The reserve song for the signing bit at a recent wedding. Again, would benefit from Damon's trombone, but I do my best with the side of my mouth.
A request from a recent wedding - sadly missing the excellent trombone skills of one Damon Smith, and the cello intro we managed to organise on the day.
Matt Weddle did something acousticky, I unacoustickied it for this.
A folky version, inspired by the tuning Jose Gonzales uses for his version of Kylie's Hand on your Heart
One of my favourite songs, still looking for something interesting to do with it though... this is a straight strummy cover. I probably get some of the words wrong.
In the lounge style. Check the serendipitous police siren in the background.
With thanks to I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, for the One Song To The Tune Of Another concept.
"Is it me you're looking for?!"
Based on Suede's Filmstar. I came up with this when I was 17, please don't judge me.
Both my favourite Simon and Garfunkel song and my favourite street in New York.
Inventively used by Rob for our wedding DVD - with me screeching "Let's get married..."
I'm sure this can be performed better, but Jim's direction is excellent, I love the idea of it gradually picking up speed.
This is default mode for me, when holding a guitar.
Not with the same subtle hatred that Johnny Cash's years of being Johnny Cash brought to it. But fun all the same. Reminds me of Postman Pat.
I wanted to prove I could play bass like Jaco. I cannot play bass like Jaco.
By special request, Jim electronically messed about with the vocals.
This is horrible, but stays up here until I record something new that's better.
With kazoo instead of guitar, or vice versa, depending on which way round I put the files in.
