It wasn’t a guest night, just an ordinary sing a long, and often these are the best. I’d hate to start recording a performers list but from memory there were at least the following:

Kriss Pouch
Smolowic
Micky Brown & Richie Barratt
Clive and Linda – Ploughman’s Lunch
Rocking Bob Cash
Helen Islip
Andy Roberts
Margaret Brown
Len Reeder
MickaNora
Pam

I took along my Archtop Guitar and played one of my own songs from The Andy Roberts Tapes:

I Only Came For My Suitcase

followed by my version of Chuck berry’s classic anthem for estranged fathers:

Memphis Tennessee

Thanks to Linda for capturing these videos. On playing them back it’s unfortunate that balance between guitar and vocals isn’t right so either the archtop is just too loud for my voice or I simply wasn’t singing loudly enough myself, I wonder why?

Right at the end I was honoured with the opportunity to wind up with one final song so I performed Bob Marley’s Redemption song but it wasn’t practical to record that one as the general merriment peaked.

Here’s the link and stuff:

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33 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 33.mp3

Shownotes for the Episode 33

1. Time for the music – Andy Roberts
2. The Nutmeg Tree – Andy Roberts
3. When The Waters Rise – Andy Roberts
4. Never Was To Be – Daryl Hall & Andy Roberts
5. Blue – Andy Roberts
6. Work Is Done – Andy Roberts

Work is Done appears here as the first ever recording of the song. The lyrics were originally written as text messages saved on a mobile phone while out walking in the French Pyrenees.

Here’s the web player, download link, tracklist and show notes for Podcast Episode 31:

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31 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 31.mp3

Podcast Episode 31 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Andy Roberts Acoustic Guitar Podcast Episode 31:

Episode 31 broadcast on February 1st, published on February 2nd 2011.

1) Mozambique

Words and Music by Bob Dylan

2) Shifting Sands

Words and Music by Andy Roberts

3) Reason To Believe

Words and Music by Tim Hardin

4)Last Subway Home

Words and Music by Andy Roberts

5)The Wreckers Prayer

Words and Music by Andy Roberts

6)Nobody Knows You ( When you’re down and out)

Words and Music by Jimmy Cox

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30 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 30.mp3

Episode 30 Acoustic Guitar Podcasts

Show Notes

Show notes and information for Andy Roberts Acoustic Guitar Podcasts

Episode 30 broadcast on January 25th 2011, published on January 26th 2011.

1) Wrecked Again

Words and Music by Michael Chapman

2) Postcards From Scarborough

Words and Music by Michael Chapman

3) Waiting – Andy Roberts

Words and Music by Andy Roberts

4) Back In The Field  – Andy Roberts

5) Yellow Boat – Andy Roberts

Episode 26 is the last Andy Roberts music podcast for the year 2010. So since the podcasts began back in in July 2010, half a year has passed and just over one quarter of the expected 99 episodes have been published with around 125 songs performed making almost thirteen hours of acoustic guitar music and songs available here on the andyroberts.me website. This time next year, the project should have begun the final quarter.

Right at the end of the podcast, I mentioned the January Songwriters Circle Challenge so here’s the link for that: http://songwriterscircle.co.uk

Back to Episode 26 and the shownotes:

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26 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 26.mp3

Shownotes for podcast #26

There are four self compositions in this week’s podcast, all of which are taken from the older collection called “The Andy Roberts Tapes” plus a Roy Harper favourite, and a brand new cover of a lovely Ralph McTell song.

1. The War is Over – Andy Roberts
2. Living Here – Andy Roberts
3. Highway Blues – Roy Harper
4. Narrowboats (Instrumental) – Andy Roberts
5. Barges – Ralph McTell
6. Puddles – Andy Roberts

Songs from Podcast 26 on YouTube Video

Highway Blues

The War is Over

Narrowboats

Starting off with the oldest Andy Roberts song in my repertoire, Hold On Below dates back to early songwriting attempts while I was still a young teenager coming straight home from school and learning to play guitar for several hours non stop every night – I was in hurry. There are two tunes on the Chinese lute, then a song which is intended to introduce you to another songwriter, Ruairidh Anderson who is in the midst of a 52 week project called Songs From The Howling Sea, and finally a song about a field.

