First two tracks are from the album "Blowin Through Town".  Produced by Simon Hickling, Engineered by Tony Stuart and Simon Hickling, mixed by Bob Wilson and Simon Hickling and mastered by Simon Hayworth. Recorded live at the Robin, Warrington, Cleethorpes, Finchley and Painswick. The copyright in all recordings is owned by Honeyboy Hickling. © 2003 Honeyboy Hickling, all rights reserved.  Artists appearing on "Blowin' Through Town" include: Simon 'Honeyboy' Hickling - vocals, harmonica. "Big Al Taylor - guitar. Tony Stuart - bass guitar, bvoc. Tony Bayliss - drums. "Mama Luchie" Streaming Realaudio | Low-Fi | Hi-Fi | "Whammer Jammer" Streaming Realaudio | Low-Fi | Hi-Fi | Next track is from the album "Blue It".  Produced by Simon Hickling, Gerry McAvoy.  Executive producer Christopher Hickling.  Recorded at Woodbine Studios Leamigton with the exception of track 1, 3, 5, 10, 11 recorded at Bethesda North Wales.  Engineered by John Rivers. Mixed by John Rivers, Simon Hickling, Gerry McAvoy.  The copyright in all recordings is owned by Honeyboy Hickling. © 2001 Honeyboy Hickling, all rights reserved.  Artists appearing on "Blue It" include: Simon 'Honeyboy' Hickling/vocals, harmonica. Ed Deane/guitars, sitar. Geraint Watkins/keyboards, accordion, bvoc. Gerry McAvoy/bass guitar, guitars, bvoc. Brenden O'Neal/drums, percussion, bvoc. MP3 is the full album track and is encoded at 128 kbps stereo.  PC users on dial-up should right mouse click on the link and choose "save target as": "Wonderful Night" Streaming Realaudio "Judgment Day" Streaming Realaudio "Judgment Day" MP3 (3,6 Mb)

Buy Blowin' Through Town Buy Blue It Temporarily Out of Stock Buy Straight from the Harp £12.00 inc p&p, UK, (or add £1 p&p for all orders outside the UK).   All cheque payments must be made in £'s sterling.  Send a cheque payable to Movinmusic to: Movinmusic, PO Box 38 Penryn, Cornwall, TR10 3YD Click here for Sterling Cheque Orders Click here for Credit Card Purchases

1. Wonderful Night - I'm looking forward to playing this live, it's a good rocking fun song about a night in Winterthur. You can't stand still when Geraint plays the accordion like this.

2. Goodbye Maureen - A very catchy 'Big Al' Taylor riff that Gerry, Brenden and I worked hard on to make into a catchy song. This was great fun to record and solo on. Listen out for Ed's rhythm guitar through the leslie speaker.

3. Do it Alone - One of Brenden's. Geraint, still very sore and Bruised from a car accident, could hardly walk but he played and peddled some great sounds out of the old harmonium, had us all in stitches to boot.

4. Delores - WHAT A NAME, WHAT A GIRL! A song I'd had Half Finished for ages, with a little help from Gerry it was complete in no time at all. If I'd known Ed was going to solo so beautifully he could have had two!

5. Eddie Had to Leave Chicago - A true story, but I've changed the names. I wrote this one on my CX-12 on the stairs I like the brushes, oh!, yes he had to leave London too!

6. It's over - One of Geraint's songs, a rock 'n' roll Ballad. Everyone plays great on this, I'm glad I chose to record it. I enjoyed playing the acoustic harp solo.

7. Blue It (inst) - Written in Bethesba after the pub and before the 'beach blanket bingo'. More great 'first take' guitar solos from Ed.

8. Judgement Day - Acoustic harp, Brenden plays the cardboard box, Gerry on Guitar, Geraint on accordion and Ed on slide. A great 'Sony Boy one' VIBE!

9. Mumbles (inst) - Moody Piano, and me playing my Walter Horton licks. This was the only track I managed to use my own amp on.

10. Long gone - A riff from Gerry, great playing from Brendy. It was difficult to do the overdubs with Gerry go-go dancing next to me.

11. Blind Owl - Obviously about the great Al Wilson, as the song says did I get the story right? Ed on sitar, we mixed out Gerry's shout at the start of 'HIT IT RAVI!'

Well It's my new album, very much a team effort. I'm very pleased with the playing and the 'lovely vibes' as the midget used to say.

I really enjoyed the company of the chaps on this album, to write together, arrange the tunes, record, see the project through was fantastic. I think there's plenty of great players out there, but to find the ones with a positive attitude and seemingly never ending supply of great ideas is bloody great.

Who's round is it?

Simon 'HONEYBOY' Hickling