Sendo Senshi

Mike and Dove from Edmonton's Jr. Gone Wild join The History of Punk's Rylan Kafara in the CJSR studio for a chat. They intellectually discuss the band, Edmonton's punk history, and how you can support the documentary being made about them right now!

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/jr-gone-wild-the-documentary#/

History Of Punk - Jr. Gone Wild Interview

Music for the BBC programme 'How to be an Astronaut' about Tim Peake preparing for his journey to the International Space Station. Directed by Simon Winchcombe

Second Thoughts

This is a remix of Alesandros Motojima's track Tokyo Tourai from the score to the https://soundcloud.com/white-dolemite classic exploitation movie 'Sendo Senshi' (original track available here - https://soundcloud.com/carnero-records/01-tokyo-tourai, and the trailer for Sendo Senshi can be found here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUAMF43HMS4 )

Video for the track on youtube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grqeslMyQ38

Theres a learning curve in this track so large that it doubles back on itself like a contortionist with no bones. 

Drums: Bob Hotskins III
Bass:    Maximum O. Dembo
Guitar: Damp Magic/Maximum O. Dembo

Everything else: Maximum O. Dembo

Samples from original track Sendo Senshi by Alessandro Motojima/https://soundcloud.com/alan-d-boyd, available via Carnero Records - https://soundcloud.com/carnero-records



Tor Eye (Tokyo Tourai Remix)

My Child's Name Is Hope

Strange Place
Produced by Alan D Boyd

A couple find themselves in a Strange Place wondering whether to go on or give it up now. 

Lyrics

refrain
This is a strange place

V1
Now i got your attention
There’s things I need to know
I don’t recognise you
And I don’t know where I am

V2
And now that I mention it
There’s a conversation that needs to happen
But you can’t look me in the eyes
Maybe it’s time to walk away

refrain
This is a strange place

V3
I know there’s something going on
Stop treating me like i’m crazy
How did I let you get such a hold on me
Baby look at me, why can’t you look at me

refrain
This is a strange place

Strange Place

I Feel Like a Kid at Christmas
Written by:
Alan D. Boyd / Emma Chilinski / Ella Jones
Produced by Alan D. Boyd

LYRICS
Stepping outside and it’s snowing
The cold don’t get me ‘cause my heart is glowing
I see the joy on people’s faces Running bout to get to places
Where loved ones meet to share good cheer There’s just something ‘bout this time of year
I can’t wait till I’m holding you
I got this feeling it’s gonna be soon.
Bridge
Come in now it’s cold outside
Can’t wait for us to get back inside
To smell of cinnamon i love everything like wrapping up presents & bows & string
Chorus
I feel like a kid a Christmas x4
The holidays always get me so excited Everyone I love has been invited
No one’s getting any sleep tonight
Can’t wait till the morning such a wondrous sight
Bridge
Come in now it’s cold outside
Can’t wait for us to get back inside
I got hot chocolate cooking up on the stove It’s Christmas eve I feel eight years old!
Chorus
I feel like a kid a Christmas x4
Tinsel on trees and light are shining Turkey’s in the over getting ready for dining
I’m sitting my self down next to you
Hopin’ and wishin’ that you got me those shoes (all my dreams come true)
Chorus
I feel like a kid a Christmas x4

I Feel Like A Kid At Christmas

A cover of the Woody Guthrie classic American folk song This Land is Your Land. Created with advertising and sync in mind.

This Land is Your Land

PENETRATION - Flippin' Tapes

I was a mentor at a recent TSA Songwriting Retreat outside of Malaga, Spain a few weeks ago. We had "mentors play their hits" night on the next to the last day. It was just awesome and I went to bed thinking it was just one of the best nights ever. I woke up the next morning to the news an old friend from my band days had passed away. It shook me, we were not very close ( he was a great guy)  but these things make you think about how you talked the last time you saw them and then, asking yourself, how much time do I have left? In addition to mentoring you write a song a day with two of the writers there. I was blessed to have Angela Skinner and Steve Jones to help me put my feelings into song. I then asked my buddy Bob Britt to play and sing the song. Now Bob has been the Dixie Chicks band leader, played with Wynonna, Delbert McClinton, Dylan, jammed with Keith and Eric and was a member of Leon Russell's band. You can hear echos of Leon here. We all experience loss and being able to channel it and maybe help someone else express it is a gift we share as songwriters.