Jim Wearne added some lyrics to our local Hurling song, and I had the privilege of playing it with him when he came over from America last year.

I've been trying to think of some lyrics for this riff for ages. Then along come Super Bethan, who also gave me the melody. Many, many thanks.

Ships going down. Everyone on to Norms Raft.

Bit tricky trying to play guitar whilst hiding behind the sofa. You'd of thought she would of herd it.

Simon and I have spent a bit of time on this hope you enjoy. We had fun creating it.

Another little ditty that Simon and I have been working on.

Just one more that has been floating around in the old noggin for a while.

Just another little riffet I've been playing around with.

Just a little riff that need a few more things added to it. Perhaps a bit of subhamoic yodeling.

Simon has done a lovely cover of this song. So I thought I would muck it up and put some bass on.

Threw a little bit of Bass and a few strings onto J.S.'s rather exquisite, ( good old spell chucker), lead guitar and piano.

Gary has very kindly allowed me to add a bit of bass to this rather niffty number.

Here's a little Cornish ditty about a cider drinker. The same crew that did cousin jack and Alison on flute.

Added a little bit of backing bass to Simons niffty little blues number. Hope you enjoy.

Just added a few more bags to this one. Hope the water doesn't run out.

Made the piano intro up years ago. So every time I sit down at a piano I play it. Hopefully it bolts on nicely to the fat stack riff. The pause at the start is because I had to press record and then dash over to the piano.

Just did a bit of self collaboration and stuck a bit of rhythm guitar on Norms excellent track.

Just found out that I can connect our Yamaha Clavinova to the computer. Hell up.

Here are the foundations. Now all we need are some walls and a roof. And perhaps a nice patio area.

Seeing as how it had Fly in the title I used my riff Fly for free, pay to land. It seems to fit.