David Heavenor: News

Some of David's new tracks will be played on BBC Radio Scotland/The Iain Anderson Show w/c Monday 19th May. David has been working on new songs : Another Eden, Headlong, Memory Bled Back, Man of Habit, Child Like the Sun.

BBC Radio Scotland's week of live concerts in their new HQ at Pacific Quay featured Ricky Ross and Davy Scott on Wed 12th September. Ricky coverd David's song Linger and Go as part of his set and reminisced about days playing in Edinburgh back in the 70's. Shows are available for a week on the Radio Scotland website.

Front Room
presents

David Heavenor with David Scott

Support from Sandy Wright and friends

Wednesday, May 30; 7.30
The Village, South Fort Street.
Tickets £7.00 : 0131 478 7810 for reservations


Edinburgh songwriter David Heavenor plays one of his occasional live shows, featuring material from his recent album The Automatic Eye. Joining him for this show is performer, producer, broadcaster and chief Pearlfisher, David Scott (producer of The Automatic Eye).

The memorable lines and cinematic images from songs such as Linger and Go and Sign in a Stranger , a tone reminiscent of Al Stewart or Nick Drake, and the unmistakable atmosphere of Edinburgh in winter, have won David an intrigued and appreciative worldwide audience on BBC Radio Scotland's Iain Anderson Show over the years, as well as the continued support of Ricky Ross, BBC Radio Scotland's Tom Morton, and David Scott (as above).

"Linger and Go.....A masterpiece of songwriting" Tom Morton The Scotsman

"The mystery man of Scottish music - but shouldn't be" David Scott, broadcaster and musician

"Of all the love songs we've played tonight, I wish I'd written this one...." Ricky Ross, talking about Jenny and the Cold Caller on BBC Radio Scotland's Iain Anderson Show



Support comes from singer and songwriter Sandy Wright,fresh from touring with Aberfeldy. Sandy's songs have been recorded by Kris Drever (Steel and Stone, Beads and Feathers) ,the above-mentioned Aberfeldy (Tom Weir), and many others.


Information from: Robin Connelly 0795 8283569
www.DavidHeavenor.com
www.myspace.com/sandywrightmusic

Review of The Automatic Eye by Rootstime Radio an internet radio station in Belgium. Click on Press/Reviews button to read about 'the girls of joy in the door openings...'

All David's albums can now be downloaded through iTunes and other internet providers. Buy single tracks or whole albums. Cheaper than a CD but no booklet in the virtual world.

All David's albums can soon be downloaded from iTunes and other internet providers. More news to follow...

David's song Boys With No Love was Tom Morton's Top Titillating Track on his BBC Radio Scotland afternoon show on Tues 26th Sept. 'Excellent new album''' he said from the Barn of Bannock's , his home studio on the Shetland Isles.

Guest hosts Ricky Ross and Mary Ann Kennedy have also played tracks from the album on The Iain Anderson show along with Mr Anderson himself when he returned after his summer break.

David's new album THE AUTOMATIC EYE will be released on 1 August 2006 featuring 12 songs recorded and produced in the studio at East Kilbride Arts Centre by David Scott. David is joined on keyboards, bass, guitar and multifarious other instruments by David Scott of Glasgow bands The Pearlfishers and Teenage Fanclub whose other member Stuart Kidd plays drums. Edinburgh musician Iain Barbour features on several tracks adding electric guitar and pedal steel. To pre - order go to the BUY button.

On Sign in a Stranger ‘It’s fantastic… ‘ Bryan Burnettt BBC Radio Scotland

David is working on a new album which should be ready in May or June. Produced by David Scott he' s been yo -yoing along the motorways between Edinburgh and East Kilbride where David runs the studio at The Arts Centre. Check out his band, The Pearlfishers on Marina Records.