Pinball (Brian Protheroe cover)

All By Myself (The La's cover)

A cover of Geno's 1966 single with elements of the acoustic demo version thrown in for good measure

So You Say You Lost Your Baby (Genius Clark cover)

Overlit Canyon (Lilys Cover)

Its Back Again

Monument

Debris

Up To You

Evergreen

Writted in combination with Sir Graeme Ross.He also plays bass on this version recorded here and Mr Peter Tinkler plays the goddamn riffs!!

Too Good

Bitter And Blue

Half A Coke

Never Again

She Came Back Today

Sundried

the high writers - Here It Comes (BJM Cover)

Tschusse(BJM Cover)

Who Is Moving (Lilys cover)

This song started all this shit.I love it!!

You Made Me Realise (mbv cover)

Solo acoustic take of gorgeous Big Star song from first album.Remastered to make it sound more tarty! :)

Give Me Another Chance (Big Star cover)

Man I'm Only Human (The La's Cover)

Tabla,sitar,tamboura,acoustic guitar,electric guitar and super reverb guitar along with 3 voices and here you are!

Back Two

Don't Know What

the high writers - Breakloose (La's cover)

Time And Motion

Our Day Will Come

Song from the 2nd Byrds LP (TURN!TURN!TURN!) with guitar sound from the 3rd LP (5D).Slightly off harmonies I think but nemind! :)


The World Turns All Around Her (Byrds cover)

Anton Newcombe / Beefheart / La's / The Stairs / Stones / The Who
Unedited,unremastered,.rough,distorted and brickwalled to all fuck!.

Take It From The Man (BJM Cover)

Seagull (Ride cover)

"Actually the nom-de-plum of Durham-based singer songwriter, Paul Lewis, but whether solo or filled in with “band” through the magic of modern technology, these songs are too good not to share! Blending quirky Brit-pop chord changes with more classic Beatle-esque powerpop, as well as influences from ‘80s Paisley Underground and early ‘90s radio pop, the high writers could quickly become the new favorite “band” of many a pop fan!" - David Bash, International Pop Overthrow

'Middling somewhere between indie and shoegazer in terms of how their sound come across, what does come across is very high on appeal. The layered guitar work adds a neat sense of urgency and gives things a vibrant kick where needed. There are also fine blues influences coming to bear on the way things are worked. Everything you could ask for in a band to wile away the hours is there to be picked up from listening to them.' - U&I Music Magazine


Hello there!They call me Paul and I call myself 'the high writers' and most of the time my brother Pete is featured on the Drumbs.


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