Ok. More covers. This song has always meant something to me. Probably the same thing it meant to David. Vocal was recorded while playing the piano so it's a bit iffy. Here's my "super professional studio" for interest and posterity…

Always loved this song. Just playing that D to G is almost a meditation. One track, singing and plucking, recorded on the phone. I'm mostly following the Wallflowers' version of the lyrics here.

Another great tune from good ol' Brian. Original guitarist Keith is back to sprinkle a little magic on this song, upping the quality to levels that go beyond great...well past my own usual half-assed efforts. It won't be long before they kick…

Reg went to the cinema last night to see Baz Lurmans Epic and woke up this morning beleaving he was Elvis ....someones got to tell him he's not..... he's started sowing beads onto his boiler-suit and will eat nothing but peanut butter and bacon…

This is the last one. Letting go is not something I am good at, but this is the last one. -- You could feel your mother and your father scold, But you only regret what you fail to behold. After all, it was a once in a lifetime scene…

This is the last one. Letting go is not something I am good at, but this is the last one. -- You could feel your mother and your father scold, But you only regret what you fail to behold. After all, it was a once in a lifetime scene…

A night hawk sings. A church bell rings. Echoes flood the night. A stillness tides past the languids of the park. Then you shuffle by. Beneath your mack, though there is no rain, your eyes catch mine for a while. You stop, I suppose to see…

I love you baby and i feel so alone without you I want you back and i will do what you need me to do I wrote a pop song so you’ll listen to me on headphones I’m working out so i put muscles around all my bones Take a ride in my car Turn…

Song #12 and the last song of my 2026 RPM Album. Yeah - I'm definitely stopping here.