Lizzie Brannigan and Johnny Sullivan, who eloped to Liverpool from Ireland towards the end of the 19th century

Lizzy Branigan(3)

Father McKenzie

Homage to the Mersey ferry that ended its working life moored at Salcombe, Devon as  residential cntre for teaching watersports to underprivileged children

Egremont

Liverpool grew rich on the slave trade and in 1999 issued a statement acknowledging this and apologising for the pain caused by the trade.

The Middle Passage

Title track from our sixth album "Shadows on the Sand" which consists of 12 original songs composed around Cornish stories, myths and legends.

Shadows on the Sand

The true story of Les, who at age 11 forged a letter from his father so that he could board a trawler for what he thought was a day's fishing. They went out on November 11 and came back the day before Christmas Eve!. Les went on to become a jockey at Newton Abbot and rode in the Grand National, along with many other accomplishments

Newquay For Christmas(2)

In My Life

The story of Kitty Wilkinson who, with her husband, founded the first public wash house in England in Liverpool . By washing the clothes and linen of the people of her community she saved many from a cholera epidemic that ravaged the city in 1832. She is commemorated in a stained glass window in the Lady Chapel of Liverpool Anglican catherdral, and a statue in St George's Hall. There 12 statues, and hers is the only woman.

The Saint Of The Slums

A tribute written by John Connor to a Mersey ferry which ended its days as a centre for teaching  watersports to underprivileged children in Devon.

A song for summer. A young woman with decisions to make in her lfie takes her troubles down to a small cove and lets nature work its magic

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