Daddy's Gone (Cover) - Flashback Photograph

By Gary Lee and Scott Brown
Yet another couple hours recording and a few hours editing. Hope you enjoy!


Witchcraft (Cover) - Flashback Photograph

This is the first track ever recorded in the Flashback studio (that we finished or felt was a success). Still all derived from Mr Iain Clark's drum beat, but this is just a soft acoustic version to get us used to the recording process. All the tracks are the original tracks from 2010!!! Nothing new, so it's rough as hell, but still glorious in our eyes. Hope you enjoy!

This is Mexico (Acoustic Original 2010)

This was aired on the 23/12/2011 on the Christmas show from BBC Introducing Cambridgeshire featuring the Best of 2011.

Hosted by Kerry Devine, this is a recording as evidence of being played and is not being used for profit. The track featured is our track Tears of a God (the 2011 edit)

"Tears of a God" BBC Radio "Best of 2011"

By Gary Ward, Scott Robert Brown and Iain Clark

A Man From Mexico

Sands and Sea

By Gary Ward, Scott Robert Brown and Iain Clark

Performed by Gary Ward

Tears of a God

Addiction

By Gary Ward, Scott Robert Brown and Iain Clark (c)

This is Mexico

Sands And Sea

The Best

Damned Heros

Little Blue Boat

Clocks And Stars

All The Wrong

Home

Fighting Faith

The Reaper

Flashback Photograph

Sands & Sea (BBC Introducing live session)

Little Lion Man - Live @ Voodoo Lounge

Flashback Photograph are a folk-rock toe-tapping trio, but we don't let genres define our music... we play whatever we feel sounds good. Originally from Peterborough, we have have been playing at festivals and regional gigs across the UK including Bestival and Camp Bestival. But we never forget where we came from and still love to play regularly in local pubs and the Cambridgeshire area. Our latest and first album was a labour of love (it took is 10 years to get here!) but we are so proud of it and every moment was worthwhile even if only our friends and family members hear it.

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