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An original song for Christmas by Robin J Rendell (c) Imagine if you will a cold winter's night a long, long time ago. It was early into Christmas Day. A noise from outside the house woke me up. I got out of bed, in a bedroom shared with my two younger brothers, and walked to the window. I scraped the ice from the inside of the window and looked out on our backyard and the semi-detached outside...

A refreshed reading of my short story (c)

An original song by Robin J Rendell (c) From whence came the instrumental - and the hat.

A song by Robin J Rendell that became a book and then a new song. Now it’s an instrumental (c) This is the song. ruclips.net/video/MjBcMKTXSjI/видео.htmlsi=MUrBml_Y7VL2tR-K

An original story (c) by Robin Rendell taken from his book of very short stories called It's Raining Cats And Mice (c) I have added some words to the original to make it a Christmas story.

A song by the legendary Lead Belly. Sung in a more skiffle style as we did in the ‘60s.

An original song by Robin Rendell (Words) (c) and Tony Ridgway (Music) (c) Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you, Mr Tony Ridgway.

An original song (from his poem) by Robin J Rendell (c)

A song written by Hank Cochran that I first heard sung by Burl Ives back in the ‘60s.

An original song by Robin J Rendell (Words) (c) and Neil Preston (Music) (c). Musical production by Neil Preston (c) The story is set at the time of the American Civil War. Neil sent me a version of the song recorded a while back by a singer called David Ruddle. I happen to think it sounds rather good and quite possibly as I heard the song in my head when I wrote the words.

An original story by Robin J Rendell (c2022) From his book of very short stories, It's Raining Cats And Mice.

The demo of an original song by Robin J Rendell (Words) (c) and Neil Preston (Music) (c) Neil on vocal.

An original Yuletide drinking song by Robin J Rendell (c2012) I enjoy singing and playing this one - while I still can. lol Wassail is a drink made from hot mulled cider, ale, or wine and spices, commonly drunk as part of wassailing, an ancient English Yuletide drinking ritual and greeting when going from door to door for charitable giving (think modern day carol singers), or as part of a count...

An original melody by Robin J Rendell (c) Daniel Young, a songwriting friend from Fandalism, asked me to come up with a melody for his Christmas song, Our Lit’l King. The title of my melody is a line from Daniel’s song. This is, as far as I can remember, the only time I’ve been asked to provide a tune for someone else’s words.

Robin Rendell’s Two Lonely People (The Original)

Robin Rendell's Preacher Man

Robin Rendell’s Last Train To Hokey

Robin Rendell’s Three Soldiers Came A Marchin’

Robin Rendell's Greasepaint Smile

Robin Rendell's Sing A Song Of Christmas

Robin Rendell’s Singular Moment In Time

Robin Rendell with The Holly And The Ivy

Robin Rendell’s (Do I Know You) Dolly Blue

Robin Rendell’s Two Lonely People

Robin Rendell's A Topsy And A Turvy

Robin Rendell's Santa Paws The Christmas Cat

Robin Rendell's 'Ridgway'

Robin Rendell’s Five Strings On My Guitar

Robin Rendell’s One More Time