This is an anthology taken from several decades of recorded work. It's an eclectic mix with performances from many outstanding artists and musicians. If you know me there's a fair chance you might be in here. If you'd prefer not to be let me know.
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My music in this film had an etherial quality away from the pictures but in context took on a whole different aspect ⇨
A proud piece of electronica with Rosalie speaking beautifully in her French-African accent
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Roll On was a lament to the 60s counter-culture in a musical style borrowed from Motown
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The Topplers were a relevant band with an excellent graphic artist in Alan Henry their bass player
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While reading a Miles Davis biography I composed some music inspired by the great man's life and work
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I worked with many well-knowns earning my professional chops, few more talented than Kenneth McKellar
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If it turned out you could meet the old souls in an afterlife I would choose to seek out Robert Burns
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The songwriter resurrected Montrose from his grave to avenge the Jacobite defeat at Cromdale
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I was interested in Kubrick's film, how it was possible for conformed people to fall to a darker place
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Scotland let go of the Jacobite cause after the 1745 rebellion but romanticism lived on in song
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Debbie submitted one of our recordings to the Scottish Jazz Awards and got runner-up in Best Vocalist
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Toby managed to pack a fair bit of story and emotion into his five minute film which is no small achievement
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I'm not sure I agreed with Rod McKuen in his song when he said that soldiers would prefer to be civilians
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The television series we did in 1987 would've been more suited to radio, sounding better than it looked
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Kevin seemed to be pulling from flows of consciousness outside of ordinary experience
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