Social liberator or personal barrier? As indispensable as it is, our phone sometimes gets in the way of normal human interaction. For a change, let's leave the phones at home tonight?

Inspired by the struggles of long-distance relationships and stories of couples forced to remain apart (Think Covid). Your kisses can still reach each other, in the wind.

A song I wish I had written. Here's my take on this fabulous song by John Lennon, also popularised by Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music and many other fine artists.

Life sneaks up on you and suddenly it's half done. Midlife is a time for reflection and a chance for celebration. Don't take it too seriously.

A banya is a Russian sauna. This song inspired by my stay in a remote village on the shores of Lake Baikal, in the Siberia region of Russia. Electric guitars: Sunny Dutta.

A song written in support of people struggling with mental health issues, particularly depression. I hope it brings some light, some hope.

You break up and meet someone new. But something tells you it was a mistake to break up and that someday you may get together again. Electric guitars: Sunny Dutta.

My jazzy vocal take on the Beatles classic. Also merging with another Beatles song 'Because'.

McCartney classic. I just love this song. I once bought a beer for Denny Laine (backing vocals, bass guitar on the original) who joined the resident band to play this song in a Tokyo bar.

My third (and final) attempt at a remake of this song from my first album. It describes how dreams sometimes force us to re-live the nightmare of a breakup.

Indecision can drive relationships apart. For better or for worse (it'll all work out in the long run), make a decision and get on with life.

Some people have a vicious tongue but a heart of gold. But have you ever wondered what caused this kind of behaviour?

Life's countdown begins the moment we're born but how can we know when we'll see our last dawn? A song about mortality. Carpe Diem!

A simple love song I wrote for my wife.

During the Covid crisis, all lives were upended. But none more so than front line workers who had to forego family to save the lives of strangers. True champions.