Tag: Joshua Francis

Joshua Francis – 4077th Heaven, Eddie Calver Live at Rosie’s 1953

  ArtistRack brings to you 'Joshua Francis - 4077th Heaven, Eddie Calver Live at Rosie's 1953' In 1953, Captain Eddie Calver sits wounded in a field...

Joshua Francis – The Butchershop Quartet

ArtistRack brings to you β€˜The Butchershop Quartet’ by Joshua Francis At long last, after 74 years of waiting, the very first appearance by Eddie Calver...

Joshua Francis – The Frogs of War

ArtistRack brings to you β€˜The Frogs of War’ by Joshua Francis Well, look what the cat dragged in. After placing a series of advertisements in...

Joshua Francis – Fox-Hole Blues

ArtistRack brings to you β€˜Fox-Hole Blues’ by Joshua Francis In 1953 Captain Edward "Eddie" Calver was honorably discharged from the US Army following the Armistice...

Joshua Francis – Ladies…Please!

Dear Ladies, Please don't chase me anymore. I'm old, tired, injured and very, very married. Much obliged. JF For Samantha. Joshua Francis Β· Ladies...Please! FOLLOW ON: FACEBOOK |Β YOUTUBEΒ | WEBSITE

Joshua Francis – Hill To Die On

ArtistRack brings to you 'Hill To Die On' by Joshua Francis Eleven years on since my liver failure, hep A and coma debacle, I must...

Joshua Francis – Free Charles Bronson

Video for the official campaign song for the Free Charlie Official (Charles Salvador) campaign. Jailed in 1974 for seven years over the theft of a...

Joshua Francis – Free Charles Bronson

Official campaign song for the Free Charlie Official (Charles Salvador) campaign. Jailed in 1974 for seven years over the theft of a mere Β£26, Charles...

Joshua Francis – Little Christian Folk Record

Life is a one-take wonder. Technical tomfoolery aside, so is my Little Christian Folk Record. This autumnal offering was imagined as a far grander...

Joshua Francis – Quickened

A hand picked and varied collection from the pen of John Quick and his collaborators, Mario Maneri (Milan, Italy), Mike Shapiro (Auburn, California) and...

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