Name: A Minute Too Late. by Claude Hatton
Duration: 4 min 17 s
Description: It’s better to be 3 hours too soon than a minute too late!

On My Mind .wav

Say The Word

This song was inspired by my Mum & Dad and how they met, in the days before rock’n’roll.

Under the Moonlit Sky.wav

Wisdom  .wav

Sometimes


No gold for me
Just rainbow 


(Whistling)


What a man needs to be happy?
I say

What a man needs to be happy?

He needs a good woman 
That’s what I say

Sometime the sound is numb
Try to add some drums 

Sometimes the sound is awesome 
Sing it when you’re lonesome 

Sometimes the sound is awesome 
Sing if you are lonesome

Sometimes

It’s better to be 3 hours too soon than a minute too late!

A Minute Too Late.

I started learning piano when I was 12 years old, but being an avid Beatles fan, I wanted to play guitar. My parents bought a guitar for me for Christmas in 1965 and from then on, I didn’t touch a piano until the mid-80s. The first band I was in was called the ‘Breakthru’. We were the youngest band in Newcastle in 1967, with an average age of 18 and we played at community halls and under 18 gigs. At that stage we only played covers, although I had written a few songs. In a band called ‘Phoenix’, in 1980, we won the Newcastle battle of the bands, with 3 original songs I wrote. Shortly after I joined an established band called ‘Nodes Levity’. We recorded a single called ‘Lonely Winter’, with ‘In Love’ as the B side. We had local radio support (mostly for the B side).

A Minute Too Late.

Claude Hatton

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