Here’s the web player, download link, tracklist and show notes for Podcast Episode 14:

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14 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 14.mp3

Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 14 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 14 broadcast on October 5th 2010, published on October 6th 2010.

1) Hold On Below

I found the original handwritten document for Hold On Below and it is in fact dated October 1973, which is a little bit later than thought but still the earliest one that has survived the years really, apart from one called “Living in Time Warp” which is dated 1937. According to my Andy Roberts Music blog, where there’s a record of songs performed, I played Hold On Below at Havering Folk Club on January 15, 2009 and for my first Ustream broadcast on August 4th 2009, but it’s not the best performance, so I’ll wait until this current one surfaces to embed the video.

Words and Music by Andy Roberts, from the album The Andy Roberts Tapes

2) Yangtse Gorges

Instrumental by Andy Roberts, from the album “Album 1”

3) The Truro Agricultural Show

A traditional song which was originally written to help advertise the Royal Cornwall Show on the date when it merged with the Bath and West to form a super show, and was held for the only time, near the city of Truro. Accompanied here by the Chinese Lute.

Attribution: Traditional, arrangement by Andy Roberts

4) Geneva’s Call

I’d like to do more of this kind of thing, playing songs by ordinary musicians, friends and podcasters. It then gives me the opportunity to use this website to link out to the wider online music community, and point out other podcasts that may be of interest to anybody who has taken the time to listen to some of my own stuff.

Geneva’s Call is a song by Ruairidh Anderson and is part of the Songs From The Howling Sea project, to record 52 songs in 52 weeks about the Old East End of London.

Hear the original here: 18b. Free Song – Geneva’s Call with further explanations at 18a. Infanticide And Slappy Bonita – A History Of Gin

Lyrics and Music by Ruairidh Anderson, interpretation by Andy Roberts

5) Back In The Field

Back in The Field was the first song I recorded on Garageband, with muti tracked vocals and two guitars. I should do some more of that from time to time, as well as keeping the podcast going.  You can download the Garageband version from Reverbnation or Last.fm or get the Sampler CD on which it features. This is also a repeat performance as far as the official podcast episodes are concerned, since Back In The Field opened the show for the first podcast Episode #1

Words and Music by Andy Roberts, from the albums Album 1 and Sampler CD

So this week’s podcast was recorded a day early, on the Monday instead of Tuesday, not that that will make much difference to podcast subscribers, who mostly seem to like to download the show about one week after it’s been published, but for those of you who might on occasion turn up for the live show at 7.00pm, I won’t be there at all some Tuesdays, and this was one of them.

Knowing that I was effectively playing to an absent live audience had a curious effect on the performance, which I would describe as slightly more random in a creative sort of way, but Linda described as “less in the flow”. I was worried that it wouldn’t be good enough for me to want to put out at all, so I carried on after the half hour but in the end that just made it a bit more difficult to edit down to size, something I’d prefer not to do really.

So the original full length video file saved over on Ustream is not worth keeping really, due to the failing daylight at this time of year on a cloudy September evening, and me not having bothered to find the lamp. I kind of like lurking in the dark though

Andy Roberts is being kept in the dark

Here is the tracklist of links and show notes for Podcast Episode 11:

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10 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 11.mp3

Podcast Episode 11 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 11 broadcast on September 13th, published on September 14th 2010.

1) Century

A Millenium song written by Andy Roberts around 1980

“Century is my song for the Millennium, written in the early eighties looking forward to the year 2000. It’s called “Century” because the term Millennium wasn’t so much in use then, nobody much had started thinking about it yet, and I was still writing COBOL computer programs with 2 digit years”

2) I Am The Way

Song by Loudon Wainwright after Woodie Guthrie’s “Standing Down in New York Town”. Just noticed I played this not long ago, in podcast 7 oh well.

3) You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere

Bob Dylan Song from Greatest Hits Vol 2

4) Mondura Dam – Andy Roberts song

I may have played this recently, not sure now, but anyway here it is again but this time on the 12 string guitar. Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts.

