- Chris Hart
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Songs Out Of South Pool
- The Barbers' lament Time: 1:51
- Big bottom Blues Time: 2:37
- The Boating Song Time: 2:04
- Come Forth To Wander Time: 2:12
- The Elephant's Bottom Time: 3:11
- The Harvest Song Time: 2:01
- Mobiles Time: 2:22
- Old Teachers Never Die Time: 1:30
- How To Spread A Rumour Time: 1:22
- The Auna Song Time: 1:31
- The Second Homer Time: 5:12
- Smile Time: 0:48
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Track 1 The Barbers' lament
Track 2 Big Bottom Blues
Track 3 The Boating Song
Track 4 Come Forth To Wander
Track 5 The Elephant's Bottom
Track 6 The Harvest Song
Track 7 Mobiles
Track 8 Old Teachers Never Die
Track 9 How To Spread A Rumour
Track 10 The Sauna Song
Track 11 The Second Homer
Track 12 Smile
"A load of crap".....Charlie Cocking
"We were going to hire him for the hall until we heard
this rubbish" .. .A member of the SPPC
"The Cover is nice ...." Lady South Pool
South Pool, a sleepy ancient village in The South Hams of Devon, is situated at The head of a sea water creek. The local pub, The Millbrook Inn, is the Hub of the village and this CD is on sale there to raise money for the rebuilding of the Village Hall, whose floor collapsed and requires mending.
Many of the tracks reflect the local life, and references to Somerfields and Tescos and other supermarket stores are made in 'The Boating Song' and in 'How to spread A Rumour'. 'Chilli Con Carne' refers to the Mother of the previous Land Lady, whose Cottage Pie and Chilli Con Carne were favourite dishes of the holiday makers Who visit the village by boat. 'The Second Homer' refers to the number of visitors who buy second properties in the area, where they spend their holidays; some of whom retire down here.
The other songs are all part of the repertoire of popular songs sung of a winter's evening in the pub.
