I Came

You can wait
Till the moment is right
Or hesitate
When day turns into night
There's really nothin'
That you can do
But let the train
Of love pass on through
Don't push too hard
Scare that little girl away
Let down your guard
Listen what she has to say
There's really nothin'
That you can do
But let the train
Of love pass on through
Here she comes
The ancient whistle sounds
In the heat of night
In the heart of town
Some people arrive
Some people depart
And she moves...
On down the line
If you lose
Maybe she ain't right for you
We don't choose
Maybe you ain't right for her
There's really nothin'
That you can do
But let the train
Of love pass on through
Written on September 2, 2014, recorded on September 4, 2014.

Train of Love

Uncle George

From "Eager, Power, Gentle, Fury" available now- iTunes, Fred's Record's.

I Saw Her Pick You Up Outside Your House Last Night

From my S/T album in 2011. Live off the floor.

Unknown Album (11/01/2011 11:05:49 PM)

20 Below

Monica Walsh- vocals, melodica
Peter Mcguire-Guitar, harmonica
recorded, mixed, produced-Peter Mcguire
written by Monica Walsh

Hold you the right way

Rock And Roll Songs

Here's a very gracious, humble, hopeful and energetic interview Ron Hynes gave in CBC Studios in St. John's, Jan 4th, 1992 with host Bernie Stapleton. Bernie had an amazing show called Keynotes and I believe this was her inaugural show. Ron is 41 years old here, full of hunger for his musical future, bursting with creativity. He talks about a recent trip to Nashville, the nature of success vs showing up and doing the work, co-writing with his life's love Connie Hynes, his years with the Wonderful Grand Band, and he plays half a dozen songs live in studio that were at that time unreleased or unrecorded. 
I lifted it from one of my old tapes and did my best to digitize it. Ron would be mortified by the sound quality, but there's also something endearing about it, I think. Turn it up, enjoy!

Ron Hynes On CBC Radio's "Keynotes" With Host Bernie Stapleton, Jan 4th, 1992

New recording of the first song I ever wrote.

Used To Ride

Female cover of Golden Earring’s Radar Love

Recorded at Jim Mercer Wildfinger studio: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1204367936

Uncle George

Stephen Rossiter

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