5) Norwegian Wood – Beatles

I kind of love/hate this song, so I’m trying to reinterpret it. The video below will be from a live performance at Havering Folk Club

6) Me and my Friend the Cat

One of the early songs by Loudon Wainwright – performed on his birthday. Happy birthday Loudon. Next time I’ll remember the lyrics, OK.

The other songs are all played on the 12 string guitar again.

So here are the links for Podcast Episode 9:

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09 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 9.mp3

There’s also a stored video file from the live broadcast over at Ustream.tv where the podcasting event takes place on Tuesdays at 7.00pm UK time

Video Podcast Episode No 9

Podcast Episode 9 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 9 broadcast on August 31st, published on September 1st 2010.

Working Title: Changes

Unfinished work with lyrics and music by And Roberts

Biggleswade Stomp

Just a quick blast of the Biggleswade stomp by Andy Roberts and Gaseous Mass

Reason To Believe

An old favourite song by Tim Hardin, which you may know as the A side of Maggie May by Rod Stewart.

San Fransisco – Maxime le Forestier

My favourite song to sing in French, by one of France’s best loved singer songwriters from the 1970s.

Mazet – Andy Roberts

After meeting up with one of my old pals from the Cafe Mazet last week after 30 years, I couldn’t resist playing this one.

Now That I’m Living Here – Andy Roberts

Another Andy Roberts Revival song, I had to relearn the chords to this one last year but ever since have kept it high in the repertoire.

Since experimenting with open tuning, not something I normally burden myself with, I’ve hatched a plan to finish off the two songs I brought back from Cornwall, firstly by merging them into one and now by using the new open D tuning. But that’s for another week to try and demonstrate. This week, quite late in the day I decided to feature some Beatles songs  but didn’t feel like doing “A Day in The Life” or any of the early stuff so I ended up with one classic from each of the three great songwrites, George Harrison Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Just my personal choice, and two of them come from “The Beatles” double album, also known as The White Album. Working Class Hero is not a Beatles song, it’s from John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band.

Here are the links for Podcast Episode 8:

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08 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 8.mp3

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Video Podcast Episode No8

Podcast Episode 8 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 8 broadcast on August 24th, published on August 25th 2010.

All songs performed with the 12 string vintage Guild acoustic guitar except one instrumental on the Ibanez 6 string in open D tuning.

The Royal Forester – Traditional/ Steeleye Span

The Royal Forester is a Scottish ballad from my favourite Steeleye Span album, Below The Salt where they subtitle the track “the aboriculturist meets superwoman”.

Below the Salt

While My Guitar Gently Weeps – George Harrison

Open D Intrumental – Andy Roberts

Rocky Racoon – Lennon/McCartney

Standing By – Andy Roberts

Working Class Hero – John Lennon

I played my own song “The Last Nail” live at Havering folk club last week on the 12 string guitar. Here’s the video:

The Last Nail is also the name of the next Andy Roberts album

The Last Nail Lyrics

Above the stone walled harbour, or down the winding hill
That’s where they built the boatyard, and the structure stands there still.
Not much boat building happens now, just repairs and fitting out
but when the wind rattles the boatmasts, you can hear the old boatbulders shout:
Will you pass the last nail over and I’ll knock it into place,
Then with four more coats of varnish, she’ll be ready for the race.

Our grandfathers put up the boatyard, to build the fishing fleet,
more than fifty boats in the harbour, and shops all down the main street
then the steam age brought in the drifters,
boat builders became engineers
Now the wind blows straight through the boatyard,
there’ll be no more boat building here
Will you pass the last nail over and I’ll knock it into place,
Then with four more coats of varnish, she’ll be ready for the race.

With a keen eye for staying in business, they switched over to build leisure craft
And the weekend yachtsmen snapped them up, no expense spared fore or aft
Then wooden hulls went out of fashion, the order book emptied last year
So the bankers foreclosed on the boatyard,
and there’ll be no more boatbuilding here
Will you pass the last nail over and I’ll knock it into place,
Then with four more coats of varnish, she’ll be ready for the race.

Now the Vikings invented the clinker for both strength and shallow seas
and the herring boats followed the coastline, until the canning ships found the key
There’s a regatta here every August, and the whole village turns out again
But the Sea Queen’s no real competition, and it’s guaranteed to rain
Will you pass the last nail over and I’ll knock it into place,
Then with four more coats of varnish, she’ll be ready for the race.

