I took Dennis' amazing instrumental known as Holy Man and added my own words and melody to it. I like to think he wouldn't have minded. This melody came to me and seem to be a better fit than what Taylor Hawkins sang over the same backing track. The words are in the general vein of what Dennis liked to sing at the time, I think. If whoever owns the rights to the backing track wants me to take it down I will. The video is one I took of part of a regular walk I do near my house, Ronnie and Pepper in tow. It's an ancient footpath.

A video I took on the evening of the 26th June 2011. I had the evening to myself so typically I listened to Radio 6 and did some geeky music stuff on my laptop. Great days. I'm still trying to establish what species of hoverfly it is.

Stay home, saves lives. Help the NHS by spreading the word, not your germs. A song for these unique times by The Late Pioneers. We/I own nothing of the videos and will take this down if requested. I think all of them have the news logo on the image so I hope anyone watching gives a tip to their great work. Oh, apart from Shaun of the Dead, that has no logo on it but that's what the clever-clever bit in the middle came from. If you've not seen it you really should. Apparently, The Sun had some decent clips that might have worked but they are wankers so I couldn't click their stuff Much love. The LPs.

For no particular reason other than it was fun, here's a cover of the classic Beatles track and a montage of LFC photos because I'm feeling the love at the moment, it's been a great season regardless of whether we win any trophies. If arsed, you can find my own music here: https://nickworrall.bandcamp.com/ I'm also in some bands which you'll dig with a big spade: https://pinetopsauna.bandcamp.com/releases https://thelatepioneers.bandcamp.com/ https://hardgum.bandcamp.com/ https://seewords.bandcamp.com/ Dive in, download for free if ya like. YNWA.

Lyrics written by Matt Kerr about his Uncle Jimmy who fought in WW1, set to music and performed by Nick Worrall. Dedicated to all those who played their part in, respect. Lest We Forget.

Isolated at home due to this coronavirus crisis, wrote this tune and decided to record a fully arranged piece. Thought about writing some lyrics and then realised that these wise words by Thomas Hardy suited the vibe and the metre perfectly, and here we are. The images are all artistic impressions of the poem by various artists - if they disapprove of their use here then I will remove the video and make one without the offending image. The Darkling Thrush I leant upon a coppice gate When Frost was spectre-grey, And Winter's dregs made desolate The weakening eye of day. The tangled bine-stems scored the sky Like strings of broken lyres, And all mankind that haunted nigh Had sought their household fires. The land's sharp features seemed to be The Century's corpse outleant, His crypt the cloudy canopy, The wind his death-lament. The ancient pulse of germ and birth Was shrunken hard and dry, And every spirit upon earth Seemed fervourless as I. At once a voice arose among The bleak twigs overhead In a full-hearted evensong Of joy illimited; An aged thrush, frail, gaunt, and small, In blast-beruffled plume, Had chosen thus to fling his soul Upon the growing gloom. So little cause for carolings Of such ecstatic sound Was written on terrestrial things Afar or nigh around, That I could think there trembled through His happy good-night air Some blessed Hope, whereof he knew And I was unaware.

The first song to be released from the upcoming debut album 'Pinetop Sauna'. https://www.facebook.com/pinetopsauna https://twitter.com/pinetopsauna https://soundcloud.com/pinetop-sauna

We picked an obscure film to use for this track and forgot to mute the actual soundtrack, now you’d expect that would clash and sound rubbish but IT DOESN’T. Incredibly, its very limited audio all fits perfectly with our instrumental. e.g at around 32 secs when the guy in the hat starts playing/tuning whatever that stringed thing is - it’s playing exactly the right note! Total chance. Happy accident. We were amazed at the time, still are. Anyway, the universe works in mysterious ways. The caption at the end says the music is by Gypsy's Kiss as that was the name we came up with at the time, but it is obviously terrible so we changed it to Straw Stars but couldn't be arsed remaking the video.

Available on all streaming platforms Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/track/17dcfbIIvOLRtaMj0wkbSk Apple Music Performed by Nick Worrall Visuals and Backing by Luke Worrall Shot by Max O'Toole

Track 10 from Hard Gum's debut album DENIZENS. Full album available for 'name your price' download from https://hardgum.bandcamp.com/album/denizens. All noises and activities by Dean Harvey & Nick Worrall.

In support of #blacklivesmatter #BLM and all the social change that needs to happen as part of it, for everyone's sakes. A document of the times, being early June 2020. All videos taken by members of the public in defence of their civil and human rights. Music, lyrics, performance, recording etc by Nick Worrall, at home in England. The song is available to download for free (this is not a commercial venture) from https://nickworrall.bandcamp.com/track/the-american-dream-is-over-single should you want a copy, or just watch/share this video. Solidarity with all those seeking justice, peace and a better planet. The American Dream Is Over Somewhere across the ocean For all of the world to see You set the wheels in motion Fathers, brothers, sisters, mothers Longing to be free Waking up with the sunshine The American dream is over Now you're walking a fine line You better watch your step I see it in the distance Your broken promised land I see your new resistance Fathers, brothers, sisters, mothers And I understand Waking up with the sunshine The American dream is over Now you're walking a fine line You better watch your step Can you hear that sound? (The sound of marching feet) You hold your common ground (They've come to take you off the street) Waking up with the sunshine The American dream is over Now you're walking a fine line You better watch your step

A new song by The Late Pioneers. The video has been made from a load of free archive footage from archive.org. The majority of it has taken a wonderful short animation called Pollen, by Marc Chritoforidis, but I've had to cut it up a bit to fit the music. Other clips include stuff from NASA and a few stellar computer animations, all from the same website. I do not own the rights to any of these clips and those that made them have not endorsed this video.

From the album The Golden Age Of Appearance to be released in March 2019. See Words is Craig Sumner and Nick Worrall.

The first track from their upcoming new album to leak out of Hard Gum headquarters, entirely coincidentally on Johnson's first day in office. I recommend listening without reading the lyrics. The album 'Goodnight Blighty' will be released in August 2019. In the meantime, enjoy, share, keep the faith.

Video to the track To Liverpool St by Straw Stars. Free download from https://strawstars.bandcamp.com.

The third song to be released from the upcoming debut album 'Pinetop Sauna'. https://www.facebook.com/pinetopsauna https://twitter.com/pinetopsauna https://soundcloud.com/pinetop-sauna

A song from Walbum, by the Late Pioneers. You can get it here: http://thelatepioneers.bandcamp.com/releases http://open.spotify.com/artist/5JXjL9Ir7X4TKHodyjXkWZ We're also available on Spotify and iTunes.

The second song to be released from the upcoming debut album 'Pinetop Sauna'. https://www.facebook.com/pinetopsauna https://twitter.com/pinetopsauna https://soundcloud.com/pinetop-sauna

This track was the b-side to It Might Be Enough, released Oct 2017. Nick Worrall - guitar, vocal, music, lyrics. Dean Harvey - tabla, drum, viol, marimba, shaker, sampling and editing Vocal samples taken from Troubadours Du Roi Baudouin - Missa Luba Kora samples taken from New Ancient Strings by Toumani Diabate with Ballake Sissoko Video put together by Ivy Worrall (aged 12), May 2019.

A song by The Late Pioneers. From the record 'Walbum', I'll put links here at some point but LOOK IT UP, it's piss easy - there are not too many Walbums in Google.