You Ain’t My Boss is Linley Creek’s rowdy barroom anthem — a country-rock singalong that celebrates standing tall when people think they can run your life. With stomping guitars, honky-tonk piano trading licks with electric guitar, and a fiddle that kicks the whole thing off, this track blends humor, pride, and Friday-night swagger. The chorus — “YOU AIN’T MY BOSS!” — was made for shouting along with a cold beer in hand.

This is a working-class toast to respect, independence, and a little rebellion — the sound of a barn door wide open and a crowd clapping in time.

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You Ain’t My Boss

POUR ME ANOTHER ROUND .mp3

A song about cross country running with friends in the outstanding Surrey Hills – in Winter, Spring and Summer.

Running in the Surrey Hills

A vineyard stretches out – intact in virgin snow
Pre-race espresso still tintangles in our blue veins
Take out the timer and get ready to press “go”
A northern blast will petrify these southern faces
Our swarm of crimson vests ascends the steady hill
And each pace crunches down the crystal powder chill

Running in the Surrey Hills - voices are swallowed in the soft acoustic
Running in the Surrey Hills - in the winter time

Now narrow trails twist through the bitter bluebell floor
And three-plank bridges straddle rattling cackling flow
Our ragged chain snakes down the boggy broken track
White Hawthorn hedges flank the broad acres below
Step over deep-ploughed waves across the country mile
And clasp a helping hand through kissing gate and stile

Running in the Surrey Hills – soaking our spikes in the storm at sunset
Running in the Surrey Hills – when the bluebells chime

Now nettles needle naked knees with open arms
In single file we weave through tall Indium corn
Epicurean view from Ranmore spire to Leith Hill
From blasted furnace fields to crazy shady cool copse 
At Greensand way, wipe stinging eyes from rosary sweat
Dense, deeply musky mustard yellow oil vignette

Running in the Surrey Hills - voices are swallowed in the soft acoustic
Running in the Surrey Hills - in the summer time

Running In The Surrey Hills

“Holding on to the Moment” is an honest and heartfelt collection of songs that will put a smile on your face and inspire you to seize the day!

If This Was My Life

There Goes Another Day

Written and lead singing by Randy Arnold, who was our group leader.  
Old tracks from late 90s band Morry and I were members of - Ten Months Later. Morry played lead guitar and I played rhythm guitar and sang back up vocs. The main singer is our friend Randy Arnold who wrote this song. Other bandmates: Yandell Wood (Drums) and Matt Garlove (Bass), along with other friends. Recorded mainly in Matt's basement. Sadie Hawkins Dance was the name of the album.

Sadie Hawkins Dance

Don't Get To Deal (10ML)

Sometimes the blues gets very blue....
(Painting - "Waiting" by Toulouse Lautrec 1887) wikicommons

Instrumental composition, lead guitar, backing - Tom Adams (Aka Tytlblues)
https://soundcloud.com/user-342548892
Lyrics, vocal melody, vocals, harp, slide guitar -  Chris Okunbor 

Come back soon 
Darlin' come back, oh don't you see?
The place is empty, oh empty without you.
They say that heart is where the home is.
Come back soon

Come on home, ah, just show me 'sorry',
Won't ever say those things, all those bad things no more.
I'm tired of tough love, so please think it over!
Yeh, come back soon.

I want you home darlin', ‘cos life's no fun, no fun any more.
Our place feels empty now that you’ve gone.
The grey needs lifting, the shadows shifting.
Come home soon.

Come Back Soon ~ a slow blues by Tom Adams and Chris O

COLAB WITH MY GREAT FRIEND Belial Pelegrim : ECLIPSE and FP guitar and synth + mastering . , Photo by : Alexandra Georgieva on Pexels

ECLIPSED BY Belial Pelegrim/ FPMORINSTUDIO

video on youtube 👉https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI9cdgTf_LI
* Drums-Dule 
* Bass and electric rhythm guitar-Miroslav
* Vocals, keyboard, acoustic and lead guitar-Robert
* Arrangements-Raindrops and Mud project
* Music and lyrics by Robert
© 2020

==== Lyrics ==========
Have you found 
Thrilling fragments of my mind
That capture your attention
And keep you close to me
Like an unexpected dream
Hope you found  exciting colors
That you can bring to life
In my eyes
When you look at me
Curiously

Curiously

Composer: JRL Guimarães
Contact information: jrlguimar@gmail.com


Sometimes

sometimes sad
sometimes happy
sometimes gray
sometimes blue
sometimes night
sometimes day
sometimes good
sometimes bad

It is the life
That we all live
There's no difference
Between us
The stars to show
The ways of sailing
The ways of flying
The ways of living

Sometimes

Habibi

James Carr is a singer songwriter that is not afraid to pour his heart and soul into a song. His knack for story telling and connecting with audiences draws them in to be part of the experience. He has been the singer in many bands over the years spanning both coasts of the United States.