Album Notes

Heads up Beatles fans as a fresh batch of songs bring those British invasion days back into full swing. "Walrus" teams up writer/producer/artist Gary Murtha with two very special artists, David Fox and David Dubowski.

"Walrus" is a special hat tip to that little band called the Beatles. Two of the songs "Liverpool Lads" and Tangerine Days" cover the Beatles career in music. "When John Met Paul" is a foot tapping, catchy song about that special day of 6 July, 1957. "Walrus" and "Strawberry Walrus" take a look at the question of "Who was the Walrus?" "Your Everything" takes a John Lennon quote and creates a song around it. The song "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" takes a fresh look at this famous title. From start to finish a solid and entertaining lineup of music. There are little ditties/bits to look for as well, like a section of backward recording. So grab that incense, put on those tie-dyes, and find those beads as those groovy days of the 60's and 70's have returned.

It was a time of happiness, sadness, musical explosion, pain, and love. It was a time of peace and war. It was the days of our youth. It was the time of the Walrus.