Real Life-Send Me An Angel

Full cover of 1984 classic Wouldn’t it be Good by Nik Kershaw, played on a Korg Minilogue XD, Fender P-Bass and Ibanez Gio. Recorded and mixed in Studio One 5 Professional

Nik Kershaw - Wouldn't It Be Good

Cover of What's Love Got to Do With It? Originally by Tina Turner.

What's Love Got to Do With It? - Tina Turner

The Way It Is - Bruce Hornsby and The Range, recorded at Studio D Recording in Sausalito, CA. www.studioDrecording.com

Bruce Hornsby and The Range -  The Way It Is

Don't Leave Me this Way

Verse 1:
The highway's stretched out like a ribbon of white
The snow's gently falling, the world feels so bright
The radio's playing those old Christmas tunes
My heart's beating faster with holiday moves

Chorus:
Driving home for Christmas, the road is my friend
The holidays are here, time to laugh and to blend
Lots of wine and some beer, we're gonna celebrate
This magical journey, oh it feels so great!

Verse 2:
The headlights are cutting through darkness ahead
Memories of home are dancing in my head
Family's waiting, the fireplace aglow
The spirit of Christmas is starting to grow

(Repeat Chorus)

Bridge:
Miles disappear beneath my wheels
The excitement of home is all that I feel
Every mile marker brings me more near
To the people I love, the ones I hold dear

(Final Chorus)
Driving home for Christmas, the road is my friend
The holidays are here, time to laugh and to blend
Lots of wine and some beer, we're gonna celebrate
This magical journey, oh it feels so great!

Outro:
Driving home... driving home for Christmas

Guitars Bluesdude
Bass Amy Ives
Lead Vocals Albie Ingurson
Keyboards & Synth Archie Ingles
Drums & Percussion Mel Young
Produced by the Shed Studios Wycombe
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Driving home for Xmas

Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes - Up Where We Belong

John parr - st elmos fire

All I Need Is A Miracle

The Living Years

Simple Minds Live From Bournemouth 02 Academy 15-04-2013

Don't You Forget About Me

Even inside Genesis, Mike Rutherford's forte has always been his melodic songwriting. With the successful side project Mike & the Mechanics, the artist managed to find a further way to express himself working with other composers and different teams. Since 1985, Mechanics became a brand in their own, releasing seven albums, selling more than 10 million records, launching many hit singles and touring worldwide with a two frontmen led band.
The sudden death of one of the original singers, Paul Young, needed a period of adjustment but, after one experimental album with Paul Carrack as the only vocalist, Rutherford changed the face to the band recruiting two new singers, Andrew Roachford and Tim Howar. While the album including their most famous song, Living Years, celebrates its 25th anniversary, Mike & The Mechanics are still hitting the road, to the pleasure of the fans worldwide.

All I Need Is A Miracle

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