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From the Album "Trespasser"

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The gentlemen at Scalby School, Scarborough all decided to support Movember and grow delightful moustaches. The girls at school provided the musica...

In Part 2 of the Auto Express review of the Range Rover Evoque we put it through a number of tests to see how it isn't really like a Range Rover at...

This is the Scalby School girl's recording of Fields of Gold, in support of Candlelighters, Yorkshire's pre-eminent childhood cancer charity, suppo...

Scalby School staff present "Thriller" as a Goodbye to our Year 11s 2011

James Hill rips it up at the Santa Cruz Ukulele Club on his recent West Coast tour. Recorded July 19, 2007 by Mike DaSilva. Thanks to James Hill f...

Instrumental da Musica Maria de West Side Story. espero que gostem!

The most beautiful sound I ever heard:

Maria, Maria, Maria, Maria.

All the bea...

This version was arranged by Andy Cohen, from his "Ridiculous Instrumentals" CD. Check out Andy. He's a great guitarist. Played on my FS model guit...

Written in October of 2007, this composition was a gift to the composer's students at Millennium and was composed in the minimalist style of modern...

Mary Black

Brooke's Waltz, an original song by Don Ross, from his cd "Music for Vacuuming" available at itunes, amazon, and http://www.candyrat.com

Guitar Ta...

"The Thing That Came from Somewhere", a composition by Don Ross, from the CD, "The Thing That Came From Somewhere" available at http://www.candyrat...

To celebrate the festive season, Scalby School students got together to record this British Christmas classic.

Berkley Springs - Arranged by Don Ross

Guitar - Brook Torridge

Tuning - FACFCF

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"Where the River Bends" is an original composition from his latest album "A Brighter Day", played on his Bourgeois Vintage OM guitar.

In an effort to be less rigid in 2010, I've broken the 'No Beatles' rule and the 'Nothing bigger than a soprano' rule and done ... well ... this. ...

My very lo-fi version of "Tequila" (originally a No 1 hit in 1958 for instrumental band The Champs)

Scot and Russ play Runaway by Del Shannon.

Scot - glockenspiel, melodica, and backing vocals

Russ - ukulele, ashbory bass, and vocals