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Just a little about the music on this page....
There are two wee projects represented here. The first couple of songs are "Fledderjohn" songs. These are my songs and mainly feature me, me , me. My 1 year old son Henry performs some backing vocals on Don't Eat Anything and then Dom Goldberg plays some drums and Matt Park a small bit of guitar on Good Times.
The second two songs are Zarbo numbers. These are my brother Andrew's songs and feature him on guitar and vocals, me on banjo, phono violin and vocals, Dom Goldberg on drums and Joe Whiteman on double bass and tuba. Me and my brother perform the occasional gig as a duo under the name Baby Zarbo.
You must also visit the Zarbo website at www.zarbo.co.uk . It has been described as, "one of the best band websites I have ever seen". And they're right. It really is very good. I'm allowed to say that because other than a few of the "misfortune cookies" and the concept of "zarbot : the future of merchandising" i had nothing to do with it. The rest is my brother's work. He's a very talented boy. Just don't tell him I said that.
There are two wee projects represented here. The first couple of songs are "Fledderjohn" songs. These are my songs and mainly feature me, me , me. My 1 year old son Henry performs some backing vocals on Don't Eat Anything and then Dom Goldberg plays some drums and Matt Park a small bit of guitar on Good Times.
The second two songs are Zarbo numbers. These are my brother Andrew's songs and feature him on guitar and vocals, me on banjo, phono violin and vocals, Dom Goldberg on drums and Joe Whiteman on double bass and tuba. Me and my brother perform the occasional gig as a duo under the name Baby Zarbo.
You must also visit the Zarbo website at www.zarbo.co.uk . It has been described as, "one of the best band websites I have ever seen". And they're right. It really is very good. I'm allowed to say that because other than a few of the "misfortune cookies" and the concept of "zarbot : the future of merchandising" i had nothing to do with it. The rest is my brother's work. He's a very talented boy. Just don't tell him I said that.
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