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Last Hello/From ''Hell No Album

This City

shut up baby

Fun little Country track Demo, warning! little bit explicit language!

The Boy Looks Buff


 Edinburgh based singer/songwriter John Keenan, who was deeply moved by a TV programme showing the plight of three families who had suffered through the disease.

Mike said: "Before the programme had finished, he had picked up his guitar and in less than an hour written the bones of the song 'Give 'em Something'. He invited me to collaborate on the song which I was delighted to do."

At his Cruiserman Studio, Mike took the acoustic guitar track and developed the song with additional instruments and added a strong drum track. Vocals by Regine Watson were added enabling Mike to produce a strong emotive song.

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Give'em Something  .charity song written by John Keenan

Hell No

Hell No"                           title song from album

This track is the title track form my album !"Foools Crusade"

The chorus is almost the last words my lazte father spoke to me just before he passed away,took me years to be able to sing the song without brteaking down,i miss the old fella but i know he's proud of his boy;-)  i hope you enjoy

lots of singer/songwriters must go through the sam feelings i'm sure

Fool`s Crusade

fool`s crusade

Walk with You

Might Be Love

Story of losing my virginity! no other way to say it;-)

Night On The Hill

Scotland's country-folk crooner John Keenan has returned to Tidbit Music with his latest CD Fool's Crusade, which is available on ITunes /Amazon and most online platforms.It is the full length follow up to his debut Album Hell No. Produced by Markus Wagner (Ann Nyk, Tras Coulet, Cruiserman), Fool's Crusade carries the throaty vocal intonations of Bobby Pinson along fields of ruminating pastorals lulling a Steve Earle grit and bluesy roots rock grooves reminiscent of Morrissey. Keenan's music has Southern rock flinches with a folk-rock vibe. He is like a Southern rock version of Morrissey but not that of America's South, rather from Scotland's South. Keenan was born in Dundee, Scotland and now resides in Edinburgh, both south of the heath embedded hills of Scotland's Highlands. His songs have a country flange in it's rock, soul and folk orientations. Tracks like Night On The Hill and Lost In Her Fiction have rustic guitar tones ensconced in Keenan's misty soulful voicing. Some of the numbers are fraught with contemporary jazz vapors emanating from the saxophone pikes and piano layouts. Keenan's etudes like Girl On Her Own and Who's To Say are studded with spurts of saxophone raptures and light arches along the movements. Keenan's vocals display a soulful resonance reflective of Dr. John on tunes like Half The Man and his cover of Gordon Lightfoot's single If You Could Read My Mind. Keenan has a propensity for mellow atmospheres which cause the album to go several round of tender guitar series and smooth saxophone sloops like More To Loving and Who's Gonna Save Me, which is balanced out by breezy acid jazz uptempo like Not Too Late To Turn and Wishing Well. Keenan shows excellent use of soft soul-riffed female vocals in the harmony



Both Albums available at iTunes "Fools Crusade " and "Hell No"

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