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| A classic restatement of the need to take the correct attitude towards life in order to get the most out of it. Warning! You may find yourself singing this song in the shower! |
CD: Holding Water
Label: Boatshed Records
Credits: Written and performed by Tommy Beavitt. bass, Dave Donnelly; drums John Rae; backing vocals, Riley Briggs. Produced by Toby Shippey and James Locke |
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| A song about the universal drive for two people to come together to make a whole something that is bigger than the parts. Richly textured by the string arrangement by Mcfalls Chamber. |
CD: Holding Water
Label: Boatshed Records
Credits: Tommy Beavitt: lead vocals, guitar; John Rae: drums; Dave Donnelly: bass guitar; : violin; Robert Mcfall: violin; Brian Shiele: viola; Su-a Lee: cello; James Locke: percussion |
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| A unique version of the Celtic classic. Featuring the only known recorded instance of a human emulating the sound of a rutting stag. |
CD: Holding Water
Label: Boatshed Records
Credits: Tommy Beavitt: guitar, lead vocals |
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| A love story. Featuring McFalls Chamber and the backing vocals of Al-Khidr. |
CD: Holding Water
Label: Boatshed Records
Credits: WTommy Beavitt: lead vocals, guitar, chime bars; John Rae: drums; Dave Donnelly: bass guitar; Al-Khidr: backing vocals; Lise Aferiat: violin; Robert Mcfall: violin; Brian Shiele: viola; Su-a Lee: cello; James Locke: percussion |
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| A song about a man under a feminine influence that he is trying to escape. A strong Motown feel pervades this song, which features the Hammond work of Proclaimer, Steve Christie, as well as the tight grooves laid down by John Rae and David "Demus" Donnelly. |
CD: Holding Water
Label: Boatshed Records
Credits: written and performed by Tommy Beavitt. bass, Dave Donnelly; drums John Rae; backing vocals, Riley Briggs; Hammond, Steve Christie. Produced by Toby Shippey and James Locke |
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| This is a straightforward, sardonic lament about the transient nature of love. With a lively, Cajun feel, a CSNY chorus and a whistle solo. |
CD: Holding Water
Label: Boatshed Records
Credits: Tommy Beavitt: lead vocals, guitar, backing vocals; Riley Briggs: backing vocals, guitar; : bass guitar; Stevie Christie: accordion; James Locke: percussion, drum programming |
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| This is a breezy country-sounding song with a strong chorus. Featuring harmonica and fiddle accompaniment. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue -  buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on Demand
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| This is just a simple song with a good chorus and bridge, featuring the amazing guitar playing of Tom Salter. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on Demand
Credits: Tommy Beavitt, vocals and guitar; Ralph Moodie, bass; Tom Salter, lead guitar; Andi Neate, backing vocals |
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| An account is provided of the ways in which we are all enmeshed in the evil of this world. Merely by observing one partakes. The only solution is forgiveness. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
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| This is an unashamed wallow in excess! The lyrics describe a man unhinged by drink and amphetamine, while Gavin Taylor's outrageous guitar solo sketches his descent into hell! |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on demand
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| A cheerful, concise little number that circles around the theme of our intimate, inherent, inter-connectedness to one another. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on demand
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| This is a slow moving ballad and features the voices of sisters Alison and Kirsty Johnson in the bridge section. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on demand
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| This is a classic twelve bar blues in the key of A with just guitar, voice and the blues harmonica playing of Ewan Bush. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on demand
Credits: Ewan Bush - harmonica |
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| This is a slow, sensual song accompanied by violin that describes being tired or feverish and the hope of sleep to take away the pain. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on Demand
Credits: Tommy Beavitt, vocals and guitar; Alan Beavitt, violin |
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| This eerie, country-sounding story of a person's reconciliation to worldly imperfection and compromise pays homage to classics of the genre such as 'Bully of the Town'. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on Demand
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| A light, cheeky, picking country blues with a strong African influence. Features both the drumming and trumpet playing of Toby Shippey. |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Label: CD on Demand
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| This is a song about women, love and war. The thrillseeker is all of us though, as is her castigant |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Breaking Wind
Credits: Tommy Beavitt |
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| This is a finger-picking accoustic blues tune that describes the tendency for things to go rusty with time |
MP3.com CD: Decalogue - buy it!
CD: Decalogue
Credits: Tommy Beavitt, vocals and guitar; Ewan Bush, harmonica. |
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