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A preview from the new album to be released in December 2017 by Pete McDonough - Lost to the straight and narrow

Hopeless Renegade Preview

From my album Uncomplicated now available to buy or stream on ITunes, Spotify etc .. This is a song written and performed by Pete McDonough And the Extra Sensory Players, Ed Bersey Drums and Keyboards, Guy Lewis Bass, Gus YORK,Pedal Steel and Charlie Starkie Electric Guitar.  
Acoustic Guitar and Vocals Pete McDonough

Uncomplicated

Until Dawn - Uncomplicated Album

Written and performed by Pete McDonough from the 2018 Album Uncomplicated.  Featuring Guy Lewis on Bass and Harmonica with Ed Bersey on Drums and Hammond ..

Hopeless Renegade

So, its 2002, probably January, maybe February...

I walk every day to Amble harbour, mostly in the evenings, sometimes with a goofy and most unpersonable dog in-tow. 

I stare at at the sea, and I hear that strange kind of clinking that buoys make when then chink into one another. And I wish I could fly up into the sky and look down at the sea.

A Comprehensive Sex Education

By The Harbour Lights

So, here we are...Its late 2001, maybe early 2002...

I'm jobless, directionless, but I have this dream that I'm engaged to an inter-bred Texan girl called Kitty, and in this dream the fictional Coronation Street killer Richard Hillman comes around to sell us life insurance and eventually takes the knife to Kitty.

And I wake up...and I listen to "Digsy's Dinner" by Oasis, and our friend here is born.

Richard Hillman

2004.

I use to drink with two or three old blokes down the Black Bull in Warkworth. They all called me, in turns, either a "piece of shit" or a homo. Fair craic.

I knew *nothing* then. Nothing at all. And, I mean, I know very little now, but - Christ - what a floppy little wally I was.

Floppy The Wonderboy

The first plunge into heartbreak is always the worst, hence self-pity like this dialled up to the "Busted" level.

Most Girls Are Cruel

Cigarette Smoker Of The Year

An iPhone recording from 2011 from the same period of the recording of "Homesick". Originally recorded for a Jimmy Campbell tribute album. All instruments and vocals by Chris Price.

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