Colin Reece CD ’No Choice for A Beggar’ and Bully
Wee Band CD ’50 Channels - Live’ available from the online shop at Celtic
Ceramics and Crafts or as downloads from the download service at Woven Wheat Whispers.
Spectre
Of A Smile
(Reece)
Colin
Reece - Vocal, Guitar
and Keyboards
A fictional
story, set in medieval times, of a grieving husband and his departed wife
who returns each year on the anniversary of her death to dine with her
family and friends.
The sad rule is that he may only look but must not touch.
Preacher
Ring The Bell
(Reece)
Colin Reece
- Lead and Backing Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Bass and Drums
Deborah Joy - Backing Vocals
Karen Taylor
- Backing Vocals
This
is the age old story of the priest who sold his soul and his flock to the
Devil and now it’s his turn.
Barney
(Reece)
Colin Reece
- Vocal, Guitar, Keyboards, Bass and Percussion
Watch out
for Barney. Every pub has one.
Hold
Me In Your Arms
(Taylor/Walker)
Colin Reece -
Lead and Backing Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Bass and Drums
Karen Taylor - Lead and Backing
Vocals
Drew Millin - Backing Vocals
Tee Marcheur
- Slide Guitar
If you
love kids, you’ll love this song. If you don’t love kids, you’re on the
wrong page.
Easy
Lady
(Reece)
Colin Reece - Vocal,
Guitars, Mandolin, Banjo, Bass and Tambourine
The
first song I ever wrote way back in the year nineteen seventy
somethingorother.
Alice
(Here’s Your Wonderland)
(Reece)
Colin Reece - Lead
and Backing Vocals, Guitars, Keyboard and Percussion
Ivan Jewel
- Backing Vocals, Piano and Keyboards
A song
for a lovely young lady who couldn’t make up her mind.
Her name wasn’t Alice but she knows who she is and like the last line says
I wonder if she ever thinks of me at all.
The
Rich, The Poor And Those That Want More
(Reece)
Colin Reece -
Lead and Backing Vocals, Guitars, Ancient Roland Vocoder Plus VP330,
Keyboards and Drums
Ian Cutler - Bridge Aquila 4
String Electric Violin
Deborah Joy - Accusing Angel
Whispers
Colin Reece, Deborah Joy, Karen Taylor and Drew
Millin - The Marldon
and Plainmoor Barefoot and Brassic Purgatory Choir
These
last three tracks are deliberately linked. They take on the theory that it
would be easier for a rich man to pass through the eye of a needle than to
enter the gates of Heaven. (I’d better hope I don’t make a million out of
this album).
The very first part may seem badly recorded at first hearing. In fact it
was. It’s part of a long lost tape recorded on four track cassette in
1990. Found again by my old friend Bob Terry, I decided to expand on it
and include the result on the new album.
The scene is set with our wealthy villain being escorted through
Purgatory. The Devil’s band is playing and the Devil, as we all know,
being an expert fiddler, joins in. The rich man pleads his case and is
then escorted by the accusing angels to meet Old Nick
himself..................
The
Old King’s Lament
(Reece)
Colin Reece - Vocal,
Guitar, Keyboard and Bass
Judgment
is made and we are left in no doubt which way he who makes his money from
dishonest means goes.
Farewell
To Reality
(Reece)
Colin Reece - Keyboards
A light
hearted tune to tell you it’s only a story - or is it?
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