Between 2003 and 2010 I recorded some songs with my friend and former colleague Tom Andrew-Power. We called ourselves St Jude. I played the music and Tom wrote all the words and sings. We recorded some songs in a studio with producer Adam Fox who also plays several instruments on certain songs. Recently I discovered that it’s possible to release an album – via Spotify, iTunes, Amazon and YouTube. Here it is.
The Spotify Link is here https://open.spotify.com/album/6r6PPfb3tJ5MRjeXOLELfL?si=yr-6bwe2Q9ObpErk8u6Taw.
And here are the songs on YouTube:
If you want to download the mp3s (go on!) you can get them from Amazon music:
I’m fully anticipating maximum tumbleweed – but it’s fun to share this, just because I can.
teacherhead 
Good to hear, well done.
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Love this Tom and as we go to a St Jude’s it’s worth a reminder that Jude was a patron saint ….. and this will make you smile or delete my comment …… of lost causes
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Haha. Yes – we were aware of this and did our best to honour it by being as unsuccessful as possible. Originally the name came via an association with origins of QPR, Tom’s team.
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As long as you will still visit Nottingham. hey and bring the band we have a thriving musical scene….second chance, we teachers like that 😉
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Dear Tom ,
Very interested in your connection with St Jude as I discovered the band about 4 years ago and regularly play the CD. It has a great 70s sound and the female lead singer has a great rock voice. When I discovered the CD I was intrigued as to who the members were and how did the band come to be formed . As a 60 plus music fan my introduction to the music scene was in the late 60s and of course throughout the 70s. I remember you had made reference to St Jude in one of your previous blogs.
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Haha. We’re talking about a different band! My St Jude was formed without knowing of the other!
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