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BBC IntroducingYou are in: Cumbria > Entertainment > BBC Introducing > Carol Douglas: Songwriter Carol Douglas: SongwriterCarol's inspiration comes from personal experiences, picking up on things said in conversation, being given a challenge, or simply through being very moved or amused by something. Carol Douglas is a songwriter, composer & lyricist based in Carlisle and a long term member of the MCPS/PRS.  Carol She has a very wide variety of material in many genres: pop, rock, blues, folk, musical theatre, jazz, country, comedy, classical, songs for children, and ones about tough issues. She also co-writes online with other writers and musicians around the world and has been played on many regional BBC Radio stations and on Tom Robinson’s BBC Introducing. Five of her songs are also included on a resource database of new music for Schools. Having had songs published in the past, and interest shown by known artists, Carol is hoping that more developments are in the pipeline. Around 90 songs are at her Soundclick.com page, and she also has a page on Myspace. Melancholy Country BluesThe song is about times when things are so bad we start to see the funny side. Help playing audio/video On The Golden Sands Of TimeThis was kindly recorded for me by the Mexborough Male Voice Choir. Help playing audio/video Come My Sweet EmmaThis is an online co-write with a young chap in New Zealand called Matt Yearbook, a contemporary pop ballad about trying to help someone through a hard time. Help playing audio/video last updated: 23/09/2009 at 14:23 SEE ALSOYou are in: Cumbria > Entertainment > BBC Introducing > Carol Douglas: Songwriter |
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