Here we have the story of The Orchestra's manager Ronnie, and how he met the present Mrs. Millions. It's not often that Ronnie Millions puts pen to...

Here is a re-creation of the Beatles song "When I'm Sixty-Four". I'm posting this on my 44th birthday. Hmmm...64 is only 20 years away. Interesting...

It is summertime in England and that means rain. Still, it will call out the flowers. This is a collection of castaways each looking for a new home after one or two songs were downsized.

Now a few lines on the subject of...

It's a SOUNDTRACK. It's a LIFE. It's TIME - which after all, is just nature's way of stopping everything from happening at once.

In a moment of so...

Re-titled to match Sound Cloud

We were about to record this track when through the door walked Lenny Vortex the legendary one armed accordionist . He was alone. Where's Gus? I asked. "

Lenny then gave us the bad news th...

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Lover came out of the summer barbecue held at Millions Towers, by Ronnie Millions (the manager of the Secret Re...

The band took the theme from one of Donnie Wells' drunken basement tapes from the Irish tour, and put together this track. Attempts have been made ...

The band's tour of Ireland went well until the no good busker and hanger on, Donnie Wells had a relapse in trying to forget his long lost love Stel...

Paul Gordon Manners performs King Crimson's "I talk to the wind" on classical guitar and vocal

The inspiration and undoubted star of this short piece is Miss Faye Millions. To secure a suitably scared look on her face, Faye the granddaughter ...

Hankies at the ready, there follows a tale of unrequited love. The band was playing an acoustic set in The Lord Nelson a couple of months ago, when...

This is one of the old shed songs, born on a mountain top in Tennessee, no wait that's the wrong tune. Born in a garden shed way back in the 1970's two sheds in fact nailed together with rather more skill than this song. B...

We all have a mountain to climb. Some, once in a lifetime. Some every day. - A song for our brave boys out in Afghanistan, who certainly do lay the...