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Live version of Rock and Roll, recorded at The Roundhouse on 17th October 2012, featuring Fiona Bevan and Cara Sebastian

Featuring:

Chris Spedding (guitar)
Jez Wiles (percussion)
Fiona Bevan and Cara Sebastian (vocals)

lyrics

Darling money’s tighter than it’s ever been, ever been
Day by day our take-home pay is shrinking, shrinking
Darlin what I’m reading’s got me thinking
None of these fripperies satisfy my soul
I will make you some food, and you can bring the booze
Let’s Rock and Roll

Darlin all the papers say the new going out is staying in
And the sales of pajamas they are rising, rising
Darlin I want your skin on my skin
So put your music on and take the weight up on your toes
We can sell the things that we don’t need to fill the hole oh
We can fill the hole
Let’s Rock and Roll

Darlin throw your clothes over the chair behind the door
Throw your shoulders back and hold your head up tall
I know the room is cold but the bed is warm
All the talk today was of who would be next to go
I miss the cat sat next to me he helped the time to go, helped the time to go
Let’s Rock and Roll

Darlin forget the house, we’ll go back to renting, renting
We’ll give the bank back the keys they were lending, lending
Darlin, I need your skin on my skin oh
I loved the places where they made us feel like gold
Roll this way, you will sleep more deeply if you come before you go, you come before you go
Let’s Rock and Roll

credits

from Anatomy Album Launch, Live at The Roundhouse (October 2012), released October 14, 2012
Chris Spedding (guitar)
Jez Wiles (percussion)
Fiona Bevan (vocals)
Cara Sebastian (vocals)
Recorded by Nick Mayes
Mixed by Rupert Christie

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Rob Marr London, UK

Rob has been playing the piano since he was 7. He wrote his 1st song aged 15 but didn’t try again for another 10 years. Second time round he was hooked, and has been in love ever since. His music combines lyrical storytelling with a diverse but coherent range of music influences: classical piano, hip hop, folk and 90’s indie. Book of Man is an album and podcast drama, narrated by Josh O’Connor. ... more

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