First track on PYGMIES' debut EP "Pygs Might Fly", written by guitarist/singer Ali Todd.

Angry Man

Mark Thomas enthuses about Orange Claw Hammer on Mark Radcliffe's BBC 6Music show.

Mark Thomas OCH

Extract from Liz Lochhead's poem "In Praise of Old Vinyl", performed by Liz, with Steve Kettley on tenor sax.

Old Vinyl Extract JFS

ORANGE CLAW HAMMER plays "When I See Mommy, I Feel Like a Mummy" by Don Van Vliet (Captain Beefheart).

When I See Mommy I Feel Like A Mummy

A track from Orange Claw Hammer's forthcoming CD "Cooks the Beef", Captain Beefheart's "Hot Head" re-imagined.

01 Hot Head 4

A track from the new Pygmies EP "Pygmy Up", to be released early 2017. Written by guitarist/singer Ali Todd.

Pygmies - 02 - Desert Island Dick

Recorded track used in "And Now" by Plan B Dance Company. I played live percussion on three car hubcaps over this.

Floorwork

Track 2 from Orange Claw Hammer's first CD "Cooks the Beef" on Clocktower Records.

I Love You, You Big Dummy

Track by the Cauld Blast Orchestra, from their second CD on the Eclectic label, "Durga's Feast".
Steve Kettley - Tenor sax; Karen Wimhurst - Clarinet; Anne Wood - Violin; Iain Johnstone - Tenor horn; Ron Shaw - Cello; Norman Chalmers - Concertina; Jack Evans - Bass guitar; Mike Travis - Drums.

Symphony of Mammon

Track by the Cauld Blast Orchestra, from their 2nd CD on the Eclectic label, "Durga's Feast". Steve Kettley - Tenor saxophone, cowbell; Karen Wimhurst - Clarinet; Iain Johnstone - Tenor horn; Anne Wood - Violin; Ron Shaw - Cello, cowbell; Norman Chalmers - Concertina; Jack Evans - Bass drum; Mike Travis - Drums.

March of the Undecided

Leonardo Kapanga, written by Galo Ceron and Steve Kettley, from the CD "The Great Scottish Latin Adventure" by Salsa Celtica.

09 Leonardo Kapanga

Improvisation by The Casey Kays - Kande Fadiga (vocals); Steve Kettley (jaw harp); Dave Conway (bass).

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