Caer Caradoc is named after a hill in South Shropshire. Played on nylon string guitars, it's a peaceful laid back track.

Celtic Americana anyone? We're back to steel strings for this tune, which in our imagination started in the Highlands and then drifted west across the Atlantic.

Played on nylon string guitars, “Éan an anro” translates into ‘bird of hardship’ in Gaeilge/Irish and figuratively describes a person who is content to be out in all kinds of weather but more generally someone who endures inclemency or adversity without complaint.

NEBRASKA A thoughtful, dreamy Americana style cover of Bruce Springsteen's song Nebraska, played on two acoustic guitars. The original song is sung from the point of a man reflecting on the wrong choices he has made in his life and we've tried to capture some of that mood. We've tried to pay homage to the original tune whilst putting our own stamp on it. Appears on the album 'Totally Plucked'.

Written for a friend with terminal cancer who asked us to write a tune for everyone living with her situation. Read more here: https://whalebone-music.com/blog/blog/hoping-for-a-miracle Appears on our album 'Totally Plucked'.

Dedicated to two ancient Oak Trees Some background for the tune: https://whalebone-music.com/blog/blog/ghosts-of-trees-whalebone-new-release