tigermoth
12-15-2014, 06:01 PM
Hi fellow proggers.
Thought I'd post a link to a track from my album Cocoon, just released. One of my personal favourites, "A Visit To Chigwick":
https://soundcloud.com/tiger-moth-tales/a-visit-to-chigwick
This track is written about Trumptonshire. Many of you, especially british vewers will remember the three TV shows, Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley. If you're like me you will look back with fond memories of these shows and the simpler world they created.
Although the song is about Trumpton, it follows the broader theme of childhood. This is the concept of the album. Childhood and all its excitements and new experiences, but also coming to terms with the loss of childhood. A kind of Innocence to experience thing. Please give the song a listen proggers, and I hope you enjoy.
If you like what you hear, you can find more info and audio samples and also buy the album if you should wish to, all from the Tiger Moth Tales website:
www.tigermothtales.com
As I say, please do enjoy, and if you do decide to get a copy, remember that a prog is not just for Christmas. :) Many thanks.
Thought I'd post a link to a track from my album Cocoon, just released. One of my personal favourites, "A Visit To Chigwick":
https://soundcloud.com/tiger-moth-tales/a-visit-to-chigwick
This track is written about Trumptonshire. Many of you, especially british vewers will remember the three TV shows, Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley. If you're like me you will look back with fond memories of these shows and the simpler world they created.
Although the song is about Trumpton, it follows the broader theme of childhood. This is the concept of the album. Childhood and all its excitements and new experiences, but also coming to terms with the loss of childhood. A kind of Innocence to experience thing. Please give the song a listen proggers, and I hope you enjoy.
If you like what you hear, you can find more info and audio samples and also buy the album if you should wish to, all from the Tiger Moth Tales website:
www.tigermothtales.com
As I say, please do enjoy, and if you do decide to get a copy, remember that a prog is not just for Christmas. :) Many thanks.