This is a project by Boomer online collaborations.  The original song is thought to have been written in 1700s and was made popular by the Dubliners, The Pogues and of course Thin Lizzy and now maybe even Boomer.

Whiskey In The Jar Final

I was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer.  I remember the afternoon I got the call from the hospital.  I sat down in my workshop and stayed motionless for about an hour.  I was lost and confused.  I've always been fit and strong all my life and now I was feeling weak and vulnerable.  As the days and weeks went by I started to realize that IT ISN'T OVER, it was just different.  I also started to think about what I wanted to do with my life, however long or short that may be.  I've always had dreams.  I've been writing songs for international development agencies including the UN for years but I always wanted to have a hit song on the charts.  It seemed appropriate for me to write about my aspirations and at the same time reach out and encourage others.  It isn't over until the fat lady sings as they say.  I want this song to speak to anyone who has had a yearning to do something cool but for a myriad of reasons has been hindered from this.  I especially want to speak to older people who think their ship has sailed, it probably hasn't.  You're probably as talented as you've always been'.  Now is the day, have a go, don't take your dreams to the grave or at least die trying.    
Robnoxious

It Isn't Over

I wrote this song to inspire a friend who is experiencing violence, percussion and terror.  

The watermelon song

This is a cover of the epic song by The Jam. Many thanks to Corey Adams and Paul Left for their contributions.

That's entertainment

This song was written by Rob Greaney and assembled with a group of friends.  
It's a sort of sad song about the distance between the living and the dead and a longing to be together but unlike most songs of this kind it's sung from the grave.  It's not meant to be morbid but it's certainly sad though the feel of the song is epic.  You'll have to hear it to understand. 

I'll Wait Right Here For You

I wrote this song some years ago when I was going through a particularly difficult and dark time.  Where else could I turn?
This is a particular favorite of my dear wife Sandra. 
 
I'm going to be rerecording this song over the next few weeks so please forgive this old recording.
Rob

I Will Call On The Name

This song is based on psalm 99.5 and was recorded in Indonesia using only acoustic instruments.


Maha Kasih (Most Loving Bahasa Indonesia)

I wrote this song for beautiful wife Sandra (probably should have a photo of her here). We're both getting older but to me she's getting lovelier.  I had to shout about it.
MY LOVE FOR YOU WILL NEVER GROW OLD!!

Pretty As Pretty

A great friend brought this little baby for me a few years ago.  It's been used in a number of arrangements.  This is just a very short loop which I'm thinking of using in an upcoming recording.

My Arab Mando Theme

LISTEN TO THE SONG ONCE AND YOU'LL NEVER FORGET THE RECIPE.

Listen to the song just once all the way through and then see if you can remember the recipe.

www.healthsongs.org

This track will be released on February 17th 2017

Not Every Raindrop MIX4 16bit

Listen to our brand new song recorded here in Oamaru by local kids, Cyan Well, Korban Selfe, Eden Gilchrist and Georgie McCarthy.  GET A FREE RINGTONE.  Just leave me a message.

OnYurBike

I honestly don't know how much of a Tuareg sound this is but I do understand that many of the songs are built on a simple riff as you hear in the back.  This piece uses a simple Dr Octo beat and is overlaid by three Yamaha guitalele tracks.  I think it sounds a little bit harpy.

Mali Mall

This song isn't finished yet but putting it up here for my mate Troy to listen to.

Rob Greaney

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