Many thanks to Otley Folk Festival for hosting us last weekend. Here’s a video of Phil’s new song Shiloh. Hope to see you all again soon.
Thanks to Ian Taylor for this 4* review of Skywriting in R2 Magazine.
Phil’s new album of original songs, ‘Skywriting’, is released on August 16th. Produced by Boo Hewerdine and Chris Pepper at Saltwell Studio, Cambridgeshire, it features Phil and Boo on acoustic guitars and vocals, together with the occasional whiff of vibes, harmonium and dulcitone.
Track Listing:
BRIGHT AUTUMN SKY
WORLD ENOUGH
LEAVE TO LIVE (ETCHACHAN): co-written with Ken Cox
THE DIAMOND WHEEL
TIME’S DARK WING
SNOW ANGELS
FRANKLY MY DEAR
A RAINBOW SHAWL
SNOW ON THE MOUNTAIN
CAMERA IN THE SKY
THE POINT OF NO RETURN
RAIN DON’T FALL
INJURY TIME
Phil has recently recorded an album of original songs, ancient and modern,
with Boo Hewerdine and Chris Pepper at Saltwell Studio in Cambridgeshire.
Provisionally titled ‘Skywriting’, the album features Phil and Boo on
acoustic guitars and singing, together with the occasional whiff of vibes,
harmonium and dulcitone.
We hope you like it and will spend generously when we finally settle on an
escape date.
Meanwhile The PLB will continue our leisurely tour of the East Midlands and
beyond with gigs in March 2019 at Café Roya, Beeston, and The Musician,
Leicester.
We’ve joined forces to bring you a song for Beeston Oxjam 2018. Phil noticed a distinct lack of sea-faring songs around Beeston, and so composed a poignant shanty to complement the recent appearance of a beach just behind The Square. ‘Way to Go’ was recorded by Steve in his secret man-cave with the help of Frank and Mark. It features Simon Thompson’s outstanding a cappella group, Oldish Spice, together with the PLB and special guest Andy Inns on bodhran.
Way to Go is available from our Bandcamp page with all profits going to the wonderful Beeston Oxjam Takeover music festival that is raising funds for Oxfam.
