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This has a brief, gentle intro (apologies to J.L. Molloy& G. Clifton Bingham (1884) for this... Just a Song at Twighlight) - then starts rocking... but all done with best humorous intent! http://youtu.be/jsgEtdGLKeA for video

This song for an (imaginary) lost love has come out at the pop end of my musical spectrum...

A song of redemption - or the hope of getting it back together at least. Mary's piano helps to give this an almost hymn-like feel.

a raw and emotional song of redemption through love... ah.... Piano by Mary Davies and Saxophone by Jon Garvey.

A straightforward enough finger-picked folksy/bluesy number with acoustic country lead.

I never really know how to classify my songs as they're a somewhat eclectic collection. I suppose this one's sort of folk rock (?) with its driving riff and electric lead guitar. Any better ideas?

This turned into a bit of an anthem, with its much-repeated chorus.

A free-tempo song with me on guitar and Mary Davies on piano. I added a scored bowed-bass later. Accompanying video at: http://bands.soundclick.com/share/235061

A soft-rock antidote to the soporific effects of lazing too long on a tropical beach...

I'm really not sure how to describe this... a punk-folk rant?

A finger-picked folk song with a nice little guitar riff and call and response vocal... with a few additions

A jolly love song with flute

a slightly jazzy love song...

A cautionary tale from another era... sounds like a Victorian ballad 40s-style... I've no idea really... what do you think?

a rocking 12 bar blues with accoustic and slide guitar leads