Master of Music 
Glory of architect, glory of painter, and sculptor, and bard,
Living forever in temple and picture and statue and song, --
Look how the world with the lights that they lit is illumined and starred,
Brief was the flame of their life, but the lamps of their art burn long! 

Where is the Master of Music, and how has he vanished away?
Where is the work that he wrought with his wonderful art in the air?
Gone, -- it is gone like the glow on the cloud at the close of the day!
The Master has finished his work, and the glory of music is -- where? 

Once, at the wave of his wand, all the billows of musical sound
Followed his will, as the sea was ruled by the prophet of old:
Now that his hand is relaxed, and his rod has dropped to the ground,
Silent and dark are the shores where the marvellous harmonies rolled! 

Nay, but not silent the hearts that were filled by that life-giving sea;
Deeper and purer forever the tides of their being will roll, 
Grateful and joyful, O Master, because they have listened to thee, --
The glory of music endures in the depths of the human soul. by Henry Van Dyke

January 1977 as Punk played from the airwaves Andrew was fortunate to be fostered by his maternal Gran who brought him and his brother Tommy up, along with his departed mother''s brother's and sister's.

A family who all loved different styles of music,this clearly had a major influence on the young Andrew and his music knowledge and taste was way beyond his years, Dylan The Beatles and The Stones as well as punk and new wave in one hand and glam rock like Bowie,Lou Reed The Velvet Underground The Doors and Iggy Pop as well as TRex and Slade and classic 60's singer songwriters on the other.

Mixed in with Frank Zappa Genesis Hawkwind Peter Gabriel John Martyn and a love for Irish and Scottish music never a day passed that the young Andrew had some new vinyl to listen to and appreciate.All these influences from his elders had a great infuence on his own ideas about music and has stayed with him from those early years when he could rhyme off anything and everything about any artist in conversation from Abba to Zappa. 
His mum's sister Jacquie being responsible for buying him his first vinyl Blondie's Parallel Lines and the young Andrew was hooked.

A great upbringing of music of all genres this is clearly evident from his list of influences, which include Johnny Cash 
Shane MacGowan Christy Moore Bob Dylan John Lennon Bowie The Rolling Stones as well his friend and hero Tyla from the infamous Glam Rock band of the 80's....The Dogs D'Amour.

This was his diet then as much as it is now and as well as bands he grew up listening to through the 70's like The Clash The 80's Joy Division New Order U2 The Pogues The 90's The Stone Roses and Oasis to the present day where he cites Richard Ashcroft and the music from the North and of course the infamous Northern Soul scene from Wigan, where he now calls his Home from Home, as being major influences.Andrew is always on the look out to promote new music and bands in and around Wigan and the North West 
Enjoy

Hometown: Renfrew,Scotland 
Born: Duke Street Glasgow

Interests: 
I like nothing more than my family, Glasgow Celtic, Music, my guitar, singing. Walking and Reading 
Cinema,Open Mic Nights

Favourite Films: 
Oliver/Goodfellas/Scarface/To Kill A Mocking Bird/The Green Mile/Shawshank Redemption/The Usual Suspects/One Flew Over The Cuckoo Nest/That'll Be The Day/Stardust/The Life Of Brian/Time Bandits/Midnight Express/Good Will Hunting/Quadrophenia/Velvet Goldmine/Kes/One Summer/In The Name of The Father/Some Mothers Son/Trainspotting/Aliens/On The Waterfront/Pulp Fiction any Ken Loach or Peter Mullen films

Favourite Music: 
Bob Dylan/Rolling Stones/Keith Richards/U2/Elvis/Johnny Cash/Pink Floyd/The Pogues/The Waterboys/Tyla/Nikki Sudden/Darrel Bath/The Clash/Sham 69/The Undertones/The Police/Blondie/Madness/The Specials/The Almighty/Bob Marley/John Lennon/Scheme/Frankie Miller/The Only Ones/Thin Lizzy/The Stone Roses/The Jam/The Alarm/The View/ The Buzzcocks/The Fratellis/GUN/Christy Moore/Kevin McDermott/Alex Harvey/Gram Parsons/T.Rex/Bowie/The Who/The Kinks/Phil Spector/The Small Faces /Rod Stewart/The Faces / Humble Pie / Ronnie Lane / Ronnie Wood / Ian McLagan/Johnny Thunders /Jerry Lee Lewis/The Dubliners/Muddy Waters/Howlin' Wolf/Led Zeppelin/Neil Young/Merle Haggard/Hank Williams/The Sex Pistols/Mick Ronson/Free/Bad Company /Paul Kossoff /Mott The Hoople /Ian Hunter/The Libertines/Pete Doherty/The Saw Doctors/Shane McGowan/The Sounds/Echo and The Bunnymen/New Order ..... and a million others

Andrew Cantwell Acoustic Guitar/Vocals

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Still Life were an 80's new wave band formed by the songwriting partnership of Jon Newby and Ian Campbell in Louth in Lincolnshire. Signed to a management deal by Richard Ogden (Ozone Mgmt) the pair soon found themselves the proud owners of a 4 track reel to reel and set about writing songs in their parents front rooms. After spending time working with producer Rod Thompson on several of their songs it was decided to record Away From This Town. In 1981 the track was recorded at Producers Workshop, Chelsea, with additional overdubs and mixing taking place at SARM East, Aldgate. Engineer was Julian Mendelsohn and musicians used were Phil Towner - drums, Mathew Seligman - Bass, Anne Dudley - Moog bass and Tessa Niles - backing vocals. Two further tracks, Teenage Fun and Tired of Dancing were recorded as demos for EMI in their Manchester Square studio with Producer Rod Thompson aided by Bram Tchaikovsky. After talks and offers from EMI, Chrysalis and Regarde Records it was decided to sign to Regarde and Away From This Town with b side Teenage Fun was released in 1982 (a 12 inch version was also recorded). The track was reviewed on Radio 1's Round Table and went on to be played on Radio 1 along with plays on regional radio stations for a further 6 weeks. Regarde were unprepared for this instant radio play and had only pressed 100 promotional copies of the single By the time any pressings had been delivered the radio play was long gone. Undaunted a further song, Little Innocent was recorded at Producers Workshop, however, it was soon decided to part company from Regarde and a band was formed with Jon on vocals and guitar, Ian on synth and musicians Mark Reeves - keyboards, Tim Bradley - bass and Paul Barrett - drums. The band recorded further tracks at Sarm West and Redan Recorders with Rod Thompson producing, recording live demos and two further tracks at Chapel Studios with Pink Floyd engineer Nick Grifiths in the producers chair. The band went on  play live up and down the country, including a support slot with Culture Club. Following a "pie throwing" incident Tim left the band to return to Doncaster and soon afterwards Mark left and returned to Horsham. Jon and Ian decided to disband Still Life in late 1983. 

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