My take on the original Don Covey track from the 60s

Have Mercy

A boring Sunday afternoon in March, so I had a bit of a laugh with this spoof song.

Lil' Red Riding Hood

A few snippets from the LB recording session. This is the desk mix so still work to do.

Snippets from the Desk Mix - New Album

Last year (2014) when I heard about the lies and deceit from the Police and the Government that surrounded the Hillsborough disaster, I got angry and wrote this song. We did a full production version strings and choirs. This however is the previously unreleased acoustic version which I actually prefer because it seems to capture the sadness. The story of the song imagines one of the 96 returning in spirit to talks to his wife and son, telling them what he would have liked to have said ….but never got the chance. Please support the Hillsborough YNWA 96 best Fergy

HEARTS OF LIVERPOOL ACOUSTIC version

A bit of social comment for all of us who are fed up with the feckin selfie craze

Looking In Mirrors (The Selfie Song)

This was the first ever song performed by the band at The Swinley Social Club in Standish

NADINE

A tribute to the 96 souls who lost their lives 27 years ago. Today those lives are now at peace following the verdict from the much delayed enquiry into their deaths. YNWA. Music & Lyrics Dave Fergy. Produced by Derek Cleary. Backing Vocals the Wonderful Cleary Ladies Karen and Sheila. The song imagines one of the victims returning in spirit and saying all things he wished he could have said if he were still alive.

HEARTS OF LIVERPOOL Hillsbrough Tribute - Orchestral Version

A bit of vintage rock n Roll from Liverpool Beat which sadly has split up. Enjoyed though.

Around And Around Liverpool Beat

I thought I try and recreate the sound I remember from the Cavern in 1964, with modern recording equipment. Loads of distortion with the dials in the red, but thats how it needed to be. Trusty Gibson Les Paul

The Seventh Son

Well here is the final studio version of my composition to honour the victims of the Hillsborough disaster when 96 Liverpool fans died as a result of Police incompetence. The song describes the story of one of the victims returning in spirit to say what he had always wanted to say to his wife and son, all those years ago. I hope you enjoy it. After I've paid for recording and marketing expenses, proceeds will go the Hillsborough Appeal. The track was brilliantly produced by Derek Cleary with backing vocals from Sheila and Karen Cleary. You will be able to download the track shortly and in the meantime I would ask you to respect my rights to ensure as much money as is possible goes to the appeal.