Dave comes over all nostalgic for this his first ever solo album. Twelve tracks of classic Rock n Roll which D. B. used to perform in the 50s with his band the Volcanoes .

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Yep! Here it is our Christmas CD. Our take on songs of the festive season. Old favourites such as "Silent Night" to Rudolph and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" get the "Spur" treatment. Don't forget- shop early for Christmas it's great value at only fiver.

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 STANDARDS 'n' SWING (DS0 .12) The band pushes the boundaries of  “Country” with this album. It represents very good value with 15 tracks of their own favourite swinging standards. They recreate a moody, late night atmosphere, helped by some imaginative additional instrumentation provided by some very good friends of theirs. People like the internationally famous jazz guitarist Andrew Barrett, the saxophone & flute of Ron Brindley, swing fiddle of Johnny Butten, & keyboards by Paraic Dwyer & Chris Hardcastle, all presently resident in the Southwest of England. In this album there is something for everyone, from the hard drive of Route 66, through Bob Wills, Fats Waller & Willie Nelson to the bluesy voice of Paul Thomas singing the traditional “Trouble in Mind”

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In 1977 Denver Spur recorded their first album LP entitled appropriately enough "First Time Out". This was followed in 1978 by "The Wild Side of Cinderella". This was of course back in the days of vinyl and now these ancient artifacts are hard to find. So to save you all the trouble of routing around at car boot and jumble sales we have re-mastered both albums and fitted them snugly onto one handy compact disc.

 

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THE  ROAD  GOES  ON  FOREVER  (DS009).   This 1998 album followed feed back from some very good friends around the circuit  who are never too shy to say what they want to hear. e.g. “Got any new ones?” ,  “How about a few old favourites”  & “ What about giving the rest of the band a chance to sing?”  We love ‘em all, this dusty old trail we’re on just goes on forever.

 

THE  LIVE  ALBUM (DS010).  Originally recorded by the band’s outside recording facility during 1998,  straight from the mixing desk, & not really for commercial purposes. However it was thought it captured the feel & atmosphere of a typical Country Music Club, so in late 1999 it was re-mastered at the Bijou Suite recording studio. Acknowledgements are given to the good people of the “Lonesome Dove” down in Cornwall, and also “Woodborough Country Music Club” in Wiltshire, for their help & participation in the making of this album.

 

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 A TRIP INTO THE ACOUSTIC  (DS011).  Jump on this one for a trip down Memory Lane. A bunch of old songs, tried & tested & given a “down home, front porch” feel. All the best country songs tell a story, or paint a picture, or create an emotion. This one covers drinking, saying goodbye, dying, being chased by the law, wild woman, truck driving & unrequited love, what more do you want in a good country album?  Not just released to celebrate 30 years in the business, but also a new millennium, and believe it, the sentiments of yesterday are going to be just as relevant in the 21st century.

JUBILEE  (DS008). This album was to mark the band's 25th milestone. A collection of songs put together for a Special Anniversary Show at the Brewhouse Theatre. Although not a live album, the theatre show was recorded live by Radio Bristol. It was originally recorded in 1995 and was available only in cassette form. In 1997 it was re-mastered  back at the Bijou Suite studio in Taunton and came out in CD format.

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 FEELS SO RIGHT (DS007).Following the success of producing “Looking at the World” as a CD, & the public interest that it generated, it was felt that this old cassette album, the seventh in the collection, was worth another look. This was another from the “Beehive” stable, engineered by Steve“Olly” Owen in 1987, & stood up well to the test of time. Adrian Hill who had finished touring with the band two years earlier, returned once again to add some valuable keyboard. Long-time friend Paraic Dwyer also contributed on keyboards & accordion, & just for fun the band’s hair stylist Neil Bryant added a bit of piano. Once again John Mapledoram at the Bijou Suite Sound Studios in Taunton, did a wonderful job in engineering it into CD format, under the watchful direction of Denver Spur

LOOKING AT THE WORLD (DS006). This album is the sixth in the Denver Spur collection. Recorded originally in 1987 at the Beehive Studios, Bridgwater engineered by Steve “Olly” Owen & produced only in cassette form. It was the first album produced by the band as a four-piece outfit, although Adrian Hill, who had finished touring, did come into the studio & gave some valuable input on   keyboards. The title song, “Looking at the World”, was written by lead guitarist Paul Thomas, who also takes the lead vocal in his other self-penned song “She’s Feeling Down Again". At the Bijou Suite Sound Studios in Taunton, the album was re-mastered, re-mixed & produced by Denver Spur as a CD, using the engineering skills of John Mapledoram

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SPUR OF THE MOMENT ( DS 005) First recorded at the “Movement” studios in Bridgwater during three dark January days back in 1985, engineered by Bill “Sounds Well” Edwards. This was the band’s first album for the Denver Spur “Big Sound” period, when Adrian Hill was on keyboards for the next two years. Originally produced only in cassette form, this was another from the archives that deserved another look. There’s a good cross-section of interesting material on this one for the “Spur Buff” with Paul taking the lead vocals on a couple of tracks, and even “Cabbage” being persuaded to “do one”. Adrian finishes the set list with his beautifully self-penned piano solo, Kimberley’s Dream. John Mapledoram did a fine job of re-mastering it at the Bijou Suite in 2001, & set things up for production as a CD.

 

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