Live Jam

Never Let Go

Ignite The Fire Inside

So Far.

Featuring:
- Gary Noon with studio guests:
- Clint Lowery: producer, guitars, backing vocals
- Scott Phillips: drums
- Brian Marshall: bass

Written by Gary Noon and Clint Lowery.
Copyright Ⓟ 2013 The Six Words ( ASCAP ) and CTH Lowery Publishing ( ASCAP ).
Artwork by Jim Ansell of Ansell Designs.


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Beneath the promenade in Zadar, Croatia, columns of air and water are conducted by the Adriatic; from holes in the ground, Nature sings an eerie tune

Sea Organ, Zadar, Croatia

Endless Road - from WORLDS UNKNOWN, the brand new album by  WALKING WITH GIANTS.  Featuring the talents of:
- Gary Noon and studio team 
- Clint Lowery
- Brian Marshall
- Morgan Rose

All songs written by Gary Noon and Clint Lowery 
Published by: The Six Words (ASCAP), and CTH Lowery Publishing (ASCAP)

Endless Road

Plutonian Fire Brigade
Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar - Jed Hughes
Lead Guitar - Harry Garrett
Back Vocals/Bass - Jack Pool
Drums - Alex Smith
Produced by Mark Crawford
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Lyrics:
Last night I was alive,
There were threats I neutralised,
You were there, so was I,
We were there to survive!
Last night I shed my skin,
It was wearing thin,
Oil me, the man of tin,
Dorothy, SIN SIN SIN OH YEAH!

YEAH! YEAH! YEAH! 
YEAAHH! YEEAHH!

Last night I thought I died,
Maybe I just lost my mind,
Baby, my brains is fried,
Look at me, my hands is tied,
Last night I began to soar,
Miles up from the floor,
Macho man, conquistador,
Rip it out with my claws OH YEAH!

YEAH! YEAH! YEAH!
YEAAHH! YEAAHH!

YEAH! YEAH! YEAH!
YEAAHH! YEAAHH!

Pink Panther Suicide Machine (Single)

Vegas

Solitude

A bully in full flow: from 'Othello', act 1, scene 3.

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I dabble. A bit of writing, a lot of listening. 

I love singing but the results are mixed. My voice never knows what it wants to be from one day to the next, but then that fits with me as I have very eclectic tastes - there's a bit of every genre in my music collection. I was brought up by parents older than those of my peers and therefore I gained a great range of influences. 

Radio 2 also has a lot to answer for. As a child I went to bed at 7.30pm and listened to everything they had to offer until Brian Matthew came on at 10.30/11pm for 'Round Midnight'. Monday was 'The Best of Jazz' with Humphrey Lyttleton and Big Band Special with Sheila Tracey, Tuesday was either folk or country or something else, Wednesday was likewise, Thursday was always comedy - 'The News Huddlines', 'The Grumbleweeds' or 'ISIHAC', Friday - 'Friday Night Is Music Night' from the Hippodrome, Golders' Green. With the weekend came Alan Keith and 'Your Hundred Best Tunes' and Sunday mornings were spent hoping Desmond Carrington would play some Flanders and Swann or Spike Jones. Weekdays I woke up with Wogan and switched off before JY (Jimmy Young).

Now I watch as my children explore their likes and dislikes, entertained by their screwed up faces as they tolerate the generic pop paraded past their ears on commercial stations listened to by their classmates. It seems that diversity is in their genes. They are both already better musicians than me. All I hope is that they achieve the same joy and consolation from music that I do. It is my mainstay. When nothing else works, when all else defeats me, there is always a tune or a lyric that pulls me back from the brink. When there are times for celebration, remembrance, reminiscence or just daydreaming, music is there in me. 

I think no matter what my voice does or where is goes, I will be singing to my last breath. Thank you for taking the time to check out my profile.

Solitude

No.1 Stalker

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