A remix with additional 'orchestral', synth and organ overdubs.

MAYBE I'M AMAZED (BOTR Mix) - Paul McCartney

LET ME ROLL IT (Crickets Mix) — Paul McCartney & Wings

Written by Lennon/McCartney.
Recorded by The Rattles (UK) in 1990.

The Rattles were an Essex-based early Beatles and rhythm & blues band.

Paul Egholm: Vocals, guitar.
Mark Cunningham: Vocals, bass (+ lead guitar on 'I Saw Her Standing There').
Paul Reynolds: Drums, backing vocals.

If I Fell / I Saw Her Standing There — THE RATTLES (UK)

A "phoner" interview with Jeff Lynne by Mark Cunningham conducted in 1995 during the lead-up to The Beatles' Anthology project.

JEFF LYNNE 1995 INTERVIEW

A backing track of Paul Weller's 'Sunflower' recorded in 1995 for Total Guitar magazine's free CD by Jeff Green (guitar), Mark Cunningham (bass & digital Mellotron) and Michael Bettell (drums & bell).

Produced by Mark Cunningham • Engineered by Phil Mitchell of Dr. Feelgood.

SUNFLOWER (Backing Track 1995) — Green/Cunningham/Bettell

The bass, drums and 'Mellotron' track of Paul Weller's 'Sunflower' recorded in 1995 for Total Guitar magazine's free CD by Mark Cunningham (bass & digital Mellotron) and Michael Bettell (drums & bell).

Produced by Mark Cunningham • Engineered by Phil Mitchell of Dr. Feelgood.

SUNFLOWER (Backing Track without guitar) — Cunningham/Bettell

Written by Paul Simon (music inspired by J.S. Bach).

Mark Cunningham: Vocals, upright bass.
Don Par: Piano.
The CunniLinguist Chorus: Background vocals.


"For all my American friends at Thanksgiving"

LYRICS

Many's the time I've been mistaken, 
And many times confused 
And I've often felt forsaken, 
And certainly misused. 
But it's all right, it's all right, 
I'm just weary to my bones 
Still, you don't expect to be 
Bright and bon vivant 
So far away from home, 
So far away from home. 

I don't know a soul who's not been battered 
Don't have a friend who feels at ease 
Don't know a dream that's not been shattered 
Or driven to it's knees. 
But it's all right, all right, 
We've lived so well so long 
Still, when I think of the road we're travelling on, 
I wonder what went wrong, 
I can't help but wonder what went wrong. 

And I dreamed I was dying
I dreamed my soul rose unexpectedly, 
And looking back down on me, 
Smiled reassuringly, 
And I dreamed I was flying
And high up  above, my eyes could clearly see 
The Statue of Liberty, 
Sailing away to sea 
And I dreamed I was flying. 

For we come on a ship they call the Mayflower, 
We come on a ship that sailed the moon 
We come in the age's most uncertain hour 
And sing an American tune 
But it's all right, it's all right 
You can't be forever blessed 
Still, tomorrow's gonna be another working day 
And I'm trying to get some rest, 
That's all, I'm trying to get some rest.



AMERICAN TUNE — Mark Cunningham

Mark Cunningham interviews producer/composer Jeff Wayne and scenic designer Jonathan Park in late 2005 about the conception of the (then forthcoming) first tour of The War Of The Worlds.

Copyright © Mark Cunningham 2005-2013.

INTERVIEW WITH JEFF WAYNE & JONATHAN PARK (2005)

James 'Trip' Khalaf, live sound engineer legend, interviewed by Mark Cunningham during the Queen + Paul Rodgers European tour in 2008. Humour to the fore!

Copyright © Mark Cunningham 2008-2013 

THE TRIP KHALAF "INTERVIEW" (2008)

A "phoner" interview with Roger Waters by Mark Cunningham upon return from the premiere performances of his opera 'Ça Ira' at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome on 17-18 November	2005.

ROGER WATERS: THE "ÇA IRA" INTERVIEW (2005)

Recorded in 1987.
Produced by Mark Cunningham
Engineered by Darren Woodford
(Lennon/McCartney)

A Day In The Life - Mark Cunningham (with Paul Egholm)

All vocals & instruments by Mark Cunningham.

Written by John Lennon.

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