Riding Home I wrote in collaboration with James Gladson who arranged our melody and is playing and singing . There is a great feel of the horse in the melody. I hope that you enjoy our song.

I Miss Missing You is a country song I co-wrote with James Gladson who arranged our melody and is singing and playing. It is performed under the collective 'The Heartliners'

Give me time is a country song that I wrote for a songwriting competition and to my surprise I won! Now slightly updated, sung by Bee Church and played and arranged by James Gladson under the collective name 'The Heartliners.' I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

There's So Many Things In Ireland To Make You Smile I am singing a capella simply because nobody has ever arranged a backing or recorded it although a few friends have sung it. I wrote it in Ireland walking on a beach at the edge of the sea. I sang it before I wrote it. It just came. As I sing into my computer this morning it is bringing me happy memories of places and people in Ireland.

I'd like to wish all Irish people everywhere a very Happy St Patrick's Day.

This Demo by an American singer is my prize for a song that won a prize in Nashville in July 2013 which I've just received this morning as an mp3 attachment in an email. Which version do you like best? The original is at https://soundcloud.com/ludomusicuk/real-life-country-song.

Right Back From The Start is a song that I have written for my husband of 47 years. This is our 53rd St.Valentines Day as we courted, old fashioned word, for 5 years before we married in 1967. He is the love of my life. It is sung by Corinne Stratton and my melody is arranged and played by James Gladson. I hope that you enjoy listening.

I Won't Be A Doormat For Your Dirty Shoes sung by Bee Church is an original British Country song I co-wrote with Louise Spade and is arranged and played by James Gladson under the collective artist name 'The Heartliners'. I hope that you enjoy it.

A Whole Lot Of Country is written based on my visit to Tennessee. I wrote it sitting in Tootsie's Cafe on Nashville's Broadway.

'Catch The End Of Every Thread' I wrote whilst I was listening to a song being sung as a tribute to Matt Armour who started the Song Loft in Stony Stratford, Bucks, UK. When I lived in Northampton I tried to go as often as I could. This wonderful group meet once a fortnight and wonderful songs are sung and enjoyed. Matt believed that older musicians/songwriters must encourage youngsters to carry on after we fade away. Musicians never die because they leave so much of themselves behind. This is in Matts memory and is for his wife Jane who has carried on what her husband started. Thank you Jane. I miss your evenings so much. I hope that you like the song.

I'd Love To Keep A Little Bit Of Christmas I wrote with Rob Bray who is singing, playing and who arranged and produced our melody. I think we'd all like to keep a bit of Christmas. It shouldn't just be that we are kind and thoughtful for just one day.