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WOOLLY BULLY 2021 WOOLLY BULLY 2021
A great Rhythm & Blues favourite. A mock live recording.
Do You Believe In Magic (Rhythm & Blues option) Do You Believe In Magic (Rhythm & Blues option)
This is my 2021 Rhythm & Blues version of a great pop song by The Lovin' Spoonful.
I'm Into Something Good I'm Into Something Good
Here's my pretty faithful cover of the big 'hit' by Herman's Hermite from 1964. Don't you just love it...well I do. A great song to play and sing. Feel free to join in with counterpoint vocals... you know you want to :-)
I'm Into Something Good #2 I'm Into Something Good #2
Here's my pretty faithful cover of the big 'hit' by Herman's Hermite from 1964. Don't you just love it...well I do. A great song to play and sing. Feel free to join in with counterpoint vocals... you know you want to :-)
The Man In The Moon (2nd landing) The Man In The Moon (2nd landing)
A lively Pop / Rock song (with slight Punk Rock overtones), about loneliness and desire?
Atlantic Astro Cumulus Atlantic Astro Cumulus
A loose cover of a recently discovered surf instrumental. I've added a slightly menacing intro (with sound effects) a middle 8 and a jazzy outro of my own invention to make it all a little longer. As usual, I've given it a full Major Snagg upgrad
Good Time Jane Good Time Jane
Old school, British Pub Rock type of thing. 'Hi', to all the Good Time Jane's out there who dig rock music.
Well All Right Well All Right
A pretty straight ahead recreation of Buddy's famous song.
I Want To Know I Want To Know
One of my first guitar influences was Alvin Lee and his band, Ten Years After. I hope that this tune re-creates the excitement of the British Rhythm and Blues boom of the 1960s.
Off The Hook (Pub-Rock version) Off The Hook (Pub-Rock version)
The 'B' side of The Rolling Stones 45 'Little Red Rooster'. I've 're-imagined', this in the style of the great UK Rhythm & Blues band, Dr Feelgood.
Wasn't Born To Follow Wasn't Born To Follow
I first heard this song in the movie (film) Easy Rider. I liked it a lot right then. I liked the spinning phasing effect in the instrumental section. I used my Parker Fly guitar for all the wild and wacky guitar solo parts.
My Back Pages My Back Pages
A Bob Dylan song made more famous by The Byrds...and now by me.
1. Overture / Lucy Through The Portal. 1. Overture / Lucy Through The Portal.
Lucy Through The Portal / Overture. An instrumental Musique Concrète. An 'Overture'...of sorts
2. Does Anybody Know Your Name 2. Does Anybody Know Your Name
A song about the enigma that is Lucy.
3. Lucy Seeks Fresh Meadows 3. Lucy Seeks Fresh Meadows
This is another song that will be included in my. 'Looking For Lucy', album. Almost there with it. Lucy has been everywhere. She is an artist's muse. Someone once saw her in the sky with diamonds. She's an elusive and colourful butterfly...
4. Lucy Had A Dream 4. Lucy Had A Dream
A great song by my favourite Swedish Prog Rock band...The Flower Kings.
5. Vapour Trails Over The Village Green (1940) 5. Vapour Trails Over The Village Green (1940)
This is the very emotive and atmospheric intro, to a two part song. It attempts to recreate the relative calm of the English countryside in the incredible year of 1940. Lucy was there of course...
6. From A Seaside Coffee Shop (Wet Bank Holiday) 6. From A Seaside Coffee Shop (Wet Bank Holiday)
This is my take on a particular kind of UK Pop, from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. The song features a nice Brit-Pop jangle from my Yamaha SA1000 guitar. The girl dancing in the rain is of course our dear friend Lucy.
7. Lucy On The Beach 7. Lucy On The Beach
A song about the further 'Adventures', of Lucy...
