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The Sandwich Gang, are talking for the first time. Have a listen at sandwichgang.peterbrodie.com.Of course, now that Cheesie can actually talk, there’ll be no stopping him!

Ding-e-dong was a typical Eurovision song of the 1970s which sort of stuck on my mind. Have a listen on my songs/foreign language songs page.

I am having lessons with Trefor Owen. It is hard work but very rewarding. My first recording is on my songs/covers page.

I could not resist when I listened to September Song by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson. Go to ‘my own songs‘.

I sang ‘I’m In Love With Two Eyes’, a song my late mother wrote whose sheet music I recently found in a dusty old box. Go to songs/the songs of irene brodie.

Since I Fell For you is a really sad blues ballad. Have a listen at peterbrodie.com/songs/covers

… you thought you had been waiting for. Go to songs/my-own-songs.

Recorded in November 1972 in the University College, London theatre, this song was on an EP on the Abrodisiac label. Here is the line-up: Graham Hughes – lead vocal Roger Burdock – lead guitar Peter Brodie – 12-string and vocal harmony I apologise for the distortion but please persevere and have a listen on the ‘songs/my own songs‘ page.

In 2014, I sent a recording of a song to Robert Elms for his programme on BBC Radio London. It concerned a song, ‘London Town’ , which my late mother Irene wrote and recorded in a booth in Selfridges department store in London in the 1950s. Robert loved the song and played excerpts of it several times over his 3-hour programme. Go to The Songs of Irene Brodie on my songs page to listen.

I recorded Wandrin’ Star as a tribute to the late Lee Marvin. It is at songs / impressions.