This version of 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow' by The Shirelles is the first cover song recorded by 786AM. It was recorded especially for BBC Radio Manchester to feature on their 'Sweeney's Sunday Sessions' on July 27th 2021 hosted by Mike Sweeney.

Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?

Thinking about the idealisms of peace, the hippy movement and the 1967 'Summer of Love'.

Summer of Love

An emotive instrumental featuring audio of the 1990 Muppets memorial for their creator Jim Henson. This is a testament of his work today, as Kermit still lives on. "Take what you have and fly with it"!

Gone But Not Frog-gotten

30 years since the disappearance of Manic Street Preachers guitarist Richey 'Manic' James Edwards. Still a subject open to speculation.

Presumed Dead

Thinking about the past and the present, comparing it with an imagined future. Audio extracts of Pete Townsend, 2025 and 1995.

Dystopian Segue

A weirdly emotive flat-keyed instrumental experiment with audio from Jim Carrey talking about his depression and spirituality.

You Make Me Feel Alive

Inspiration from Kate Bush's song 'Cloudbuster'. Exploring the legacy of Wilhelm Reich, doctor of medicine and a psychoanalyst who was discredited and imprisoned for his bogus theories about his apparent discovery of Orgone energy.

Orgonon

Inspiration from interview audio footage of the 'Prince of Darkness' Ozzy Osbourne.

Kinder Tomorrow

Hounds Of Love

Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)

Cloudbusting

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"The world always seems brighter when you’ve just made something that wasn’t there before." - Neil Gaiman

Experimental/art Rock. Solo, self-taught musician with tinnitus, keeping busy. Writing original material and learning new musical skills all the time. If you like what I do, please leave me some encouragement.

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Summer of Love

Chris Quintrell