Name: I'm The Angel (Revisited) by PRB (formerly The Pete Rea Band)
Duration: 5 min 15 s
Description: You'll know this guys name and he ain't no saint

'If The Roses Don't Kill Us' out now!

Official Site: www.christopher-denny-music.com/
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Partisan Artist Page: www.partisanrecords.com/artists/christopher-denny/

Christopher Denny (ft. Erika Wennerstrom of Heartless Bastards) - Our Kind Of Love

A promise of love that will never fade away - hit me with those eyes the way you do. I love them 'cos your soul comes shining through

The Zero Hour

Never Fade Away

You'll know this guys name and he ain't no saint

I'm The Angel That You Didn't Want To Know (Revisited)

I'm The Angel (Revisited)

The Splintered finger

Coco Blue

Steal Your Love

An acoustic version of this classic, with a bit of National Steel slide guitar thrown in for good measure. Enjoy!

My Old Friend The Blues

A little demo I put together in the studio one night for a friend who has a radio show.. Mark Ellen at Sheppey FM.. he heard me play this and fancied sharing it with his listeners.. and so this little home spun demo! Hope you enjoy!

Jesus On The Mainline

Fronted by Scottish guitar virtuoso Andy Gunn, From T-Bone to Trucks will take you on a journey through the decades, showcasing the most loved and respected exponents of the blues. Featuring songs from T-Bone Walker, B.B King, Freddie and Albert King, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and many more. Music performed by Andy Gunn and his nine-piece band, the cream of the Scottish blues scene.

Show running  20th - 25th Aug 2018, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/andy-gunn-presents-from-t-bone-to-trucks

"Bold As Love / In From The Storm" (Jimi Hendrix)

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Learn to play, record, and produce music: http://www.mikeperalta.com/blog/entry/view/H2G46K14PMX1/BCGDTGQPAOLS/all/Page-1/Private-Lessons.html

I sit all alone with my chin near my chest
Here now the noise seems to be less and less
Watching the bug who lost his struggle with man
Weep now I should but the question is can

Please don't let them take, me away
Up in the sky I know I'd still be sad
If things don't change real soon, I know
I have to let them take me away

Battles like this couldn't kill you so fast
Not like the stars could extinguish our souls
Cherish the one, who seeks darkness in light
Staying in such, he can help the rest go

I can see that you aren't sad
Glad for you but hard to think of that
I would give her anything she wants
If she wanted anything I had

I want to know how it feels to be feeling sad, just sometimes
Scorching my mind with the burning dreams of you and I
If the world is full of shit like this, I never wanna see it again
I want to know how it feels to be feeling sad, just sometimes

Cute is the way they are tasting our fear
Odd is the way I am smelling their sneers
Never I knew, those like you they can't beat
Lone is the way I accept my defeat

I can't see how I am so blind
Must I make this all be a sigh?
I would give up everything today,
if it wouldn't end this way.

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I'm Such a Drag [Explicit]

PRB (formerly The Pete Rea Band) began life rooted in the grit and swagger of blues-based rock — big riffs, raw energy, and a classic sound. But as the band grew, so did the music. What started as straight-up rock has morphed into something far broader: a restless, alt-rock outfit unafraid to push boundaries and follow songs wherever they want to lead. The new album due out Spring 2026 will demonstrate what that means. 

For PRB, genre is not a limitation. One track might lean into jagged, driving guitars; the next might open up with atmospheric textures, unexpected instrumentation, or a left-field rhythm. The constant is honesty: songs crafted with instinct, not formulas.

This evolution reflects the band’s core belief — that rock music doesn’t need to stay in its lane. PRB embrace experimentation, blending styles and sounds without losing the pulse of what makes a great rock song. PRB has stepped into a space where alternative, indie, and classic influences collide.

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I'm The Angel (Revisited)

PRB (formerly The Pete Rea Band)

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