Merry Christmas to all my friends, colleagues and clients...

Christmas Song

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

Joseph

In 1853 the brig Annie Jane was wrecked on the coast of Vatersay, near Barra, with the loss of 350 lives.  Words Calum Watt & Alan Fish, music, guitar & vocals Alan Fish, accordion Andrew Yearley.

The Sinking Of The Annie Jane

I wrote this while alone on a long journey in an empty train at night, singing to the rhythm of the wheels on the track.  Words, music, guitar & vocals Alan Fish, accordion Andrew Yearley.

See How We Fly

Words, music, guitar & vocals Alan Fish, accordion Andrew Yearley, trumpets Debbie Woods, Gavin Woods & Calum Watt, bass guitar Noel Eadie, drums Del Gunn.

Human

A girl I was introduced to once at a party in the 70s and never quite forgot.  Words, music, guitar & vocals Alan Fish, keyboard Andrew Yearley, string bass Peter Cooper, drums Del Gunn.

Alice

Commissioned and sung by my dear Cath.  Words & music Alan Fish, vocals Catherine Fish & Alan Fish, guitar Alan Fish, piano & percussion Andrew Yearley, trumpets Debbie Woods, Gavin Woods & Calum Watt, bass guitar Noel Eadie, drums Del Gunn.

Mine Tonight

Not everything that is true is comforting; not everything that is comforting is true.  Words, music, guitar & vocals Alan Fish, string synth Andrew Yearley, cello Neil Johnstone, string bass Peter Cooper, drums Del Gunn.

Four Truths

Yes Why Not:  An edifying tale of the dangers of excessive credit.  Words & music Alan Fish, vocals Alan Fish & Gerry Blane, guitar Alan Fish, piano & percussion Andrew Yearley, lead guitar Louie Macleod, trumpets Debbie Woods, Gavin Woods & Calum Watt, tuba Gavin Woods, string bass Peter Cooper, drums Del Gunn.

Yes Why Not

Alan Fish is a British singer-songwriter, born and brought up in England, but now living and working on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.

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