Here we go again over to you Vais.

Uploaded this one yesterday but it was a bit scrappy. So I've fine tuned it a bit. Left it a bit basic in case anyone wants to add bongos or zephyr. ( Is that the right word?).

They recon if you go down any mine in the world you'll find a Cornishman there working. Colin did the vocals and twelve string Matthew did Balron, whistle, backing vocals ect. I did the acoustic and backing vocals.

Anything that is uploaded by Louis I have a compulsion to add a bass line too.

When my daughter and I use to play computer games on the Sinclar Spectrum. ( One Kilobyte). Many years ago we combined our names Samantha And Dad, Hence Samadad.

I didn't think anything could add to this already brilliant track. So I put a bass solo on it.

Had two riffs for this one so joined them together. All it needs now is a screaming saxamaphone.

This is the result of finding a harmonica in a drawer.

Just wanted to play along to this great song and luckily corbin71 allowed me to do just that.

Splice your main-brace, and scrape off your barnacles. You'll be jigging along to this one.

Another laid back track that Louis has allowed me to add a little bass too.

Twinkly little number. In need of a fairground organ?. What do you think?

Just added a bit of chugging bass. Hopefully it will add a little to this brilliant track.

I can just see some plodding along an a horse in the midday sun.

Another little riffet that can be played around with. Perhaps a Mother and Daughter combination. Hint. Hint.

Brilliant song shame it didn't make it onto the album. Maybe the next one.

This one has got a little more bass on it

Turn up the volume and adopt the air guitar stance.

This one could use some underwater maracas.

This one has got the main riff tagged on the end. In need of piano, Vocals, Philamonic orchestra, ect ect.