Instrumental version of Lucy's Song, written by Steve Elliott and performed by Steve Elliott and Ilya Truhano

Solo fingerstyle guitar performed by Ilya Truhanov for acousticgroovewarrior.com

Jazzy fingerstyle blues for solo acoustic guitar composed and performed by Steve Elliott - recorded for acousticgroovewarrior.com

A song written by Steve Elliott and recorded back in 1995 with the great Rick Payne on slide. An acousticgroovewarrior.com (AGW) production.

Written & performed for acousticgroovewarrior.com (AGW) by Rick Payne, the renowned West Country bluesman in the UK who is often compared to Ry Cooder.

A lullaby written by Steve Elliott for his daughter. Lucy’s Song Come on little sleepy head It’s time for you to go to bed Catch hold of Mr Bear Let’s take a walk upon the stair You’ve had a long hard day And now it’s time for us to say ‘Good night, sleep tight…’ Close your eyes and take a ride Until you get to morning side You’ll be the driver of an engine bright On a magic journey through the night Wherever your dreams take you We’ll be there, we won’t forsake you You know the night is not so dark If you keep a dream alight in your heart Wherever your dreams take you We’ll be there, we won’t forsake you ‘Good night, sleep tight…’ Credits Written by Steve Elliott Vocal: Steve Elliott Guitar: Steve Elliott All other instruments: Ilya Truhanov Mixed by Nick Lukjanov at Mars Records Moscow an acousticgroovewarrior.com production

Instrumental version of the old English folk song. The tune's history goes back to medieval times when Europe was ravaged by plague and it was thought that 'parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme' would help. This is of course the famous refrain from the song. However, this version for acousticgroovewarrior.com features two acoustic guitars, played by Steve Elliott and Ilya Truhanov.

This song reflects on how everything changed so quickly when the Soviet Union collapsed, when the borders opened and the West streamed in, not necessarily all for the good. It was written by Stevee and recorded for acousticgroovewarrior.com (AGW) in 2012 in Moscow. Goodbye Mr Lenin Downtown Moscow on Old Arbat Street You can hear the sound of so many marching feet. Guess those old comrades wouldn’t recognise these parades - Sweet little Moskvichka in her Gucci and her shades. Goodbye Mr Lenin, I guess you’re in the shade, Money’s the new religion, it’s all the rage And comrade Josef would turn in his grave. Downtown Moscow money oils the flow - It runs like a thick black river through the Russian soul. Downtown Moscow where the pretty people meet You can smell it in the air - money is on heat! Goodbye Mr Lenin, I guess you’re in the shade, Money’s the new religion, it’s all the rage And comrade Josef would turn in his grave. Credits Written by Steve Elliott Vocal: Stevee Guitar: Stevee Guitar Sasha Badeshkov Recorded & mixed at Gigantre.ru Moscow

Fingerstyle instrumental written and performed by Steve Elliott