Forget "One-Take Wakeman" - "One-Take" Claridge has done a splendid job on this live cover of "Grace Darling".

Claridge has turned his attention to this number from Dave's 1972 solo album - the Fools rehearsed this a while back and found it so dreamy we almost drifted off - perhaps it was the Stella ....{grin}

Claridge has really nailed one of my favourite early Strawbs numbers

One of Cousins' bitter classics

The closing number from Grave New World, reinterpreted by Mr Claridge

A powerful solo rendition of this Nomadness tune stripped down to just Claridge's voice and guitar.

Claridge has discovered the on/off button of his nifty little Zoom recorder and unleashed an astonishing bout of creativity - this is a really splendid version of this song from Nomadness, with three guitar parts, one keyboards (choir) two vocals all being executed by "the other DC".

And in contrast, here's a spartan rendition of a song which was possibly slightly smothered by the string arrangement on Two Weeks Last Summer.

A collaboration between David and Ralph. Very topical steel guitar sound given the new DC album. Clardge reports that: "Ralph played both 'twiddly parts' on his acoustic (directly injected into my Zoom). Also the chorused strum that kicks in on the chorus was Ralph's acoustic. I played solitary finger picky thing in the background- miked up my takamine, and open legged harmonies with myself (when I was alone at home!)."

David Claridge has unearthed this long lost Christmas version of the opening section of "Ghosts"

And here's David's own more traditional take on that opening section of "Ghosts"

Newbury-based David Claridge, a Witchwood "character" produced a cover of this track from Grave New World