I wrote this song on a down-day and when rain and sun occurred and I stood in the open doorway to my house expecting to see a beautiful rainbow I felt let down when it didn't appear. I sang this song before I wrote it and then panic set in as I tried to find pen and paper to write it down before I forgot the words or the tune. The brilliant backing track was arranged and is played by Rob Bray and beautifully sung by Emma Sharpe

I wrote this song in Llandudno at a Mary Duff weekend it is sung by Yvonne Strachan and the backing has been arranged and is played by Robert Bray.

I wrote this song on a day when then news about nearly everything was tragic and gloomy, rather like today. Michele's beautiful voice gives it something special.

I wrote this song for my son and daughter-in-law's wedding.

I wrote this song for last September's Luton High School Reunion. We celebrated leaving school 50 years ago. Sally Brown sings and Enzo Renda arranged and played the backing.

I wanted the challenge of writing a 40's style song and tried to capture a feeling of a wife saying goodbye to her husband at the beginning of his call-up in the 2nd World War when she could not know when or if she would see him again.

I had great fun writing this and Louise Spade played guitar and sang it.

This is a nostalgic song that I wrote for friends for their 70th wedding anniversary

This was one of the first songs I wrote and one of my friends Gerry Coates recorded it in a reggae style. Backing by Drew Downing.

This was written in a massive thunderstorm in South Africa at the foot of the Drakensburg mountains. Sung and recorded by Tony Bardon in Eire to a backing arranged in the UK by Robert Bray.