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White Christmas Recorded by Bing Crosby, and many others. Hope you'll like my way of singing it. MERRY CHRISTMAS everyone and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. My version 1

Bless This House a beautiful song sung by perry como and many others here's my version of it hope you like it.

VICK DAMONE

The twelfth of never sung by Johnny Mathis a lovely song i hope you like my version of it

Check out Damone's "What We Came Here For"!

A perry como song " oh how i miss you tonight" a lovely song here's my rendition of it Hope you like it

This song was recorded by so many artists but the one i remember singing it was Eddie fisher, it's a lovely song hope you enjoy it....Slip of the finger with this one i've got 18+ mature.. forget that, anyone under 18 can watch it...Sorry

[ When a Child is Born ] Recorded by that lovely singer Johnny Mathis. And again by so many other singers of that era. I'm hoping you'll like my version of it. Here we go then.

'Hello Mum' is a Trussell/Hostick composition, orchestrated and with backing vocals by Tony O'Malley, (Kokomo and 10CC,) and featuring Neil Hubbard, (Roxy Music,) on guitar, especially for Mothers Day. Mothers Day song ‘Hello Mum’ sung by the Silver-Songster Dougie Damone. Video also available on You Tube: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_xgqmAtUj5g Audio recorded at Ferry Sound. Engineered by Pete Ker: producer for Arthur Brown, The Motors and Man, and co-writer of Arthur Brown's 'Fire.' Video direction and editing: Jack Slipper. Filmed at Worth churchyard, Crawley, Newham, and Wanstead Cafe. Silver-Songster Dougie Damone wishes all mums a Happy Mothers Day. Copyright © - All rights reserved.

Scalet Ribbons a classic Harry Belafonte song.I'd like to give you my redition of it Hope you like it.

Silent Night, My favourite christmas song, this again was sung by the great singers of yesteryear. Hope you'll sing along with me. "MERRY CHRISTMAS"everyone

A Christmas song [ Away in a Manger ] again song by so many singers of yesteryear i'm sure you'll like the song and hope you like my version of it.

Keef Trouble with 'The Night'. from his album Kix 4 U, available from CD Baby: http://cdbaby.com/cd/brettmarvin3 Click the link below for Blip.TV's better quality version: http://blip.tv/file/660574 Produced by Tony O'Malley, London and Belgium. Vocals: keef Trouble Keyboards:Tony O'Malley (Arrival / Kokomo / 10cc.) web site: http://www.tonyomalley.com You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/user/OMalleyTony Backing Vocals: Tony O'Malley. Guitar: Neil Hubbard (Roxy Music / The Grease Band.) Sax: Mel Collins. Drums: Ian Thomas. Lyrics: When the shutters go down, I'm gonna walk these empty streets. A million neon signs, oh yeah, Dance to the beat. Whoa, whoa, whoa, I like the night. It's alright, it's alright. She was naked... naked, Naked under satin sheets. Ah Hot! Just waiting...waiting while the city sleeps. So Quiet. So still. Whoa, whoa, whoa, I like the night. Whoa, whoa, whoa, I like the night. It's alright... it's alright... it's alright. Well alright. Well alright. Well alright. Well alright. Well, calling all desperados, Determined to get some fun... well Ditch your inhibitions; Step into the timeless zone. I ain't seen your mother baby Standing in the shadows. Come on! Whoa, whoa, whoa, I like the night. Whoa, whoa, whoa, I like the night. It's alright. Well, the night time is the right time To be with the one you love. Well You know I love you baby Much more than the stars above. This ain't no Hammer Horror; No fright and terror guaranteed. Well There ain't no Dr. Phibes... Good God! There ain't no Christopher Lee. I like the night, it's alright, Well alright, well alright, I like the night, it's alright, Well alright, it's alright... Come on! The Night: Trouble/O'Malley/Davies. Video by Jack Slipper. Copyright © - All rights reserved. Filmed in London's Soho and Waterloo. As well as developing his musical and compositional output, Keef produces his own and Brett Marvin's albums - these can be seen on CD BABY. The recordings of his original material have attracted notable musicians, particularly from the jazz field. He was a forming, and to this day has been a leading, light in Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts, having a UK No. 2 hit with 'Seaside Shuffle' under the name Terry Dactyl and the Dinosaurs. He has collaborated with Jona Lewie, of 'Stop the Cavalry' notability, writing the lyrics to Jona's top-twenty hit 'You'll Always Find Me in the Kitchen at Parties.' Bios of Keef and his fellow 'Bretts' can be seen at http://www.brettmarvin.co.uk

Keef Trouble with his composition MONOPOLY, from his album Oasis, available from CD Baby: http://cdbaby.com/cd/keef Re-recorded and produced for Keef Trouble by Pete Ker, producer of The Motors, Man, and Arthur Brown, co-writing Browns' 'Fire.' Keyboards: Keef Trouble. Piano: Tony O'Malley (ex Kokomo/10cc). Backing vocals: Kokomo and Arrival singers Frank Collins and Dyan Birch. As well as developing his musical and compositional output, Keef produces his own and Brett Marvin's albums - these can be seen on CD BABY. The recordings of his original material have attracted notable musicians, particularly from the jazz field. He was a forming, and to this day has been a leading, light in Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts, having a UK No. 2 hit with 'Seaside Shuffle' under the name Terry Dactyl and the Dinosaurs. He collaborated with Jona Lewie, of 'Stop the Cavalry' notability, writing the lyrics to Jona's top-twenty hit 'You'll Always Find Me in the Kitchen at Parties.' Bios of Keef and his fellow 'Bretts' can be seen at http://www.brettmarvin.co.uk Video by Jack Slipper. Copyright © - All rights reserved.