Corine Barton

Cover of Come Together by the Beatles. Corine Barton Vocals, Allan Barton guitar, Bobby Vale jr. on Drums and Rich on Bass. This is a first take and I will replace the audio when we record it again. Sound created by Dolby On.

Cover of Gold Dust Woman: first version Corine Barton vocals, Allan Barton guitar, Bobby Vale jr. on drums and Rich on bass.

First jam with our new band. We are still friends with the guitarist and bass player but went on to form our own band taking with us the best part of it Bobby Vale, jr. our awesome drummer.

“Fooled by You” by Corine Barton, Allan Barton and Bobby Vale, jr. on drums. This is a first take. Working out melody and lyrics as I went along. We will update recording and lead guitar in the future. Sound quality created by the Dolby On App

New jam in process. Corine Barton Voice, melody and lyrics. Allan Barton guitarist and co-songwriter and Bobby Vale, jr. on drums. Recording Created by Dolby On

We'll Meet Again is an ancient love song about soul mates who travel through time together. Allan Barton co-writer and guitarist. Bobby Vale, jr. on drums. Original painting by Corine Barton. Sound Quality Created by Dolby On

Taken from an old poem I wrote, Dreams are Never Love is a song about coming to some kind of reality when facing a failed relationship. Allan Barton co-writer and guitarist. Bobby Vale, jr. on drums. Drums come in halfway through the song. Bobby was tuning them up. Original Oil Painting by Corine Barton Sound Quality by Dolby On

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Easy Does It, is a jazzy funk-rock alternative song. Incorporating funky riffs and basslines bringing you into a new groove.

Heavy rock song about liars. Allan Barton on guitar and co-writer. Bobby Vale, jr. on drums.

This song is about someone who leaves behind all the material things in life in search of something deeper. A true spiritual journey. Yet whilst he becomes a savior, he doesn't realize that he hurts others he's left behind.

We'll Meet Again is a love song to a soul mate. A poetic ballad with acoustic guitar. An ancient love that has lasted many lifetimes.

New recording of Tumbling Weed with my band Barton & Vale. Allan Barton on guitar and Bobby Vale,jr. on drums. Arthur Swagger on guitar. Lindsey Barton on background vocals. Track starts a little late into lyrics.

Tell Me Tell Me with my band Barton & Vale. Allan Barton and Arthur Swagger on guitar, Bobby Vale, jr. on drums.

First cut of new song with my band Barton & Vale. I was making up the lyrics and melody as I went along. Song intro is long. Allan Barton on guitar and Bobby Vale, jr. on drums.

New song that I am so excited about! Written by Corine and Allan Barton. Allan was playing this on his guitar and I came up with the lyrics and melody. First cut done on my iPhone. Waiting to go into the studio and do more with this although I like the acoustic guitar so I don't to want elaborate too much. This song is both autobiographical, about the state of the world these days and about trying...

Second version of Mercy Mercy recorded at Starr Ridge Studios with Dave Powers and Rodger on guitar.

This track was written after the news of yet another school shooting. We really need to fight the NRA in Washington and let our voices be heard. All students and teachers should be safe in their classrooms. The Valentine's Day massacre yesterday was horrendous. Let's pray for those who lost their loved ones.

A Gypsy's tale is about a woman who goes to a card reader and finds out that she is about to meet the love of her life. Copyright 1997

Sweet Water was one of those songs that just come through you. It was inspired by the soft R & B sounds of my youth. It is an intimate look at a man and women's relationship. The dance of lovemaking and the sultriness that goes along with seduction.

A song I wrote straight from experience and the heart.

Written when I was younger looking towards the future. Finding perspective in being young and old and interchanging positions.

A song to all the men I have loved and lost in love.

A song about being in love with a narcissist!

From my Rock Opera "Rain" here are two songs which go from the light into the darkness as the character of the opera descends into the pitfalls of drug abuse. He eventually gets himself out of it and changes his life forever.