Geoff Davis
Eclectic blend of pop/rock, acoustic folk, blues and country
Acoustic based folk rock protest song with the electric bass driving the rhythm.
"Who Are Your Tears For?" is an Acoustic Folk track by Geoff Davis on SoundClick. Geoff Davis demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. The Uk influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to acoustic folk fans. It has charted at #22 on the SoundClick Acoustic Folk chart. Fans and creators alike who love the sound of Davis and Geoff can download "Who Are Your Tears For?" with a royalty-free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
Acoustic track, rather sardonic song, which almost defies labelling. Glorious violin solo from Graham Smith.
"Psychotic's Lament" is an Acoustic track by Geoff Davis on SoundClick. Geoff Davis demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. This is the unmistakable sound of Uk, and it will especially appeal to acoustic fans. Looking for music inspired by Davis and Geoff? Get this Geoff Davis type-beat track with an exclusive royalty-free Creative Commons license through SoundClick.
Essentially an acoustic based song with astonishing violin work from Graham Smith with which to play out the track. Almost sounds like a guitar solo Hendrix would have been proud of!
Independent artist Geoff Davis drops "The Eagle And The Scorpion", an Acoustic Folk track on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. The Uk influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to acoustic folk fans. That sound inspired by Davis and Geoff is now available to license for free — "The Eagle And The Scorpion" is available with a royalty-free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
Very poignant and moving ballad with an exquisite and very tasteful electric guitar solo from Syd Riley
"Stay Around" is an Acoustic track by Geoff Davis on SoundClick. Geoff Davis demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. This is the unmistakable sound of Uk, and it will especially appeal to acoustic fans. "Stay Around" has performed across multiple SoundClick charts, reaching #5 in Acoustic and #1 in Acoustic General. Producers searching for that Davis and Geoff sound will find type-beat "Stay Around" ready to license for free — with a royalty-free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
Tuneful pop/rock song with two complementary guitar solos from Syd Riley on different tracks.
"Waiting For Godot" is a Pop Rock track by Geoff Davis on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. Representing the charismatic sound of pop rock in Uk, this track speaks for itself. Looking for music inspired by Davis and Geoff? Get this Geoff Davis type-beat track with an exclusive royalty-free Creative Commons license through SoundClick.
Geoff Davis is a singer and songwriter of rare talent from the UK. In the past he has fronted the pop/rock band The Freudian Slippers and the acoustic based trio Davis, Edwards & Riley, the latter often having the acclaimed violinist Graham Smith (formerly of String Driven Thing and Van Der Graaf Generator) as a guest at their gigs. A number of his songs have been broadcast on BBC Radio and he has also performed his material, along with Dave Edwards, Syd Riley and Graham Smith, on British television.
Geoff's Album Ancient Wisdom, Modern World displays his talent as a singer and a songwriter with its wide range of musical styles, brilliant lyricism and variety of vocal techniques. The album is now available to buy online from It is also available in MP3 download format. Further details can be found by clicking on the "store" link on this page. You may also be interested in seeing Geoff's pages.
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Played regularly in the Bristol area for many years and also regularly in Italy more recently. One gig I'll always remember is a charity gig at the Farrington Inn in Somerset in 1997. People used to hearing the gentler, acoustic side of my music were blown away by me belting out rock and blues numbers!
I've been mainly inspired by artists who write great lyrics like Dylan, Paul Simon, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, Al Stewart, Elvis Costello and of course The Beatles and The Kinks, two bands who, in my opinion, have never been surpassed in terms of marrying great tunes to great words. I was very disappointed a few years ago when, having purchased a ticket for a Ray Davies concert at Bristol's Colston Hall, I had to miss it because of illness!