Reviews

Support for Gillian Frames New Voices Commision at the Britannia, Panopticon Music Hall, Celtic Connections Festival Jan 2004. " No such hostile responses for either of the sets in last night's programme. Gerry Cambridge (moothie) and Neil Thomson ( vocals/guitar), offered up an opening selection of gentle, often whimsical songs that occasionally jigged about but most often harked back to poetic reflections ( some of them penned by Cambridge ). His The Thought of Snow - with music by Thomson - had a curlicue of Incredible String Band-ishness to it that was utterly engaging, while a doggone ditty about canines, Banjo Blues, was witty'n'nifty enough to make cat-lovers howl in appreciation". The Glasgow Herald. click to see review

Review of First demo CD, 'What Fools Do' in 1999. ".. What Fools Do, the year in the making debut album from Paisley Singer/ Songwriter Neil Thomson is a welcome alternative. Its 10 tracks of gentle and evocative folky listening, are more akin to a leisurely rural run, Thomson investing the whole with a James Taylor-esque peaceful assurance". The List Magazine

Review of second CD, " People of the Past". ' A talent that deserves hearing.. ' Traditional Music Maker.

You can order Neil Thomson CD's here and download some of his songs.

CD's

	Neil Thomson and poet and harmonica player Gerry Cambridge produced a CD together called 'Shore Crab' , released May 05. order This is a link to Gerry's site. www.gerrycambridge.com Listen to a sample song from this CD called 'Little darlin' in MP3 format click here to download
	'Common Ground' , released Nov 01. order Listen to a sample song from this CD called 'Death valley' in MP3 format click here to download
	'People of the Past', released Nov 99. order Listen to a sample song from this CD called 'Snapshots' in MP3 format click here to download
	'What Fools Do', released Sept 98. order Listen to a sample song from this CD called 'Senair' in MP3 format click here to download