Above the stone walled harbour, or down the winding hill
that’s where they built the boatyard, and the skeleton stands there still.
No more boat building happens now, not even fitting out
but when the wind rattles the boatmasts, you can still hear the old boys shout:
Will you pass the last nail over, we’ll knock it into place,
Then with four more coats of varnish, she’ll be ready for the race.

Wrecked Again

The second song is Michael Chapman‘s “Wrecked Again”

If you have any suggestions for alternatives to Ustream, or ways to improve it then please come forth in the comments here.

Here are the links for Podcast Episode 7:

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07 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 7.mp3

There’s also a stored video file from the live broadcast over at Ustream.tv where the podcasting event takes place on Tuesdays at 7.00pm UK time

Video Podcast Episode No 7

Podcast Episode 7 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 7 broadcast on August 17th, published on August 18th 2010.

All songs performed with the 12 string vintage Guild acoustic guitar except 06 on the Ibanez 6 string

Postcards from Scarborough – Michael Chapman

Postcards is probably Mike Chapman’s most frequently covered songs, and I enjoy playing it on the 12 string guitar, flat picking style.

The video below is from Havering Folk Club, January 2009 or possibly August 2008.

Shifting Sands – Andy Roberts

Here’s an old demo video of Shifting Sands which was the first song in a sequence which I now refer to as “the Spanish songs” or the album Gernika

Wild World – Cat Stevens Yusuf Islam

This is an old busking song which has some nice runs on the 12 string guitar.

The placeholder video is a six string version, which I’ll replace later.

The Last Nail – Andy Roberts

The Last Nail – info

I am The Way – Loudon Wainwright

From Attempted Moustache

The Loudon Wainwright Special was episode 4

Winter in Andalucia – Andy Roberts

Winter in Andalucia ( or Andalusia ) is one of the songs on my Sampler CD

I wonder if it might be good to have a simple index of which songs on each podcast somewhere, without the notes and videos etc. just for reference.

I have two apologies to make first.

The length of the podcasts is meant to be strictly under half an hour, and this one is 30 minutes and 18 seconds. That’s eighteen seconds too long, I didn’t notice until after I’d exported the mp3 file. Sorry about that. Won’t happen again. The other thing is the sound quality which is not up to scratch either. I’ve done some software updates and the recording level got reset, and it was too high so there is some distortion on the guitar parts in the louder tunes. I dont mind it too much myself, but if you hate that sort of cheap fuzzboxy kind of noise then just skip over those bits, or miss out the whole episode. I’ll get it right next time. Now the podcast player and show notes:

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06 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 6.mp3

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Video Podcast Episode No 6

Podcast Episode 6 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 6 broadcast on August 10th, published on August 11th 2010. All songs performed with the six string Ibanez acoustic guitar again (must get the 12 string out next week)

Hesitation Blues

I know this song from Ralph McTell but the origins are older: “Hesitation Blues” is a popular song written by Billy Smythe, Scott Middleton, and Art Gillham around 1914. It’s changed a bit, with famous versions by Leadbelly, Rev Gary Davis and Janis Joplin

When The Waters Rise

I haven’t performed my song “When The Waters Rise” for a while so I thought I’d slip it into this episode. It’s not a blues though, it’s a tango. SInce the subject matter is a distopian view of climate change I thought I’d offer it to the Black Mountain Uncivilisation community. Oh well.

Count On Me

I learned this one from Wizz Jones but it’s by Mose Allison

Doing it All Alone

One of my Paris songs, Doing it all alone : lyrics and music by Andy Roberts

Deep River Blues

Again know to me as a Wizz Jones song but it’s an old blues classic made famous by Doc Watson.

Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out

John The Fish used to sing this one at the old folk cottage in Truro, and then Eric Clapton recorded it on his unplugged album but it was a well knownjazz/blues song before that.

