1. |
Rock & Roll Jamboree
01:44
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R&R Jamboree
Roll up roll up, it’s a R&R Jamboree 2x
It’s the best show you’ll ever see
There’s swing and slapping and strutting and whacking
Great rocking bands so let’s get cracking
Roll up roll up, it’s a R&R Jamboree
Solo
Have you seen a R&R Jamboree
It’s the best darn thing your pretty little eyes will see
With hispanic looks and guitars
Where the jivers skip like stars
You’ll need to be army fit, for the rhythm that’s gonna get hit
Roll up roll up, it’s a R&R Jamboree
Solo
Roll up roll up, it’s a R&R Jamboree 2x
It’s the best show you’ll ever see
There’s swinging and slapping and bopping and whacking
Great rocking bands so let’s get cracking
Roll up roll up, it’s a R&R Jamboree
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2. |
Frattern Star *
04:15
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Great star of fraternity
Our dreams are dreams of light
Our fields are burning bright
We are, from the great star
We are we are we are
Frattern star
Earthwalk is worthwhile phase
Though we gotta stay awake we are
We are, from the great star
We are we are we are
Frattern star
There are healers, dreamers
Listeners, observers
From the great star
They call fraternity
We are we are we are
Frattern star
Our dreams are dreams of light
Our fields are burning bright
We are, from the great star
We are we are we are
Frattern star
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3. |
Salutation Road
02:58
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4. |
Big Sky New Light
02:46
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5. |
Mother's Son
03:27
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Mother’s son
When I’m talking to you Ma
I see your golden home
And I feel so proud and tall ya know
Just to be a Mothers son
I don’t need no warrior in me
To get my message done
I am blessed to know the truth my love
And to be, a Mother’s son
Well I’ve been up here so long now
I call this exile home
Though the journey has been dark at times
Least I’ve seen my children grown
When the sun beats down so loathfully
Still I never feel alone
For I can stand here tall and proud and say
I am, my Mother’s son
The open Ross-shire skies they cry
Then skim a rosy dawn
And the tender lark she flies so high
Soon to be in bond
Just like your sweet medicine Ma
I feel you call me home
For you have been the sail throughout my life
And I am proud, to be a Mother’s son
For Frances Anne Stephenson
24th October 1933/ March 2003
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6. |
New Wave Dave
02:05
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New wave Dave
“Hello, my name’s New Wave Dave, have ya got a pound”
New wave Dave, are you going to a rave
New wave Dave, are you going to a rave
The sun is flying high no ships in the harbour
Old British Rockers fightin’ Punks in the parlour
Good times bad times things are getting tight
Fanzines are still our vision and our light
New wave Dave, are you going to a rave
New wave Dave, are you going to a rave
If you’re the king of culture who the hell ya gonna save
Ya just got the Velvets in Seventy Eight
With ya shades & black leather, ya always on the make
Poncing off the girls yeah ya such a fukin fake
New wave Dave, are you going to a rave
New wave Dave, are you going to a rave
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7. |
Wholly Humble Heart
04:47
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8. |
Me & Mathew
03:33
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9. |
Running Water
03:12
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Daintee's Set List (one of many)
Wholly Humble Heart
Rain
Nancy
Boat to Bolivia
Slaughterman
There Comes a Time
Coleen
Goodbye John
Crocodile cryer
Slow loving
Running Water
Little red bottle
Me & Mathew
Home
Salutation road
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10. |
Taker On The Globe
04:12
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Taker on the globe
All the forces in Heaven
See as witnesses below
Suffer under crude tactition
To try to keel the hollow show
Sacrificing love to business
Like butterfly amid the snow
Still there is time to keep on dreaming
Against the taker on the globe
Taker on the globe
Though the wild winds give in abandon
More Hussein for rise & fall
Continuation if the long line of dead thought dead meat
We all can see a mile above
Sacrificing love to business
Like butterfly amid the snow
Still there is time to keep on dreaming
Against the taker on the globe
Taker on the globe
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Martin Stephenson Invergordon, UK
Born Durham 27th July 1961
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