the selecterreturn of the selecter

new free track to download available NOW!!

RETURN OF THE SELECTER
THE SELECTER

to download the track free throughout april 2009 click the link above

or this one......
http://www.dnastudio.freeserve.co.uk/selecter/selecter.html

a warm welcome to you and thank you for supporting the music. this year marks the 30th anniversary of the first 2tone records single release "gangsters vs the selecter" and to mark this occasion I have recorded a new instrumental..... "return of the selecter" ......in the style of the original track. this brand new recording is free to download throughout the month of april 2009....click the link above.

click on the menu to the left to begin exploring an archive of my musical life so far. please feel free to write your comments in the guestbooks.
listen to the cool new version of The Selecter by Luz Mob from Brooklyn
www.myspace.com/luzmobmusic
I have recorded two albums on VoMatic records which have just been re-released and are available now on itunes napster and emusic.


www.myspace.com/neoldavies

Box Of Blues and Future Swamp are different threads of my songwriting and performing where I explore a mix of swamp boogie reggae blues and hip hop with bass guitar from Horace Panter the original Specials bass player

real CD versions with detailed artwork are also available now direct from this site, paypal/cheque, just email for info,I'd like to hear from you. if you already know and enjoy the music on these albums, posting your own review on the above music download sites would be greatly appreciated.

www.dnastudio.freeserve.co.uk/ is where you can find details about a new album I played guitar on.
obsessive by realife has been composed and realized by my long time friend kevin harrison and it is highly recommended

below is the only video performance of my 8 piece instrumental ska band in 1995. drums-daniel crosby:bass-adrian litvinoff:hammond-justin dodsworth: tenor sax(section leader)-howell lovell:alto sax-brian clarke:trumpet-pete yeadon:trombone-john 'swordfish' tobin