Name: Yellow Submarine/Rhys Eye by Driver 67
Duration: 3 min 53 s
Description: A cover version I produced 40 years ago (!) with a guy named Rhys Eye (real name, Pete Bennett). The treatment was his idea. The musicians included Tim Renwick and Pete Wood from Quiver, Pete Zorn, Ken Nicol and Pete Marsh and possibly Barry de Souza or Henry Spinetti on drums.

A cover version I produced 40 years ago (!) with a guy named Rhys Eye (real name, Pete Bennett). The treatment was his idea. The musicians included Tim Renwick and Pete Wood from Quiver, Pete Zorn, Ken Nicol and Pete Marsh and possibly Barry de Souza or Henry Spinetti on drums.

Yellow Submarine/Rhys Eye

And here's my own version, a work still in progress as part of a covers album planned for early next year. No rule says I can't cover my own song, if I've never released it in the first place! So this is my cover of Tina Charles's version of my song.

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Written before Donald Trump proposed his wall, but about to be released on my new album The Return Journey, it seems Iron & Fire might be pretty apposite right now.

Iron & Fire

A song about the effects of prescription medicine, their side effects, and the medicine you take for the side effects of the effects of medicine. Are you with me?

Elvis Died Of Medicine

The first two verses use words spoken by Veronique Maria to introduce her artworks under the name 'Orogeny'. Both the paintings and Veronique's words inspired me to write this song.

Orogeny Bass Up (Master)

From the new album, Breathe, by Driver 67, coming September 1, 2017.

Soul Requiem

I produced this track for the album Nicol & Marsh's Easy Street. Pete Zorn was on bass and harmonies. Bill Zorn played banjo, and Graham Smith was on harmonica.

Peaceful Easy Feeling

Cast of thousands on here: the whole of Kokomo, including Alan Spenner on bass, Jim Mullen and Neil Hubbard on guitars, The Kokomo Singers (previously Arrival), Jody Linscott on percussion, Tony O'Malley on keys, Terry Stannard on drums. John Barham did the strings, and Emmy Award winning (for Sgt Pepper) engineer Geoff Emerick was on the board. I produced. The singer is Asha Puthli.

Yellow Submarine/Rhys Eye

Driver 67

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