A limberjack-animated lyric video about freedom on the open road. The alter ego rear view mirror figure jangles and jiggles to the story. A hypnotic guitar riff sets the pace as the jig doll and driver break free. Don't wanna go home. Steve Paul Simms - lead vocal, guitar, harmonica; Bob Cohen - bass and guitars; George Morellato - drums; Marty Grant - harmony vocal Written by Steve Paul Simms. From the album Ingrid and the Messenger Boy. 2020

Back Alley John was a Canadian blues singer, songwriter and harmonica player. At the age of 14 he ran away to Venice Beach California and for 2 years made a living as a busking harmonica player. It was in Venice Beach that he acquired the name "Back Alley John" because busking was illegal, he had to play his harmonicas in the back alleys. (Wikipedia) Written and sung by Steve Paul Simms. Produced by Steve Paul Simms, Douglas September and Bob Cohen. Guitars: Bob Cohen, Steve Paul Simms; Keyboards: Ed Michael Roth; Bass: Bob Cohen; Drums: George Morellato; Harmony vocal: Marty Grant: 2021

A grungy rocking blues full of screaming keyboards, gnashing guitars, and lovers trying to make ends meet. There's a lot of light and laughter here too. Lead vocal and guitar, Steve Paul Simms; guitars and bass, Bob Cohen; organ and piano, Ed Michael Roth; drums, George Morellato; vocals, Chantale Groulx and Linda Elaine Lucas. Recorded in Toronto by Douglas September. Produced by Simms, September and Cohen. SOCAN. All rights reserved.

A loving dedication to one of the brightest lights on the '60s songwriting scene. Ellie Greenwich (1940-2009) wrote or co-wrote more hit songs than we can list here, maybe most famously Be My Baby. She wrote with her then husband Jeff Barry and sometimes Phil Spector. She also arranged and produced and sang backups on lots of classics, as well as her own records. Steve Paul Simms - lead and backing vocal, acoustic guitar; Bob Cohen - bass and electric guitar; Ed Michael Roth - piano; George Morellato - drums; Linda Elaine Lucas and Chantale Groulx - backing vocals. Produced by SP Simms, Douglas September and Bob Cohen. copyright 2020 Steve Paul Simms

A folk-blues ballad with poignant words in troubled times. Here's to the best in all of us. Some say this sounds like a campfire tune. May it keep you warm at night. Steve Paul Simms - lead vocal, guitar, harmonica Bob Cohen - guitar, mandocello Dave Lang - bowed bass George Morellato - drums Linda Elaine Lucas - harmony vocal Chantale Groulx - harmony vocal Douglas September - piano Steve Keeping - extra drums Produced by Steve Paul Simms with Douglas September and Bob Cohen Recorded by Douglas September, Toronto 2020 copyright 2020 SP Simms

A playful and grateful tribute to Dr. John Campbell of Carlisle in Cumbria, UK, whose daily updates on Covid-19 https://www.youtube.com/c/Campbellteaching have been an invaluable source of information and good sense since the beginning of the pandemic. He has been a stabilizing influence in many of our lives. Carry it on, Doctor. This ditty written and sung by Steve Paul Simms. Toronto, September 2021