I wrote this song many years ago and finally got around to recording it. A compendium of relationship pain which happily is now in the distant past. Thanks to my good friend Dan Faille for the bass guitar track and Maurice Singfield for the organ track.

Merry Go Round (update)

I recorded this in Aug 1971 at Studio Six in Montreal before I started working there as a recording engineer. Written, sung, recorded, mixed, all instruments played by myself on a Saturday afternoon. Got the idea fror the song title from an Elmore James LP I picked up in England in 1969. It's the only thing I know how to play on piano!

Rythm In My Heart

Written late 60s, recorded 1972, overdubs 1990s. It's another one-man show (I did everything myself). We are all searching for Gold of some sort

Cabin Road

Wrote this to a wonderful young lady I met way back when. This was the 1st song I recorded at Studio Six (1971) on the old Scully 8 track. Can't play bass so I hummed it. Bass drum is me stomping on the control room floor. Snare is a bean-bag ashtray (if you know what I'm talking about you are of a certain age ;-). I  wrote, sung & played everything as usual.

Joan

Written in the late 60s, this one started with a live recording of Autoharp and Voice in 1971 or 1972 and I added some overdubs to the stereo demo mix in the 1990s.

What Made You Think

What is this song about. The composer should know but ...... 

The "guitar" is a 9 string lute shaped instrument which I bought from a guy for $18 who got it in Spain (probably for less). The action was so high I could only play a few regular chords on it. 

Whatever I Sold You

My version of a Bob Dylan song I recorded recently. Thanks to Daniel Faille (Bass) and Ron Bankley (Lap Steel) for their fine additions

Quentin Meek

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