Hunter Muskett have just finished their Autumn tour, the longest run of performances for a long time. So over twenty shows and 3,500 miles later, we're back home and thinking about sloe gin, mince pies and all things Christmas.

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On the recording front, the band's last album Roll On is continuing to get great reviews, Radio 2 plays and is selling well at venues and on line - all very exciting. My follow up to Falling More Slowly, the solo project, is due to be mixed at the end of January after Mr Tom Leary has added his fiddle magic to one or two tracks - I'm hoping it will be ready  for the Spring. Meanwhile, the retrospective album of reimagined older songs from my back catalogue is still awaiting further attention but should be released for family and friends in the Summer. 

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Do have a look at the gig schedule for next year - again I shall be all over the UK so whether I'm on my own or with the band, do drop by to say hello. 

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And in the meantime, all the very best to everyone for the festive season and thanks again for continuing to take an interest in my dear old songs - it really is appreciated.

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Take care

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Terry

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