Come Back Rosie

[clanger]

Aw wow.

Come Back Rosie - Stuart Walker

This is an absolute treasure. Lyrically very beautiful.

Same name as my daughter too who has her tenth birthday next week.

Downloaded for eternal listening.

[sp3ccylad]

This is an absolute treasure. Lyrically very beautiful.

Aw, bless. It's like Jean Genie, but remade for Camberwick Green.

Gorgeously sweet. Aw.

[toots]

Yup! Downloaded! Written in the garden,eh? Must do that more often...

[cStu]

Written in the garden,eh? Must do that more often...

that's exactly what Sam said

this was just meant to be a note of the idea, but then the lyrics got sort of finished and it kind of works even though it's full of stumbles and an extra bar where I didn't expect it - no timeline for this one

Hey Sp3ccy can I quote you on that?

[maggieo]

This is the sort of song I imagine Roger (Syd) Barrett writing and singing in him mum's Cambridge garden on a Summer afternoon. Needless to say, something deeply wonderful.

[slumbering]

Lovely...

[sp3ccylad]

Hey Sp3ccy can I quote you on that?

I exist to be quoted.

[sp3ccylad]

I exist to be quoted.

See?

[slumbering]

What a lovely song to wake up to...

[sp3ccylad]

Yup! Downloaded! Written in the garden,eh? Must do that more often...

I can tell you don't live in Huddersfield.

That said, log on later for my new masterpiece: I'm F**kin' Freezing My Tits Off

[Boris]

it's bluesy, it's folksy... it's right up my alley!

this is one of those breaths of fresh air. one thing i just love is being able to go from listening to a great piece of Downtempo, like Katie's song, to rolling over to a piece like this...

i'm very serious when i say i haven't bought a commercially released CD in... well, it's been a long, long time. not because i don't like it, but because the artists here are raising the bar every day. i hear the influence we all have on one another, and if this song inspires someone to create a piece in the same vein, then we have twice the joy. and in turn, I know for me, hearing the amazing stuff you all are doing in the electronic genres has got me itching to finish up the folk stuff and move into a new area.

this piece is a fine example of stripping the music down, getting back to basics, and just loving what you do. it shines and it's wonderful, despite the simplicity.

even better, a piece like this can stand solely on its own, or it can be redressed with a host of techno gizmodgery and be made into a whole, new animal. it's just one of those pieces of music. terrific work here.

thank you!

[davajonah]

Just listened, just downloaded, it's lovely!

[cStu]

I can't believe you folks all like it this much! Is it my birthday? Or April the first?

MaggieNever been compared to Syd Barrett before I do love those whimsical acoustic tracks on his solo albums, though. And yeah! that stoned summer lawn sound! (Never knew he was from Cambridge, either - that explains a lot!

BorisExactly. I not for the variety, talent and artistry and above all, Freedom, of everyone here, i doubt I would have attempted to follow 'Haunted' with this track. I nearly didn't post this but then i realised that there wasn't any reason not to. Thanks you lot!

And thank you Dava and slumbering. enjoy!

Where's the party?

[rcandrews]

Yup! Downloaded! Written in the garden,eh? Must do that more often...

exactlly what i thought

one thang tho you typed "You was" but actually sang "you's" which i really liked btw .. dat type of vanacular stuffs always pleases me...

i kno da grammar hounds would luv fo me to kill dat thang in me but i's can'ts hep it

anyway great sawng

[cStu]

Cheers Rob - I'll keep the slur in whenever I sing it