August 2008 | ||
Just discovered this on YouTube - a jingle I wrote with Arthur Dick in 1987 (or was it 1887?). How flattering that it's described as "a classic Heinz advert with porno music"... | ||||
Currently teaching bass and other stuff at the Training Them Live summer Rock School near Chatham - watch out for pictures of the final day concert here... I'm also transcribing material for 2 new Music Sales Play Guitar With projects...we'll be recording 7 Kooks titles on 7th August. | ||
Click on the thumbnails to see (mostly) onstage and backstage snaps from the Rochester Castle "Under Siege" gig on July 20th, featuring talented young musicians from the Medway area (and a few of us oldies...). | |||
Photographs: © Paul Townsend 2008 | |||
Some sites you may want to visit: sibeliusmusic.com - My homepage here. You can hear mp3's of my stuff and (with Scorch) see the scores. Colin Reece - A great singer/songwriter and strummer extraordinaire. Has been known to make me giggle. Doesn't like chords with numbers in (Apart from 7, obviously). Wol Webster - Man what hits drums. Heap good medicine. Me enjoy um gigs with him. Sadowsky basses - Yum yum! Jackie Rawe - Ex Shakatak singer; a super singer/songwriter. Simon Eyre - Check out this great guitarist/writer's CV... Boogie Management - I've collaborated with Simon Skinner on many successful writing and recording projects since 1999. Madeline Bell - A legendary and fantasic singer - I love working with her. Count Arthur Strong - Absolutely the funniest comedy act around. Believe me. Delta Studios - Good pro, rural recording facility near Canterbury. Doublefvoices - Rob Fardell's online vocalist agency; hugely comprehensive. Voxtet - Clive Dunstall's unique vocal/iinstrumental outfit. The Fundamentals - A bunch of lunatics. Including me. But worth seeing nevertheless! Allparts - Brilliant place to get replacement bits for your bass, guitar or amp. Absolutely everything you might need. Recommended
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This so-called website was designed by me on an Etch-A-Sketch, and built using various sticky-backed plastics, old Squeezy containers, sealing wax, a few bits of chewed Duplo and a John Bull printing set. And a Mac, so goodness knows what it looks like in Internet Explorer. I'd go with Firefox if I were you. Can't get my head around Opera at all. | ||