Words and Music by Clive Richard Weeks © 16 September 1994. 
A Heavy rock track with a clear message.

CD Pre-Production Demos

Comfort Zone (24th Jan 2020 Pre-Production Demo)

© Clive Richard Weeks 1980. Recorded probably late 80's or 90's (with a bit of tape deterioration near the end). Laid back instrumental piece I wrote after reading about Paul Simon wanting to use a chromatic melody in one of his songs and deciding to try something chromatic myself. I still play this piece live, 34 years after writing it.

Waterfalls (Mood Piece)

This is a really rough edit taken from video of a live performance at the Carlton Club (now closed) in 1993.

Need You Here Tonight (Live Edit from Video)

Words and music by Clive Richard Weeks © August 1988, written about well-known acoustic performer Janette Geri. Recorded 24 April 1991

I Wish I Could Know You Well (Demo)

© Clive Richard Weeks, May 1994 ℗ 2005-2014. This is a really quick, updated mix (of this song) that I did for my band members to learn, but I think it probably sounds better than the previous version posted here, except that I over-cooked the bass level - what ya gonna do when you mix on earbuds? My studio is in transit at present so couldn't really be helped :-| 
Original, funky, rap, melodic pop song. Cool brass.

The Music Is My Life (2014 Demo Quick Mix )

Shuffle rhythm commercial rock song about a relationship with a girl who's always hot one day, cold the next. You get it :-) Music & Lyrics © Clive Richard Weeks - March 1987

I Know You Like The Weather ©1987 (p) 1992

© Clive Richard Weeks, December 1992 (p) 1994. Original ballad - yes, it's a breakup song. I've since redone part of the melody as it sounded a bit too much like another song. So all good now, no reason to sue, move along now, thank you :-)

The Dream Has Gone V3 Test Mix 1994

The Dream Has Gone (Remix 1994)

© 4th March 1987 Clive Richard Weeks (p) 1990 or 1991. Another one from the vault. This is SO 1980's. If I ever recorded it again - which is unlikely - I would change the chorus lyric. I wrote this after I resigned form a job I really hated. It's about taking time out to really live for a while without worrying about working. Of course I was lucky I could do that :-)


Living One Day At A Time

(c) 1990 Clive Richard Weeks Music & Lyrics.
Demo is from when I was listening to a lot of Jane Child. It's a total music and lyrics re-work of an earlier song of mine "I know You Like The Weather", but very different. I still do this song, but with a very different arrangement these days.

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