This track is from the album Dreams of an Average Guy and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bobwilson22

Come to Me

Big Black Car

Oatcake Anthem

Original song written & recorded in the 1960's

What's The Use To Worry.

My thanks go to Steve Critchlowe, musical director of the Burbage Band Buxton who gave me the opportunity to write a piece for brass band - which was a challenge I'd never taken on before. This is a recording of its first performance during the 'last night of the proms' at the Ipstones Memorial Hall 14th Nov 2015 

The Ippy Waltz

Nigel, the best boring Giant in the World
By Bob Wilson
read by Martin Jarvis.
(NOTHING, absolutely nothing to do with Nigel Farage.)

Bob Wilson's Album

Nigel, the best boring Giant in the World

A Souvenir from Stoke

WEDGEWOOD BLUES

This song has been in (very slow) progress for nearly 7 years. One of these days I'm going to finish it. Thought I'd better post it half done in case I die first.

Fine, fine, life

This piece was written for the Burbage Brass Band and first performed  by them Autumn 2016. I have already posted a poorly recorded MP3 of that concert here on ~SoundCloud and elsewhere.  I worked out and arranged the composition using GarageBand. Here is that 'original' version.

Ippy Waltz Garageband

This song (a demo recording for the cast) was written in 1976 for my musical play "Bogeyman"     The background to it: - A naive simpleton looking for meaning in life wins a lot of money; is given advice by teacher, psychiatrist et al ...and here the Financial Advisor of the title. Dug it out the other day and it struck me that the lyrics had as much, if not more, relevance to the 'rich get rich and the poor get poorer' society  which we live in today  than when it was first written. 

Bob Wilsongs

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