15 - Welcome To The The Yellow Brick Road

13 - My Enemy's Enemy Is My Friend

08 - Know Your Enemy

06 - Anarchy

03 - The Classes Against The Masses

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Toxic (Home Demo)

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London’s Calling is about working class roots, rebellion and rising up against the odds. As someone who was born and raised in London, the song is also about Britain’s place in the world. With so many countries looking inwards, Britain must look outwards. That is London’s Calling.

London's Calling

From the heartland of The Rolling Stones, The Who, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, Marshall Amps and The Ealing Club comes John O’Shea.

Born in Ealing, the birthplace of British rock, John O’Shea grew up in the heyday of Guns N’ Roses, Nirvana and Oasis – a time when Rock and Roll music mattered not just to rock music fans, but to the world.

Does Rock and Roll still matter? We now find ourselves in an age of lowered expectations, where tweets mean more than tracks, where social media means more than song-writing and where ‘likes’ mean more than real fans. In an industry where labels would rather invest in talent shows rather than songwriters, it seems Rock and Roll stars have now become a distant memory.

Sounds like insurmountable odds, but John O’Shea is dedicated to putting Rock and Roll back into the heart of the industry, and the industry back into the hands of musicians.

John O'Shea

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