still just little old me.... does anyone want to form a band?
Influences
Counting Crows, Dave Matthews, Damien Rice, Stephen Fretwell, Neil Alton, Yvonne Lyon, Martyn Joseph, Eric Clapton, John Mayer, KT Tunstall, Joni Mitchell, Shawn Colvin.
Once upon a time there lived a little boy who loved to sing. So much did this little boy love to sing, that he made it his ambition to become a choirboy in the tradition of Alled Jones.
One day the little boy found out that choirboy's were required to wear outfits that resembled dresses and thus re-aligned his ambitions to avoid the cross-dressing thing.
The little boy grew up being taught music of one variety or another from a very young age. Indeed the little boy was sent to piano lessons from the age of 4 years where he learned such classic songs as "Polly put the kettle on" and "Greensleeves" amongst others. Alas the little boy' did not take to the piano as his loving mother had hoped, and instead opted for international heroics as he was indeed Superman. He even had the suit!
As the little boy grew into an irritating teenager he became interested in playing the guitar, and learned his first few chords on his loving fathers nylon string guitar. As he became more adept at those chords, the little boy decided it best that his loving parents bought him an electric guitar. This they did, and the little boy continued to learn and improve, and he discovered that some of his friends also liked to make loud noises with guitars. A band was then formed which later became known as "Nervous Passenger". The little boy and his friends decided that a band with 3 guitarists would not please the ears of their listeners and so the little boy agreed to learn how to play the drums. This he enjoyed very much, and Nervous Passenger traveled around Scotland playing songs penned by the little boys friend, Neil Alton.
Nervous Passenger did not live forever, and so the little boy (who by now you may have gathered is not very little) picked up the guitar again and began to play. Inspired by good friends Neil Alton and Yvonne Lyon, the big little boy wrote a few songs which some of his friends liked very much. The little boy decided that he would like to record a few of those songs and so record them he did, with some lovely gentlemen called Graeme Duffin and Sandy Jones, at a wonderful place called Foundry Music Lab. The little boy enjoyed this experience almost as much as pretending to be Superman (but not quite) and thus continues to write news songs in order to perform more, and also record a full album in the not too distant future.
He is not Superman, but he can play.
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ummm I'm going to need you to record some more and send them to me, k? :) I've been going through old photos and video clips and I miss your wonderful songs!!! Ben Lomond and umm... Last Fight I think.
Hey Buddy, Sorry for not dropping in way before now. Hope all's well and baby's brewing nicely. Look forward to seeing you in June if circumstances allow ! Check out the two new demo's I've put up - rough but listenable I hope. Cheers - G.
Hi Jamie!
Thanks for the add and for your nice comment!!!
I really your love your songs too, and "protrait" is maybe one of the most beautiful song I've heard on myspace: really!!!
Have fun!!!
Maybe see you one day!
Markko ;-)
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Ecclesiastes 4: 9-12
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