Four tracks originally created for a movie, ended up in a Theatre production

The End Is Just The Beginning

“Songs of grace and wit” - The Musician. 
“A voice and sentiment to lift you from your slumber” - Fatea Records.
“This will get in your head” - BBC Introducing.
“Rare vocal tone, melodies performed tenderly by the whole group" - Radicals Rising. "Powerful voice, good-time backing vocals" Here Comes The Flood.   "Beautifully crafted songs with bite and edge"- Mind, Body & Boogie festival. "Great guitar work" - Chronicle Newspapers. "Powerful lyrics and absorbing melodies" - Nigel Stonier. "In all honesty the closest I've seen in recent times to a passionate vocal like this (John Martyn) was Jonathan Tarplee and The BlueYellows", "Great..passionate vocals, live music goodness!;- The Hop Pole. "Fine, powerful and melodic guitaring" - F. Scott Corrigan. “I recently saw you perform live and was really inspired” (email). fantastic guitar playing!" (facebook comment).

Jonathan has performed solo shows supporting the likes of Gilmore Roberts, Nick Harper,  Attila the Stockbroker and playing venues mainly around the North including The Middlewich Folk & Boat Festival, The Greystones, Liverpool International Festival, The International Eisteddfod (Folk-Friday), The Lomax, The Nantwich Words & Music Festival, Manchester's Northern Quarter and so on. He has also written music used by the BBC and Surfers Against Sewerage! 

His song No Tobacco, No Jesus, an infectious earworm with his  band The Blue Yellows, became the summer anthem of 6 Towns Radio before Jonathan re-emerged with his solo album as a contemporary, edgy folk-troubadour with a soulful intensity.

Sounds like (according to others); Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers, The Dandy Warhols, John Martyn, Neil Young, The The.

Composers and Sound Designers of original tracks for the dramatic arts in the London Theatre - Musical Scores, Infra Sound, Atmospheres, Environments and Orchestrations.

The End Is Just The Beginning

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