From the Album Conkers and Coathangers
Cover of No Frontiers - The Corrs
Lead Vocals Robbie Jerram
Heavenly backing vocals inspired by Roberta's lost baby sisters:
Amanda 1968 and Yvette 1969

Conkers & Coathangers

No Frontiers

A take on the old Christmas Song with an Irish lilt.
Robbie on Irish Whistle and vocals

Mary's Song

Second Fiddle

Isole

from the album Conkers and Coathangers
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Coathanger Smile (ode to single mums everywhere)

In September 2003 on the first day of the school term, a school was stormed by terrorists and children, teachers and staff held hostage. over the course of several day, many died. This charity single raised funds for the Red Cross and many of the survivors received a copy of the CD as part of a campaign by The Sun newspaper. 

Based on a traditional Scottish folk song "Ye Jacobites By Name" which goes back to the Jacobite risings in Scotland, Robert Burns rewrote it around 1791 to create a version of Ye Jacobites with a more genral, humanist, anti-war and nonetheless anti-Jacobite outlook.
The version best known today entered Robbie Jerram's life via Eddie Reader on her album The Songs of Robert Burns. Robbie sat up all night watching Sky News on mute to follow the story unfold, listening to Eddie Reader and wrote this song before the sun came up on 3 September.

333 people died, 185 of them were children caught up in a senseless act of terrorism. 

These Lyrics:  Robbie Jerram 2003

Beslan 2003

Cover of ELO Hold On Tight
by Robbie Jerram

Hold on Tight

Bouncebackability

Little hearts on the ends of strings...
Robbie Jerram's song for Alan

Shiny and New

Ebb and Flow

Little Red Hen is a collaborative project between English singer songwriter/lyricist Robbie Jerram + others

Little Red Hen

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