Kirby Howarth - Singer Songwriter

I am the trumpet blower...

Joe - A London tale

... and I blow my own trumpet' Come on you have to in this business! - Tom Robinson (BBC Radio 6) listened to a selection of tracks on MySpace and said,

'My first impression on listening at MySpace was that this is a strong collection of songs, well written and delivered. The vocal styling is distinctive and appealing - you connect emotionally with the listener.'

And went on to say:

'Your stuff is really good, so use your belief in it to get up and go under your own steam.'

the 14 track album 'Joe - A London Tale' which is raw and real but still pretty unique.. me thinks, but I will let you judge. Take the time if you have it to listen to the whole album, it's worth it.

Let me know what you think people looking for publishers/A+R/Producers to comment and anyone else for that matter. 

Best, Kirby.

Geezer Joe is in the building... yea, I'm here alright!

Joe - A London tale

Looking for feedback on the album as a whole, want to see if it's worth some studio time I guess. Please take some time if you've got it to spare.

The songs as they stand are in various stages of production so be understanding but honesty is paramount.

Thanks to all  ;-)

Best

K

For you Robbie :-) if you like it!

I Don't Know

I don't know, where the time goes

Looking back on my life

I guess it might show

I feel sometimes I haven't done much

To satisfy my life 

and stay in touch

But I've done a bit of this, I've done a bit of that

I've done a bit of everything but I don't know where I'm at

I've had my in's and out's, had my ups and down's

shaken hands with the devil and then he threw me out

Then he threw me out

So I don't know, where the years go

I've had my share of losing

I guess it might show

But then I took my time, maybe left it to late

To give something back

To a life I'd hate

Well I threw away the drink, I threw away the drugs

I threw away the life that had fed me to the dogs

I looked inside myself to see what I could find

I knelt and spoke to god and prayed that I could change

I prayed that I could change

So I don't know where everyone goes

But you have your memories of the one's you lose

The one's you lose.

Kirby Howarth

Copyright ©2008   KirbyHowarth

I Dont Know

It's an album... worth a listen! Come on your not shy...hmmm

My Life (Gun version), with a moral! earthy and real.

My Life

My Life has to versions one with guns and one with knives, this is the gun version. The song is about influence and friendship and above all it's about the choices we with out a doubt have!!!

This is a favorite of mine :-)

Let me know what you think, like I always say it's raw,real and about life!

Enjoy

Kirby

Old Peculiar... so come on people my turn for some honest critic!

Old Peculiar

And the beer is really nice so they say!

So many years ago, sat in the dinning room with my cousin Andrew jamming on our acoustics. I was about fifteen at the time wasn't really that good at playing guitar, he was though... still is. I remember him talking once about some beer he had tried, raved about how good it was. A short time later I wrote a song called Old Peculiar (The Beer). The song, well words anyway I drafted into the first band I was in and thus beginning it's like as a punk ditty. It moved to the next band I was in new music again and was produced by Bill 'Be Bop' Nelson. Today its become so much more with new music I wrote and added some more verses and a bridge and... I love it, I guess because it's real. It's about life and it cant get any better than that!

Have a listen let me know if you like it.

Best

K