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Dave Clemo- The Carpenter's Arms

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First published at 13:06 UTC on August 4th, 2023.

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Back in the summer of 1994 my family took a holiday in Norfolk UK. Most days we would take a trip out around the county to explore the sights and one day we stopped at North Walsham. The church is unusual in that the bell tower collapsed a couple of hundred years ago and was never restored. As we walked around the town we chanced upon a Christian café/drop-in centre/youth club in a former pub. Unsurprisingly, it was called ‘The Carpenter’s Arms. Soon afterwards I was inspired to write this song. The arrangement was inspired by Linda Ronstadt’s version of ‘Blue Bayou’.
A few months later I recorded an album of my songs at Andy Crawley’s studio. At that time he was using his Fostex E-16 reel to reel recorder together with an Atari computer for the midi programming. He programmed the drums and percussion while I sang and played acoustic guitar and bass. Dave Anderson came in one afternoon and added the lead and pedal steel guitars. At that time I didn’t have a backing band so the album wasn’t promoted to the best of its potential. A few years later I added a solo guitar version to my live repertoire and still sing it from time to time. People like the song so I must have done something right. What do you think?

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