Yours To Keep

written by William Mallory hills to foot publishing 
performed by Spender

Spender

Spender - Critical Day

Natasha's Brother produced by John Rollo at House of Music. Later released on Atlantic. Rare performance and mix. Robert Matarazzo on vocals and William Mallory on keyboards and written by Bruno Corbo and William Mallory

Caught In Act HOM

Caught in the Act of Love RARE

Shut Your Mouth demo

Two track session live to tape one night in 1986 at Broccoli Rabe Studios in Fairfield New Jersey. Spender. William Mallory on Keys written William Mallory and Robert Matarazzo. Dave Carrubba on Guitar, Rob Depinto on Sax, Joe Wehrer on drums, Robert Matarazzo on vocals. Chuck Zahemski on bass.

Spender - Broccoli Rabe 4 - 02. Auburn Skies

Never released. We were the Bugs one night at the Upstairs Six.

How Do You Confuse A Hippie

This is a take released from the album Spot Goes Home. It was only released for one year on Spotify and digital outlets. It has since remained dormant.

Spot Goes Home

Across the Table

I recorded a lot of tracks for Love's Fair Reprise, an underrated album I believe. This take came out neat as it was the first take and a cool mellow Rickenbacker guitar comes in on the second verse. I call it the magic mix because I believe there's magic in this take.

If I Believe In Magic magicmix Take 1

Natasha's Brother was a joint venture between Robert and William. Will played synth and wrote Grandma's House in his bedroom on his synths and drum machine. It went through three stages. This is stage two, where it was brought into House of Music west orange new jersey. (Meatloaf Bat out of Hell was recorded there as well) this is the beginning of a great track that was never released. copyright william p mallory

Grandma's House Take 1

Spender - Broccoli Rabe 1 - 04. Situation Song

This track cuts out for a few seconds in the beginning but the only remaining lost copy that it is. Spender at Broccoli Rabe in 87. Some cool tracks. Robert Matarazzo on Vocals. Dave Carrubba on Guitar. Rob DePinto on Sax. Joe Wehrer on drums. William Mallory on Keyboards.

Spender - Intellectual intro Cut Off

Donut Mile

Junebug Baby

Alternate take. Never released. Produced by Lou Verrone

Birthday Wish (Absolute Mix)

Singer-songwriter, composer, writer. Piano and guitar. Alternative to what is happening, or happened.

William Mallory

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