Written with Richard Digance. Story of a lemming with aspirations. Wounded John Scott Cree with Ron Aspery (tenor sax), Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Alan Jones (bass), Cliff Hall (piano), Pete Kircher (drums), Video uses grainy, live 1976 concert footage from Sallis Benney Theatre, Brighton UK

Richard Digance gave me the story and I made a traditional folk song of it. Re-arranged and recorded as Bar Wars for the LP Wivabandon Oneezone (Pye, 1979), with Mick Fox (harmonica), Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Alan Jones (bass), Cliff Hall (piano), Pete Kircher (drums). Produced by Tony Atkins. The video uses live footage from Brighton Poly, UK 1976, plus pics of Mick Fox and Pete Kircher.

Wounded John Scott Cree accompanied by Geoff Whitehorn (guitar), Pete Arnesen (piano), Frank McDonald (bass), Simon Phillips (drums), Produced by Tony Atkins. Single 45 released by Pye Records, Christmas 1977 and 1978. Also on the Pye LP "Wivabandon Oneezone" 1979. With live 1970's concert footage from Sallis Benney theatre, Brighton Poly

French words from HP sauce label, originally set to tune for school concert in 1964. Spot the spoof on this version. John Scott Cree (vocals, guitar), with additional vocals by Linda Taylor, Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Alan Jones (bass), Cliff Hall (Hammond B3), Pete Kircher (drums). Violins: Julian Gaillard, G. Palmer, D. McConnell, D. Moody, L. Rossi, L. Clay. Viola: W. Jones, G. Scott. Cello: Robin Firman, Denis Vigay. String arrangement by Mike Bailey. Produced by Tony Atkins. Video uses live 1978 concert footage from Sallis Benney Theatre, Brighton UK, with images courtesy of brownsauce.org and HJ Heinz

Song for the last dance at a million gigs. Wounded John Scott Cree with Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Alan Jones (bass), Cliff Hall (piano), Pete Kircher (drums), Ron Asprey (tenor sax), Ronnie Ross (baritone sax), Martin Drover (trumpet), Jeff Evans (trumpet), Geoff Wright (trombone). Violins: Julian Gaillard, G. Palmer, D. McConnell, D. Moody, L. Rossi, L. Clay. Viola: W. Jones, G. Scott. Cello: Robin Firman, Denis Vigay. Arrangements by Mike Bailey. Produced by Tony Atkins. In 1979, Noel Edmonds used a 'live at Brighton' version of this, from the LP Wivabandon Oneezone, to close his weekly BBC Radio 1 show and for a series of jingles. This video uses 1976 Brighton concert footage and photos of Jock Cree (Dad)'s 1945 RAF band - 151 Forward Repair Unit.

with Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Alan Jones (bass), Cliff Hall (piano), Pete Kircher (drums), Ron Aspery (tenor sax), Ronnie Ross (baritone sax), Martin Drover (trumpet), Jeff Evans (trumpet), Geoff Wright (trombone). Violins: Julian Gaillard, G. Palmer, D. McConnell, D. Moody, L. Rossi, L. Clay. Viola: W. Jones, G. Scott. Cello: Robin Firman, Denis Vigay. Arrangements by Mike Bailey. Produced by Tony Atkins. With ‘live’ concert footage from Brighton, UK 1978

Wounded John Scott Cree's Jaded - a blues for hangovers (or hangsover if you want to be pedantic), With Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Cliff Hall (piano), Alan Jones (bass), Pete Kircher (drums), produced by Tony Atkins. Live video footage from Brighton 1978

Chicken song (Chicken rhythm)/Wounded John Scott Cree - live 1978 Do you like Country & Western? Well, you won’t like Wounded John Scott Cree's version of this old Slim Gaillard number, Chicken rhythm, recorded live at Brighton, UK, 1978