I have been obsessed with making a “soundscape” about David Mitchell’s “The Bone Clocks” from the second I read the final paragraph. It is simply a magnificent piece of work which has a certain resonance with me. However, having done a substantial amount of work on it I have come to realise that the book is much too inventive and far reaching to come up with a thematic concept. 

Therefore, I have thrown in the towel and I’ve uploaded as it is. In terms of it’s concept I know it’s failed but I like to think of it as a brave attempt – especially as its album length (in old vinyl money). There’s a mixture of everything from rock, pop ambient and electro and lots of my influences prevail throughout. So Arthur Lee brushes shoulders with Brian Eno and John Carpenter sails down the Endless River with Pink Floyd.

This will be my last upload for a while whilst I recharge my batteries and hopefully get some new material for the New Year. As always any feedback (negative and positive) is gratefully accepted

Tracklisting;

Turn That Radio On - (0.00 – 0.52)
Hot Spell – (0.53 – 3.34)
Jacko’s Diabolical Maze – (3.35 – 4.48)
Radio People – (4.48 – 7.42)
Miss Constantin – (7.43 – 8.04)
Myrrh is Mine, It’s Bitter Perfume – (8.05 – 11.28)
War Junkie – (11.29 – 12.19)
That Echo Must Die – (12.20 – 16.53)
Room 1015 – (16.54 – 18.24)
See the Light – (18.25 – 23.14)
The Spider, Spiral and One Eyed-Man – (23.15 – 24.13)
Stowaway Soul – (24.13 – 28.25)
Chapel of the Dust/Golden Apple – (28.35 – 30.23)
Hey Hey Hey (A Sense of Wonder) – (30.24 – 33.30)
Marinus – (33.31 – 36.59)
All Beginnings Must End To Start Again (37.00 – 37.51) 


The Bone Clocks

An early tune from around 1983...

Time for a change

Time for a change
Papers come and call you over
Time to rearrange
When the nights are getting shorter
No you’ll never change me now
No you’ll never ask me how

Time for a change
Faces stare at you through moonlight
Time to rearrange
When the road is coming closer
No you’ll never change me now
No you’ll never ask me how

Someday I might lose my way
And I won’t know which way to go
Somehow I could turn to grey 
Then I’ll forget all the things that I know

Time for a change
When the light is getting darker
Time to rearrange
When the rain is falling harder
No you’ll never change me now
No you’ll never ask me how

Time for a change
When the years are getting shorter
Time to rearrange
Now the hills are getting steeper
No you’ll never change me now
No you’ll never ask me how

Time For A Change12

Fresh audio file from the original 1963 vinyl 45 cut at Advision Studios in 1963 by The Invaders(Kent)

Driftin'- The Invaders(Kent) 1963

Endorphines studio 1995

Hello!
Here are a few tracks from the latest 2 Albums, the Acoustic one "Bearing the Weight of the Sun" and the Pop/Rock one "Captain Sybian and the Dropclutch Dolphins".
If you like 'em, they're available to buy at www.stevefairclough.co.uk
Many Thanks for listening......
S.

You!!!

A demo song about my affair with the Sun.  It's melody and guitar idea I had work out.  Not sure it's really the direction I want to go.  A bit too literal.  I like the 2nd Bridge though. 

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Summer Daze
Greg Gibbs
For fun,  I was worshiping the sun 
on a beach not far away 

In a dance on the ripples in the sands 
In a long hot summer daze 

As you drift across the sky... 
Like  a sailer 

A billion stars that shine 
You're the only one I see today 

I woke up in the middle of the sun. 
In a long hot summer daze 

Our escape to a blanket by the lake 
All alone on a holiday 

As you struck across the sky 
Like a laser 

Within a billion miles 
You're the only one I see today 

On a rock 8 minutes from the sun 
As the tide tugs away the waves 

Last kiss as the earth begins to twist 
in a long hot summer daze

Summer Daze (less rough edit)

This is the track cumby taken from the album fire 'n' fear.

CUMBY original mix.

Original song - written by Paul Atkin
Music by - Paul Atkin and Dave smethurst
Production - Darren Smith

Time For A Change12

Jason How

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