Oh gosh, I'm really hungry now 😋. Love the pics - it looks very peaceful and pretty round there. We talk about brackish water in English too, so it's very interesting to see a whole body of water called

Hive is working well for me. I'm just not very prolific and don't like to spend too much time on any social media. I think if you are serious about appealing to many more people, you may need to analyze

Sounds great. Nice to hear a new song from you -- it's been too long! I was half expecting the harmonica to be in the wrong key given the line that came before it 😃

I'm sorry to hear that, but hope you find a better way for him somehow.

Thank you!

Hehe - that would be fun but last I heard @steevc was doing some renovating of his own :)

They're all sitting down singing - apparently it was the Crouch End Festival Chorus who also sang on Waterloo Sunset with Ray Davies! It does sound great on the soundtrack -- I'm sure your arrangement

(love the pic!)

I admire your dedication. I don't think I could just pick up a new instrument like that. Bet it's fun just freaking out and hitting the crap out of the kit -- and you don't even disturb anyone 😄

Aha, thanks for pointing that out! It was nothing to do with Hive. The album hadn't been published yet on Bandcamp! Should work now.

Great playing and singing. I think it's a great idea to arrange it for the choir. Lovely performance - thank you!

Really enjoyed this when you played it yesterday night :)

Great pic of Chloe and great set as usual!

You do a great Dido cover! Good to hear this again 😌

That was a helluva jam session. Loved every minute. It's fairly clear even from your early stuff that you know what makes a good song. Since then, you have really honed your craft. Really enjoyed the dreamy

Beautiful - loved it when you played it down the pub, too! You write excellent lyrics and you have a knack for writing hooks, too.

some world class singers have been very large. look at pavarotti! it's never a bad idea to exercise though

Nice picking - I like this one a lot. You're in good voice, too!

What a brilliant story :)

I used to walk some of those alleys and round about with my mum when she was in sheltered housing in the Old Town. Good chippy, and the Chinese wasn't bad either.