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Fremantle Harbour BoundSingle Out Now!Reviews
This is a soulful song of the sea from Jane Laws, and she really captures that special longing and anticipation, that is born in a person when heading homeward, after a long period on the bosom of the billowing ocean.
Jane Laws has nailed the joy and relaxation she gets as a recreational sailor and melded it with a reimagining from the point of view of a crusty tall ship seafarer heading under a full set of sails toward the Port of Fremantle. |
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Timing and Expectation
It is well documented that the happiest folks in the world are the ones who can keep a check on their expectations and this is a life skill that I find myself practicing every day. |
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Songs in the Key of Sea (2018)
Jane's long awaited collection of maritime songs was released in July 2018 ~ from Jane |
Does it Rhyme? (2016)
A very fine piece of work indeed... |
The Moods I'm In (2004)
All in all, a great job. You've gone outside the box to deliver this one!... |
Gypsy Traveller (2000)
Finely crafted the music evokes an image of listening to the artist in an old pub... |
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Have You Ever Been Before was filmed on the porch of my Porongurup home for Play Music On The Porch Day 2023 |
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I wrote Down to the Waterline to wash the covid blues away. |
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I had the privilege of being asked by adventurer and author, Wendy Campbell, to write a theme song for her autobiography, “On Aspiring: Journey Beyond Courage.” |
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Sometimes I write a song that is very important to me, and I long for my fans to hear the new song instead of waiting for my next album, which could be some time away.
So I released Falls of Thunder as a single, it is a song about Victoria Falls, and I really hope you enjoy this song and music video. |
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In recent years, songwriters have been encouraged to write songs about mental health to help bring community awareness to this most sensitive and important subject. |
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The Ghost of Wild Oats XI |
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The yacht, Acrospire IV, was designed and built by Charles Peel and launched in 1929. She has an overall length of 54ft and a waterline length of 36ft. The "old girl" has been beautifully restored by her current owner, Gary Martin, Past Commodore of Fremantle Sailing Club. |
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The title track from the album Does it Rhyme? began life while I was idly doodling with my guitar and I started to sing “Does it snow in Tokyo? Does it rhyme on Disney time?” For the love of rhyming, these two phrases seemed like so much fun to me, and over the next few weeks I continued to enjoy playing with the lyrics. I watched the song grow into a collection of my life questions, some nonsense, some full of love and hope for this wonderful world we live in, and some full of fear of where we are going and what might happen next.
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One of the most enjoyable experiences of my life have been the long days I have spent on the open road on my motorcycle. The idea for Six Hundred Outback Miles came to me when riding between Barkley Station and Daly Waters in the Northern Territory. By the time I arrived at the camp site, the tune and the first verse were set in stone. Over the next few weeks I had the pleasure of musing with the lyrics while I enjoyed riding the roads of the Northern Territory and listening and learning about Aboriginal Culture and Country. |
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Who’s to Say? is a song celebrating humanity. |
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Check out my motorcycle song Highway Heaven. It was filmed in the Darling Ranges and the Porongurup National Park in West Australia. |
Version: 11.031 Updated: 16 December 2023