Reg’s clever and imaginative lyrics have earned him the title of “Master Storyteller” (PennyBlack Music) and led Mike Harding (Mike Harding Folk Show) to introduce him onto the stage of The Royal Albert Hall as “one of the finest singer-songwriters this country has produced”. Whether it’s a village hall or the Albert Hall, Reg brings to the stage a collection of extremely beautiful songs, performed with humour and depth, and sung with the voice of an angel. Reg has that rare gift of being able to touch people, through his songs and performance, on a really human level. His words and music paint pictures that remain with the listener long after the song has been sung.
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It feels special to know some of the journey these little songs make. Last night I read this post from Helen Lusher You never know what line or word or thing might spark a song but this is a lovely example and good to know it all turned out for the best. Cheers Helen! x
“I love this song. I was heartbroken at the time, and asked what was the point of having a quiet night, when your mind is so restless. I always thought no-one listened to me but Reg did, and wrote this because my broken heart inspired him. I'm glad it did because the song is so beautiful. As for the guy who broke my heart? I'm so glad we never got together in the end. At least something good came out of it x ... See MoreSee Less