On Deep England (Ian Roure) 
Somewhere...
A golden afternoon, pint of mild,
Creased cricket whites
Somewhere...
A different history
Made a different present you'd like
Empire declined, industrial rewind, 
Reality refined...
(chorus)
Your Deepest dreams have new life
Now you gave up the mental fight
You can almost feel from clouded hills
Your feet alight...
On Deep England

Somehow...
Your fainted form was found
And a tonic was prescribed
Somehow...
Then you saw the vision 
And your fainted form revived
Escher-like design, your saviour ever kind
Has graciously resigned...

When you close you eyes
You can see quite clearly
The future comes alive 
Like a cartoon on TV...Oh, oh...
When you close your eyes 
They've got you easy
Selling to the blind
The world you'd like to see
If you just believe...

On Deep England

One for the Wall released their CD The Lover’s Song on 4 December 2020.

Bernard Hanaway: vocals, guitars, keyboards, harmonica
Jo Nicholson Smith: vocals, keyboards, guitar, percussion 
Colin Wight: guitars, keyboards, vocals, percussion
Andrew Burnham: bass guitars, production
Chris Ford (guest): drum kit, congas, percussion

All words and music © Bernard Hanaway

On "Inside Story":

Bernard Hanaway: songs, vocal, guitar, synth
Colin Wight: guitar, synth
Andrew Burnham: bass guitar, production
Mark Pilkington: drum kit

All words and music © Bernard Hanaway

DEMO SKETCHES OF SONGWRITING
A Dwarf Jeremy production

I knew at an early age that music would be a part of my life forever. In music I found my self-esteem and a way to make people feel. I began singing in public at nine years old and playing drums at thirteen.  In the tenth grade I auditioned to play drums and percussion with the South Georgia College and got the "gig". I performed in many musical productions there until I graduated high school and joined the army.  I continued performing in the NCO clubs while serving.
After obtaining the G.I. Bill I attended the University of South Carolina, where I played with several local bands. In 1982 I graduated college and taught special education until retirement last May. There, I witnessed the magic of music through my students.
I now enjoy the peace and solitude of a farm in the middle of "God's Country" here in Tennessee. With much help from family and friends, I am able to share my original songs with you.
I sincerely thank you for taking a bit of your time with me. I hope you receive a blessing from a song or two and as you listen, I hope you hear my heart in each and every one.  Tony

[more or less] acoustic 
covers of songs I love
and revisits of songs I made.

Progressive Retro-Pop: guitar pop & rock with psychedelic & folk-ish tendencies.
“...slacker pop with an Anti-Folk edge for the anti-Trump movement” - Nightshift magazine
“Brilliantly lyrical, darkly funny”
"Ray Davies channeled through the prism of peak-era, mid-90s Blur...""Majestically Jangly" - New York Music Daily
Lucid Culture says "(Ian Roure is) a sort of missing link between Ray Davies & Robyn Hitchcock"

lo-fi indie folk

Marc writes, plays, sings & records it all. Check out his novels too.

Playing and creating some music, drawing cartoons and baking bread. That's what I like to do!
I play guitar and mandolin. I used to play sitar and learn Hindustani music - but not anymore - so you might hear some influence in my music, especially the pieces with mandolin. I don't play accordion, despite my profile photo. I wish I could pay it though, and many other instruments.

Some selected reviews written by my cat in the in-house Music & Arts magazine: 

"The equivalent of an acoustic waterboarding!"
"Music? What music?"
"Just noise"
"No place to sleep with all these instruments"
"A daily torture"
"I wish I was deaf"
"Noise arrogantly called music"
"A pleasure... when it stops"
"Can't even unsubscribe to this"

I'm very glad to have stumbled upon very fine artists on Soundcloud and honored to have collaborated with some very talented individuals.
You can listen to my collaborations here:
https://soundcloud.com/samybr/sets/collaborations-1
The drawings on my page are from my cartoon blog:
http://imprimatuur.blogspot.com/search/label/popular

That's it folks! Thanks for listening.
samy


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