An acoustic version once again from 2015 .

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The original acoustic version of Make do and Mend. it was intended as an affectionate look back in 2015 - it sounds a really harsh judgement and that was not intended.

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A song - that has no words. A tune from a time of listening to American guitarists Earl Klugh and George Benson. It doesn't have their lightness of touch - but that was the intention.

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A take on the Your time will Come theme from 2015 - a collection of tunes called Shouting at the Telly. A friend of mine mentioned that he was horrified to see he'd started shouting at the telly - I hadn't even realised I was doing it !!

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The recording including Rob on percussion - taken from 2015 . Dominic Millers guitar playing was the starting point for this tune .

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from the work in 2015 - an acoustic version of the song Sometimes 

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It is such a thing- a smile can do so much - much more than words on so many occasions. It open doors ( metaphorically ) makes friends, breaks the ice, re-assures loved ones, gives an indication of intent - and many others ..

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The acoustic version of a heartfelt bit of injustice about how an old Roundsman - a Postman - was treated as he got towards the end of his working life. 

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Taken from a set of recordings from 2015 - Shouting at the Telly . Just a collection of tunes really kept as a diary of what was going on at the time .

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This tune has always been called Slow Dance - its not really a slow dance - maybe the Last Dance would be better. It was that teenage thing of trying to get the last dance with the partner you hoped you could walk ( ! )  home at the end of the evening. That shows how old the tune is . 

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