Name: This time (part two) - Live 2016 by Kenneth J Nash
Duration: 2 min 51 s
Description: Recorded live at The Convent 2016. Featuring Ross Alexander, Alan Tang, J M Jones, Jamie Gilbert and Max Sullivan.

Lyrics:
We’re on the wrong side of the bar
Where’s all the champagne and caviar?

Coola Boola Coolio
Let it be or let it go 

And when it’s all gone downside up
Watch them all try to un-fuck things up

Coola Boola Coolio
Let it be or let it go 
Cutting the strings on your puppet show     
Turn it up loud on your stereo 

Coola Boola (x4)

Lets keep our eyes wide shut to see
Looking around for life’s referee 
And suddenly you’re onto thinking
Maybe this bell ain’t un-ringing 

Coola Boola Coolio
Let it be or let it go 

I’m painting my black and white rainbows
If I have a funeral I won’t go

Coola Boola Coolio
Let it be or let it go 
Cutting the strings on your puppet show
Turn it up loud on your stereo 

Coola Boola (x4)

Must see train wreck TV
Somebody’s nobody 
Scaremongering ‘till your hair falls out
I’ll take the blue pill, the red pill or both pills at the same time 
Oh, you thought that it was over but it’s only half time
I want to smile without knowing that i’m even smiling
You tried to be real but we know it’s advertising 
When you try explain it all, and there’s nothing left to say but

Coola Boola Cool

Coola Boola (Demo)

We're Trying To Stay In Love (Demo)

People Watching People Watching (Demo)

07 Vital Signs

ayokay - Thousand Nights (Beatscrubber remix)

MR BLACK - All My Life (Beatscrubber remix)

Poor Man Blues.m4a

Lost & Found : Sketches

Valle de la Luna (night) (ft. Loïc G.)

Recorded live at The Convent 2016. Featuring Ross Alexander, Alan Tang, J M Jones, Jamie Gilbert and Max Sullivan.

This time (part two) - Live 2016

Anthem For The Others

BBC   "a haunting voice and fabulous songs" 

Acoustic Magazine "Soulful beauty" 

Fatea   "worldly observations" 

Folk Radio UK "raw and emotive vignettes, lovingly crafted"  

Music Junkie Press   "a poetic embodiment of perfection" 

American Roots "beautifully written reflections on life" 

Audiostage "brilliant songwriting" 

Suffolk Punch “Lyrical marvels are everywhere”  

New boots runner up song of the year 2019 

Shoetown sounds runner up song of the year 2019 

Folkwords nominee for album of the year - male artist 

Folk Radio UK - Artist of the month  

Folk Radio UK- Album of the month

Folk Radio UK - Song of the day

Independent Music News - Artist to watch



Kenneth J Nash has never done things the easy way, but his courage to confront the darker moments of his past has led him to spending his years on the music scene carving out a thriving repertoire of haunting music that stirs the heart and spears the soul. 
  
With a knack for blending his smooth, emotive voice with a lyrical prowess heavily influenced by his time spent on the road as a musician and DJ, his music resonates as a poignant story of a man who’s been to hell and back more times than he can remember, but has come out the other side stronger. 
  
Drawing on his influences (Damien Rice, Gregory Alan Isokov, Leonard Cohen, Townes Van Zandt, Ian Cruickshank, Glen Hansard, Willie Nelson, Lou Reed & Nick Cave), his deftly dramatic songs of love, loss, regret and renewal, bring this artist’s dark journey to light vividly to life. 
  
He has written and released nine LPs under his own name, In the company of ghosts, Under a gypsy moon, We all belong, The brewer & the dealer, The fall of Eden, Luna, Room 7, For Sarah and The Explorer, several EP and Single releases. 
  
Recent highlight live shows of his career include playing the 2015 Isle of Wight Festival on the same bill as Fleetwood Mac, Blur, Prodigy, Counting Crows, Pharrell Williams, Imelda May, First Aid Kit and The Charlatans. In 2016 he was selected to appear at Seth Lakeman’s televised Hootenanny party. In 2018 he was selected to play HowTheLightGetsIn - the worlds largest philosophy festival on the same bill as Donovan, Anna Calvi, British Sea Power and Noam Chomsky. He has provided support for artists such as Eliza Carthy, Neville Staple, Kings of the South Seas, Mark Morriss, The Wonderstuff, Dodgy, Mark Geary, Suzanne Vega, Seth Lakeman, Bob Collum & The Welfare Mothers, Tankus The Henge, Mad Dog Mcrea and Hannah Aldridge.  Spending a lot of time in the industry he has worked with Martin Simpson, Turin Brakes, Blue Rose Code, David Ford and members of Fairport Convention. 
  
His songs have received national UK radio play with regular airtime in California USA, been featured in an independent Hollywood Movie (The Whyte Album), featured on a National TV show on The Discovery Channel and Brazilian TV, appeared in the press in Europe, North America and The Middle East, and released on popular podcasts worldwide,  

Independent Music News picked him as one of their ‘artists to watch in 2013’,  Folk Radio UK nominated him artist of the month, his album 'The fall of Eden' album of the month and his song 'Slow burn'  song of the day in January 2015. Folkwords nominated his LP ‘the fall of Eden’ as ‘Best LP from a male folk artist’ for 2015, Spotify choose two of his songs to appear on their new release radar in June 2019, and went on to chart him at number 7 in their singer songwriter chart for his song 'The Explorer' (just behind Ed Sheeran and Lewis Capaldi), Shoetown Sounds and New Boots gave his song 'The Explorer'  runner up in their respective song of the year awards for 2019 and he continues to receive accolades for both his live and recorded works. 
  
With his intuitive gift for self-reflection and humble view of the world woven into a stream of beautiful melodies, the music of Kenneth J Nash is a warm, sophisticated pleasure.

This time (part two) - Live 2016

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