We got the Brass band back in for this one....although..Reg is trying to hide away from the world he can't find love he can't find a job he likes he's only just keeping a hold of the reigns but the good thing is he's not drinking........ i’ve…

Reg is feeling lonely...he needs to feel some love...he wants to be surrounded by love.... the loneliness is getting unbearable for him........ i want love i need it now i want love to take me over right now i want love i want love i want…

Reg has decided he's never gonna be financially stable so he going looking for what money can't buy LOVE! come little closer come on come close come a little nearer where i can see you the most i want you i want your love all i need all…

Now Reg has finally come round to reality he's starting to think about his future......He needs to be financially secure........... I’m trying to play the game keep my head and body tamed I’m trying to do whatever i have to to get along…

Reg is doing well but everything around him seems to be stopped or running at half speed...like its on rewind....he's findiing it hard adjusting to the normal pace of life after all those years on fast forward....... STUCK IN A CLOUD CAN NOT…

Reg has been waiting for this day for what seems an age....and now it's here...Today is the day.... Today is the day Today is the day Today is the day Todays got to be the day i’m going to pack all those bad things in a suitcase and walk…

The RPM journey begins here....Reg has fallen again it was soon after he got wagon he was falling off...but he's come to a crossroads and this time he means it this time....things are going to change..... TOMORROW IT STOPS Another week just…

This is an extreme variation of Paganini's 24th Caprice, no where near the original. I just took some parts from it and did them my own way, not trying to follow the original version at all. Thanks for listening.

Something more mellow. Got the idea from an Andy Aledort column in Guitar World magazine but can't remember which one and can't find the issue now. Thanks for listening.

Ah, the sad beauty of a lovely day down the town. Come walk with us.