The first Hardy Tree track to see the light of day on CD will be on Sexton Mings Tribute album 'This is Ming Beat". I've covered the tune 'Seagulls and Chips', also on the album is, Dave Cloud, Head and Shoulders featuring Jowe Head, The Rude Mechanicals, The Deptford Beach Babes and many more all covering Sexton tracks.

I don't think the cd is officially out yet, but you may be able to buy pre release copies from Sexton's Rim Records website. http://www.rimrecords.co.uk/

When I popped out this morning to get some envelopes, I couldn't help but think about something that happened to Eli Feather a resident of my street 102 yrs ago.
 Dave who plays violin on 'sunshine on a warm brick wall' lived in a bedsit in what was Eli's house for a short time last summer. I only realised it was the same house today, as I made a mental note to look out for number 89 before I left. How strange because at the time, Dave -  like Eli - was working crazy hours.
I think 'Sunshine on a warm brickwall wall' will now  be suffixed as (Eli's song). I'm sure a little bit of Eli was present when Dave was recording it for me.

The Hardy Tree is my brand new project. I won't be recording under the name Transistor Six anymore.

The album is nearly done and will be out later in the year. It will be called 'The Fields Lie Sleeping Underneath'

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I hope you like the new music.

Frances xxx