No – by Loudon Wainwright

This is just the bonus track really, which I learned to play this week in response to a request by Then Wang for a tutorial with chords so he can learn it himself. Great song though, which I may be able to do some justice to one day, but not quite there yet…

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Here’s the online podcast player for listening to Episode 3:

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03 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 3.mp3

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Episode No 3 Video

Podcast Episode 3 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 3 published on July 20th 2010.

All songs were recorded using a 6 string acoustic Ibanez guitar

1) The Last Nail

Title: “The Last Nail”

Just a brief excerpt from the song, here played more slowly and in a higher key than the full song.

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts

Title song for the forthcoming Album provisionally called “The Last Nail” as well.

2) Untitled 1

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts

This song depicts a coastal path walk in Cornwall. There are some images to go with the song:

3) Untitled 2

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts

Something about taking shelter from the rain in a wooden summer house.

4) Now That I’m Living Here

Title: “Now That I’m Living Here”

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts

First published on The Andy Roberts Tapes

5) Redemption Song

Music and Lyrics by Bob Marley

6) Puddles

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts

First published on The Andy Roberts Tapes

7) When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease

Music and Lyrics by Roy Harper

Here’s the podcast player for listening online to the opening Episode 1:

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01 Andy Roberts Podcast Episode 1.mp3

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Episode No 1 Video

Podcast Episode 1 Show Notes

Show notes and information for Podcast Episode 1 broadcast and recorded on July 6th 2010.

There were 4 songs recorded during this show, 3 using the vintage 12string acoustic guitar and one on the 6 string in dropped D tuning.

Back In The Field

Title: “Back In The Field”

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts, first released on Album 1

Isis – Bob Dylan

Title: Isis

Music and Lyrics by Bob Dylan and Jaques Levy, interpreted by Andy Roberts

I’ll See You Again – Roy Harper

Title: “I’ll See You Again”

Music and Lyrics by Roy Harper, interpretation by Andy Roberts

Wonderwall – Oasis

Title: “Wonderwall”

Music and Lyrics by Oasis, interpreted by Andy Roberts

Bonus Track Live

A Day In The Life – Lennon / McCartney

Live show only, Not recorded

Feeding BritCaster.com

Anyway, here’s the podcast player for listening online to my Andy Roberts podcast prototype number 4:

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Andy Roberts Podcast Prototype 4.mp3

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Podcast Prototype No 4 Video

Podcast Prototype 4 Show Notes

Show notes and information for prototype 4 broadcast and recorded on June 29th 2010.

There were 3 songs performed during this show, two using the plain 12string acoustic guitar and the others on the Chinese Lute or Ruan.

The Dream Is Over

Title: “The Dream is Over”
Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts, first released on The Andy Roberts Tapes

Here’s the same song performed last week at Havering Folk Club

Mike Silver – Lady You’re On Fire

Title: Not really sure about this
Music and Lyrics by Mike Silver, badly remembered and interpreted by Andy Roberts

Yangtse Gorges

Title: “Yangtse Gorges”
Chinese Lute Music by Andy Roberts

Big Eyed Beans From Venus – Captain Beefheart

Title: “Big Eyed Beans From Venus”
Music and Lyrics by Don Van Vliet (Captain Beefheart), loosely interpreted by Andy Roberts on the Chinese Lute

Chinese Lute Picture

Chinese Lute or Ruan

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Podcast Prototype 3.mp3

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Podcast Prototype No 3 Video

Podcast Prototype 3 Show Notes

Show notes and information for prototype 3 broadcast and recorded on June 22nd 2010.

There were five songs performed during this show, one using the archtop acoustic guitar and the others on a standard 6 string.

Memphis Tennessee

Title: “Memphis, Tennessee”
Music and Lyrics by Chuck Berry, interpretation Andy Roberts

The Dream is Over

Title: “The Dream is Over”
Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts, first released on The Andy Roberts Tapes

Here’s the same song performed next day at Havering Folk Club

Standing By

Title: “Standing By”
Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts

Don’t You Grieve

Title: “Don’t You Grievel”
Music and Lyrics by Roy Harper, interpretation Andy Roberts

The War is Over

Title: “The War Is Over”

Music and Lyrics by Andy Roberts, first released on The Andy Roberts Tapes

Here’s the same song performed next day at Havering Folk Club