying homage.

This song, made famous By Elvis and written by Otis Blackwell, was No.1 in the U.K the day I was born. That alone justifies having a go at recording a version. No... I can't sing like Mr Presley. He is the King after all!

RIP Chuck Berry. The Father of Rock and Roll. Such an amazing influence. Thank you for so many wonderful songs!

James Brown. The Soul man. For sure this version is nowhere near his powerful vibe. But it's the best I can do to remember the positivity and energy that flowed from him. If you really want to experience, try singing it!

Having grown up on Merseyside and traveled on that ferry across the river many, many times I couldn't resist trying me own version! The original (particularly in the movie) is way, way better ... but it's a song dear to my heart.

A favorite Beatles Track! A Tribute to Sir Paul :-)

R.I.P Charlie Watts. Cover Version of one of my fave Rolling Stones Tracks.

Cover verson of the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah classic "Canyons of Your Mind" (B-Side to their chart hit "Urban Spaceman" released in October 1968)

Burt Bacharach was a master of his genre. Recorded this tribute when I was going through a particularly difficult time. Singing it helped me get through ;-)

Not really a copy (How could you?). More an interpretation. A classic song for all times.Now go listen to the original!!!

The only band to make it HUGE from out of the Wirral music scene I grew up being a part of. I'm proud of the fact that some of the musicians I grew up with made a living out of their craft and influenced many others.