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THE MUSIC

 

1. Friar Tuck’s Music Machine

(Written by Friar Tuck and the Monks)

 

2. Keep On Runnin

(Written by Jackie Edwards– Published by Universal Songs of Polygram Int.)

 

3. You Really Got Me 

(Written by Ray Davies – Published by Sony ATV Songs LLC OBO Jay-Boy Music Corp.)

 

4. You Make Me Feel Good

(Written by C.White – Published by Filmtrax Copyright Holdings Inc. OBO EMI Al Gallico Music)

 

5. Hey Joe

(Written by William M. Roberts – Published by Third Palm Music)

 

6. Midnight Confessions

(Written by L.Josie – Published by Songs of Universal, Inc.)

 

 

7. Cry Like A Baby

(Written by Dan Penn & Spooner Oldham – Published by Screen  Gems-EMI Music)

 

8. Help  

(Written by J. Lennon, P. McCartney – Published by Sony Tunes, EMI Blackwood Music) (Recorded on Webb Records 1969)

 

9. Escape

(Written by Friar Tuck and the Monks, Recorded on Webb Records 1969)

 

10. Come On Down To My Boat

(Written by W.Farrel, J.Goldstein – Published by EMI Sosaha Music, Inc.)

 

11. Little Bit of Soul

(Written by Carter & Lewis – Published by Southern Music Pub. Inc. OBO Songs of Peer Ltd.)

 

12. I Love You

(Written by Chris White –Published by  Mainstay Music)

 

13. Feel A Whole Lot Better

(Written by Gene Clark – Published by Bug Music, Gene Clark Music)

 

14. Show Me

(Written by Joe Tex – Published by Sony/ATV Tree Publishing)

 

15. Love Is A Beautiful Thing

(Written by Felix Cavaliere, Edward J. Brigati – Published EMI Music, Eddie Brigati Publishing, EMI Blackwood Music Inc.)

 

16. Light My Fire 

(Written by John Paul Densmore, Robert A Krieger, Raymond D Manzarek, Jim Morrison – Published by Doors Music Company, Wixen Music Co.)

 

 DISCLAIMER: The words and thoughts expressed on this CD do not necessarily reflect the views of the guys thirty-five years later. It was the sixties and we pushed the edges on everything. We are different men today. Life has happened to us. Hopefully the line from Friar Tuck’s Music Machine has come true: “We are better people than we were yesterday.” Friar Tuck‘s Music Machine is only a memory. But predominantly, those memories are good ones. Thanks for your part in those days.