Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, in The Cluny, Newcastle.

The 27 by Bad Bob Bates at the Cluny, Newcastle opening for The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band.

Dusk Brothers, This is Hell at St Lukes, Glasgow.

Dusk Brothers, The Last Damn Troubadour.

Van Diemen's Land, acoustic cover.

In a Rut, Dead Men Walking.

The Last Fly Cue

Suspect Device, Dead Men Walking

Babylon's Burning, Dead Men Walking.

Voodoo Radio, She's So Toxic

Dead Men Walking, Alternative Ulster.

The Last Hemp House Flyers

Blues for the shortest day. Played on my three string licence plate guitar.

The Parting Glass a tribute to Shane MacGowan.

Stiff Little Fingers, Suspect Device

Honky Tonk Women Cigar Box Guitar.

Werewolves of London Cigar Box Guitar

Cigar box guitar blues.

Pyro Finale in Slow Motion

You Gotta Move, Cigar Box Guitar

Crossing the sea to Skye on the Glenelg Ferry

When Waterfalls Misbehave

No Man's Land [Green Fields of France]

Caledonia.

A fantastic finale from The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band in Edinburgh.

The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band live in the Spiegeltent, Edinburgh.

Tell Me Ma. St Patricks Day shenanigans. Dean Castle.

Happy St Patricks Day

Playing my 3 string acoustic cigar box guitar on the Minstrels Gallery at Dean Castle in Kilmarnock.

The Loch Tay Boat Song played by John in the minstrels gallery of the Great Hall at Dean Castle.