I wrote most of these but credit go to my close friends for cowriting pretty much everything: Richard Shellard, Michael Stock, David Powell, Daniel Phillips, Lewis Filer, Robert Davies, and James Coles.
The first band I was in was called ‘Two Days Late’. We were terrible, but it was fun. Lots of fun. Made some great friends through it to:
All Alone
Dying In My Dreams
Good Times
Then came round two. ‘Open Road’. Probable the most successful of the original material bands. Did the most gigs, and had the largest turn around in members. Please forgive the quality, we were still learning.:
No Escape
Nightmares
Life I Wanna Have
Powerless
A Life Of An Addiction
On to heavier things when I joined my main man Michael Stock, the other half to most of these songs, in ‘Dangerously Outnumbered’:
Bluesy Song (Used in ‘Hale to the Ale’)
Boy Scout
Old Ladybird (Originally written on the PlayStation game – ‘Music 2000’)
Why Don’t You Ever Listen
Something Dad Said
RomanHal (Unfinished)
Free
Gunning For You (Use in a showreel for Time & Space Productions)
Then, there is the tracks that are just me. There are two. One was written about my step son from my past marriage, the other was for my Grandad when he died. This one has become the family send off song. So proud:
