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Challaging Four Burgalars in Ones Home!

Today has been an extraordinary day of all sorts and the unexpected. It started off ordinarily enough with me seeing my pianist friend Ross. I needed to go through some French songs and fortunately I was able to make a few dessions upon which ones I’m putting into production and having backing tracks made. Then… Read more »

Back from Gloucester and Up to Yorkshire!

I’m sorry my last blog was such a dash but in truth I’ve never been as busy as I am now! Thank-you every-one for your kind Birthday wishes. I get so little time off away from work, not to mention the time I spend prepping for work, so going out for a special meal was… Read more »

It’s my Birthday and I’m Back on the Road!

I’m in such a dash to get everything done before the weekend that today has been something of a whirl. It’s hard to belive it’s my birthday today and I’m working against the clock to get everything done so I can enjoy  an evening off and a meal out.  I’m sorry to say tonight’s blog… Read more »

A Weekend of WW1 and Ghosts at Wythenshawe

It’s been all go this weekend with WW1 events which started in my home town of Leighton Buzzard on Saturday and then I had to dash quickly  up the motor way to Manchester for Sunday due to the fact I was booked to sing at Wythenshawe Hall for their WW1 event. It really has been… Read more »

Catching Up with Twitter and Sound Bites

It’s just a very quick post tonight to say I’m all set for the weekend as I head up to Wythenshawe Hall and play Leighton Buzzard with my WW1 shows. Rachel and I have been working hard to get my web-site up to date with a few up dates and the adding of sound bites… Read more »

WW1, Wythenshawe Hall and My New Sound Bites!

This weekend I’m all set to go back in time to the Great War with a weekend of commemoration events. On Saturday I’m booked  to play my home town of Leighton Buzzard with 3 shows daily and then straight afterwards I will be heading up to Manchester and to Wythenshawe Hall for their WW1 day… Read more »