The ability to deliver a song that is listenable on many levels is a triumph and a rare gift. Great vocals, great arrangements; I salute the producer of these tracks – little bits jump out from the background, grab your attention, suck you in and then you are hooked. I can’t pick a favorite track – they range from dance tracks like ‘What Price A Smile’ to guitar strumming ‘Mad About You’ – you choose, I can’t.
What Frank Joshua says:
So after loads of years (15ish) out in the world doing proper jobs I’ve finally decided that I can’t live without doing music of some sort. Even if no one listens it may help ease the endless nagging inside. The tracks here are a mix of old and new songs that I’ve reworked with a great producer (Tony White) and great musicians (Richard Lee, Graham Pudifoot, Ginny Clee & Lucy Clee). I guess I’m hoping that the ramblings of a middle aged man may be of interest to someone. Cause when jobs, relationships and kids get too much this is all I have left. Thanks for listening. The names of previous outfits include, The Bus, Positive Response, Pits, Mr Pits, Soft Talk. Recently I’ve been working with an amazing pair of backing vocalists – Ginny and Lucy Clee. Ginny’s an artist in her own right (www.ginnyclee.com) and this seems to have added a whole extra dimension to the tracks.
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