This song was co-written with Alistair Findlay  and was born out of a writing exercise on a songwriting retreat at Moniack Mhor Writing Centre near Inverness.

From the album Looking At The Tracks - Available at www.kinnaberjunction.bandcamp.com

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A Journey Without End - Kinnaber Junction

This pic floated around social media around the time of the Charlotteville riots.  Although it was quickly proved it wasn't taken at that time and was in fact much older it's still an incredibly powerful, disturbing image.

The photo is credited to Todd Robertson

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Reflection In A Riot Shield

One from the rockier end of my spectrum.  The idea was inspired by standing on one platform waiting to head northbound to play a gig in Inverness while my wife waited on another to head south to Glasgow.  2 Years the phrase "same station, different platforms" rattled around in my head!!

Different Platforms

This song was written with Mike Rawlins at the 2017 Glasgow Songwriting Festival and was inspired by the photograph Dead rats in a circle by Tod Sellie and features in his book Bright Nights - Photographs of another New York.
The majority of the song was written during a 10 min exercise set by Findlay Napier.

Pay The Piper

Another song written at the Glasgow Songwriting Festival 2017.  It came out of a session with the brilliant tutor Jim Hunter.

Idle Man

Where Do We Go From Here (demo)

Written after a chance meeting in Glasgow with a Fathers 4 Justice activist.  Dedicated to Jonny

Superhero - Kinnaber Junction

The Ferryden Anthem!!  This used to be a favourite of my dad's to sing and after answering a plea on FB I decided to record a version of it.

Don't let us be strangers

Don't let us be strangers - Kinnaber Junction (cover)

Auchmithie Road live at Montrose Folk Club 2017

Auchmithie Road

An acoustic version of Superhero.  I recorded this as a submission for a songwriting competition, Talent is Timeless.

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