Escutcheon Media.

Sounds are to be uploaded to this section of the website. All material is composed, written and copyrighted by myself. First to be uploaded is the ESCUTCHEON ALBUM. This is a selection of songs which were written in different decades. Following this, I have a further 10 albums or more.

All Lyrics have been on the website ever since its inception. on the menu to your right of the screen, you will see the word: LYRICS. There is also a sub-page dedicated to errata an addenda. The songs cover a variety of themes and some are based on the popular song template whereas one or two are Country Music derivatives. Blues, Boogie and Folk styles add to the Jazz-Rock type music. All are Songwriter songs though!

Wouldn't you be Lonely?

1. This song was first penned in the mid-1960s as a lyric only when I was on the O-level course and was one of around 50 that I rediscovered in 1991, complete or near completion, in an old book in which I had scribbled them. After discovering these ditties, I set about recording them in 1992 and had completed about half of the batch when the recordings disappeared without trace. I then started again on my own new equipment. I have since re-recorded the first song on digital with a number of others from across the decades. In total, I have written 180 songs with another set of 10 started in December 2011. The track listing is as follows:-

•  Wouldn't you be Lonely?1965
  
•  Tools of the Trade. 2001.
  
•  Second-Class Citizens. 1973
  
•  Another Truck in the  Loading Bay.    2002
  
•  Cabin Fever Season. 2006
  
•  Wickerwork. 2003
  
•  Fly my Flag.  2002
  
•  From One Crisis to Another.
•  Where she's gone I'll Follow
•  Not Guilty. All 1965
  
•  Bonegrinder. 1992
  
•  One in a Million. 2002
  
•  Forgiven. 1965
  
•  Landmarks & Milestones. 1992
  
•  The Emptiest Room,          The Loneliest Heart. 1992
  
• Cloak & Dagger Incident.1992
  

Availability and Aquisition of Sounds.

It is hoped that both Digital to download will become available shortly and a CD is on the agenda. This will be available from the Store Display Cabinets q.v. >

I then expect to add each completed recorded song to the Audiophiles as, and when, it is possible.