Elky's Song

Words and music by Jim Iz;
Jim - Piano, lead and backing vocals.
Will Greenwood - glissando guitar.
Tim Hawthorn - 12 string gtr, backing vocals.
Gem Quinn - drums.
Paul O'Reilly - bass.
Greg Sheppard - lead guitar.
Recorded by Greg at Benedict Studio, Glastonbury ca. 2001.

Healing Child - Jim Iz

Fare Thee Well

Empty space

My first song with Jim.  The mellotron's most noticeable in the middle 8 choruses, although it's there for much of the song.  Jim wrote this as a tribute to the Moody Blues, so a mellotron was demanded!  And I just happened to have one....

A Song in the Wind (Jim Wearne)

Verse 1:

His first instruction

Worked well to preface the rest,

“Don't have a breakdown!”

“They won't believe you;

Authority gets respect.

Comply, or suffer.”

Comply, or suffer.

Comply, or suffer.

Comply, or suffer.

Comply, or suffer.

Chorus:

You said you liked

Making girls cry,

Well, I don't cry:

I just write!

And when I write,

I do it to describe.

I saw the blemish

Under your right eye,

I saw you mirror-check

Your beard, and style it.

I heard the echo

In your substance-lacking smile.

Verse 2:

“You've a way with words!

A shame you can't use 'em right.

Just leave it with me.”

“Sorry, I just can't.

I'm not gonna tell you why.

Endure the silence.”

Endure the silence.

Endure the silence.

Endure the silence.

Endure the silence.

Chorus

Verse 3:

“You're such a woman.

Trust me, it's the Oestrogen

Making you crazy!”

“Self doubt is normal,

And nice, in women, I think.

You sure you're OK?”

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK?

You sure you're OK? 

Don't have a breakdown!

Katelyn Frost Pt. 1

He'll call himself benevolent,
To people who don't use that word.
Then rub his hands, and revel in
The notion of their Google search.
I would call him a devil, but
I don't wish to abuse that word.
He's not quite on the level that
He'd like to think he is...

** EXPLICIT ** DOCTOR CF LIVE AT THE ROBIN, OCT 2016

Mellotron M4000D, string section - violins, violas, cellos.

Drehafva'n Loor (Moonrise)

Neyj a'n Balores (Flight of the Chough)- mellotron string section

Music and lyrics - Viv Goodwin-Darke
Vocals, flute and piano - Viv Goodwin-Darke
Organ, bass guitar and drum programming - Billie Bottle
Recorded and mixed by Viv and Billie

Confection

It's an interpretation of a traditional Cornish song. 
Available here; http://corncrow.bandcamp.com/album/so-brightly-shining

Cover Art; Photographer/Model: Nicole Burton

Maid In Bedlam (trad. arr Kim Guy)

Tim is one of Glastonbury's Bards, having held the Bardic Chair of Ynys Witrin (Glastonbury) from 2005 to 2007. His music is a magical melting-pot of UK Festival Psychedelia and British Folk, woven in with traditional vocal harmonies, left-field jazz-folk, speed funk and heads down, no nonsense mindful space boogie. Tim's lyrics betray a beautiful intelligence, a mixture of deep emotional, intuitive, other-dimensional and mental understanding and tenderness melded together with the power to reach in and move anyone and enchantingly transport them to another plane. He is best known for his work with bardic folk band Silver on the Tree and founding the Avalonian Free State Choir as part of his vision to perform restored pagan carols.

Empty space

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