Louder Than War has given us a fab review for Tennessee Ten. It was written before its recent release and can be found here: Louder Than War review
And here’s a screenshot of half of it:
The new album Tennessee Ten is now available from Manchester’s legendary Piccadilly Records shop. Pop in or order on line. More info here
‘Love Shines Through’ from the 2011 LP ReCaffeinated, is included in the ‘Manchester with Love’ compilation for the I 
MCR Red Cross Emergency Fund. It has been a terrible month for Manchester and London. It’s nice to be able to contribute musically with a song of love and hope that’s close to my heart. Although, originally it was written about someone struggling with severe mental health episodes, the message of love, hope, togetherness and resilience applies to us all – and our collective mental health – in the face of the tragic events that have occurred. Manchester With Love by Manchester With Love
I’m delighted to announce that German Shepherd records – who have assisted me with promoting my material over the past year – are now to release the long awaited ‘Tennessee Ten’! The release date is July 7th. It will be available via bandcamp and CDs and merchandise will be also available. I must thank Massimo Gugliucciello for his permission to use his magical fireflies photograph.
See us play a selection of my singer-songwriter numbers and film score stuff at this wonderful little free community festival in Manley Park, Whalley Range, Manchester on May Day (Bank Holiday Monday). Expect to hear some material from the upcoming album ‘Tennessee Ten’. We’re on at 5.15 – so, headlining that particular stage, I guess! Thank you for inviting us again, Whalley Range Celebrate Festival, we’re very much looking forward to it…
Both Sides has its full release today (3.3.17) on iTunes, Spotify, etc. Both Sides on iTunes
Here are the words…
Humanity/You make us wanna cry/With joy with sorrow/With sorrow with joy
Never better never worse/Never worse never better/Love battles hate, fear and greed/We’ll fight this good fight for eternity
A homogenised future world is feared/Feeding the Google click farm search brains/And we could be divided and ruled – by a Super rich genetically engineered elite
But ‘we’re far more united… Than the things that divide us’/Thank you. Rest in peace Mrs Cox/Love will overcome the evil world of ditty dots
The smart, super highway to hell/Could also lead to heaven as well/We’re sensitive, idiosyncratic/Not sorted in a matter of clicks
The Human condition, darkness and light/In equal measures through time doesn’t make this right:/The kindest, loving things; the worst attrocities/Seems to be what we do in humanity
Almost 2 years since the eventual release of Russian Spy this agent has now gone and infiltrated Bandcamp!
This is one of the first songs I wrote and it is as relevant -even more so today- than when I wrote it when I was 13 in January 79. Russian Spy can be streamed or downloaded here…
Both Sides was the name of our old band in the 1980s. We did have a song called Both Sides but it was never released. This is another song which I wrote recently about humanity and the human condition. I thought I’d stick it up on bandcamp so now there’s a Boz Hayward Bandcamp page. I will make it available for download elsewhere too from March 3rd. In these uncertain times and with a new ‘leader of the free world’ I thought it appropriate to release a version now. Old stalwart Rob Haynes is on drums and Karl Sweinsson did a good job mastering it. Click here.