Here's my second submission to the Stones Fest.i'd have liked a bit more time to play....but with four children under6 you take your time when you can or it don't get done...hope you enjoy as much as i did doing....another stripped Reg Version…

A more cheerful version of The Mouse. JB and I thought the other a bit mournful - when we wrote it we were thinking of a reggae version...so this is it.

Most of the lyrics written in 1999, a tough year. Many thanks to JB for his awesome screaming lead playing (done first take, I should add!!!) and to LadyJane for supplying some oooo's. (anyone needing some vocals - send her your song!)

Well now - this is a collaboration between myself and lady Jane. It's an odd tale about a prince and a water maiden, with a twist in the "tail". Sounds quite 70's prog rock - hear it out for the twist. Lyrics: "In a land far away, lived a prince…

Most of the lyrics written in 1999, a tough year. Many thanks to JB for his awesome screaming lead playing (done first take, I should add!!!) and to LadyJane for supplying some oooo's. (anyone needing some vocals - send her your song!)

Well now - this is a collaboration between myself and lady Jane. It's an odd tale about a prince and a water maiden, with a twist in the "tail". Sounds quite 70's prog rock - hear it out for the twist. Lyrics: "In a land far away, lived a prince…

I'm lucky enough to have a lot of talented friends helping me out on this song. D - Am - Bm (G - A) You say your life's full of problems So much to worry about And you feel overcome now By your worries and your doubts Well, I may have the…

Gary Fox helped me learn how to sing harmony with myself. Capo 4 E - D - C C - D Do you remember Those times we spent alone? Walking hand in hand Skimming stones Watching the stars Hiding from our friends Those summer nights We hoped would…

My George Harrison phase.... Don't look now, you're caught in the lavender haze Before you know it, you're caught in the lavender haze Head in the clouds, caught in the lavender haze Don't look now, you're caught in the lavender haze She makes…

The first Number Q song, written on a cross-country flight. Number Q is the electronic alter-ego of Letter Seventeen.