the first thing i ever recorded on my boss micro br

[Oldrottenhead]

this is a song i wrote in the mid eighties and was written originally on a double c decker cassette playing ghetto blaster, and the re recorded on every new piece of kit i got therafter, fostex 4 track, 1st pc, 2nd pc with cubase then this version, reason i record it again and again is cos its only one i can remember how to play[soundclick]5137640[/soundclick]

words for this where reused for irish thing with jackofall too

[OsCKilO]

Talented Sod!!!!!

When you wrote this song, I was about 5......

It is amazing that you still have the Awesome musical Ideas That just Keep flowing from you!!!!


Love it Jim!!

[Oldrottenhead]

When you wrote this song, I was about 5......

It is amazing that you still have the Awesome musical Ideas That just Keep flowing from you!!!!

yeah say that like ave no got long on this earth, am only 50 no two hunner. lol. anyway you young yins you especially huv awe the guid ideas noo.

[OsCKilO]

You rock Higgins!

[Wiley]

Oski's post did kind of make some feel old heh!!  five.  just a baby!! And who knows how long we have on this earth!!.   Things get better as they age.
 Super great song ORH.  Shows you never loose it.!!!  You are very much here in the now!!

[SE]

Best of the three really moves along with that great beat added to the great vox excellent.

[Blooby]

Jangly.

I appreciate this kind of open-chord, Rickenbacker-sounding type of song more and more.  This just makes me feel good.

Blooby

[Satchwood]

Wow - the 1st on MBR - Wow - sounds like you were recording for 50 years before you did this one !!! 

I like how you did the vocals - doubled up high, music sounds great, cool percussion - everything actually !!!

[Bluesberry]

I can't believe I found this......browsing around.....lets have three cheers for Jim.....hooray.....hooray.....hooray.....great song man.

[Bluesberry]

Sounds a bit like a Honker song