Can't Handle Losing is the latest track from Tasmanian musician Clinton Hutton. It's a fun, upbeat rock song about those people we all know and love, who don't take losing at anything very well.

Can't Handle Losing

A little take of Toto's Africa by Clinton Hutton 

Africa (Clinton noodling)

song number 5 from the album "It's all about you"

Stay At Home Dad Of The Year

The Bass Highwaymen doing their take of the classic Split Enz song 'I see Red'


I See Red MP3

A little Father and Daughter cover of the great Ed Sheeran song (Castle on the hill) This was all Amity's idea to record this track. She came up with the whole song arrangement including the Ukulele, I hope you enjoy!

Castle on the Hill (Ed Sheeran cover)By Amity & Clinton

This was recorded in 1997 by my band at the time Dominion. We were into Metal & Punk! I was 18 years old and played a 1994 Ibanez EX guitar (Which I still own) through a Peavey Transtube 112 solid state amp, it was enough at the time :)

dominion

Longview "Greenday Cover" By Dominion 1998

testing out my new mic on a Steve Perry song

Oh Sherrie (Steve Perry cover)

I have to play this song for a wedding on the weekend. Never heard it until today but I learnt it up and recorded it for something to do. It's by Brett Young but i'm kinda doing Boyce avenue's version if anyone is interested.

In Case You Didn't Know (Brett Young Cover)

No Silver Bullet is a song that was fully composed and produced by Clinton Hutton from his home studio.
It is about people having very high expectations and wanting instant success without having to earn it.

No Silver Bullet

The Wynyard Football Club Theme Song re arranged and recorded for the Wynyard Football Club by 'The Bass Highwaymen'.

The Wynyard Football Club Theme Song

The Presets 'Talk Like That' covered somewhat by the Doctors Rocksters, enjoy:)

Talk Like That (The Doctors Rocksters)

Clinton is a singer-guitarist-songwriter-producer from Tasmania, Australia.
Clinton has built up a strong reputation throughout Tasmania over a number of years for providing quality, reliable, energetic and engaging entertainment. 
He is a founding member of popular act “The Doctors Rocksters” which travelled the country extensively for a number of years playing festivals, functions and pubs and clubs. 
In recent years, Clinton has turned his attention to focussing more on his solo career. 
He has released a number of singles in which he composed and produced from his home studio. One of his compositions “This is the west coast” which was written for the West Coast Branding team as part of a campaign to attarct visitors into the West Coast area of Tasmania was a huge success and has since become an anthem for the region. 
Clinton continues to be constantly on the road performing and is still a regular and popular face on the Tasmanian music scene.
In a live situation, Clinton has developed a unique way of using a few effects pedals and a Loopstation to sound much larger and more like a band. He takes live looping to another level!

Clinton Hutton

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