Scottish singer songwriter Vivien Scotson put a gentle version of this Strawbs big-hitter as video up onto YouTube, and has very kindly agreed to having it on Strawbsweb as an audio file. More about Vivien at www.vivienscotson.co.uk.

Another contribution from George, this time Dave's delicate, very personal tribute to his father

A spectacularly well done version of this anthemic song, with a Lambert-like extended electric guitar instrumental coda

A nicely done version of this Ghosts track from Rick (guitars and bass) and Frank (vocals and piano) - different running order of verses but I think it works well

Ever wonder what long time contributor Geoff Alexander looks like? Well now you can find out with this YouTube video link .. excellent cover, Geoff.

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 drifted off - perhaps it was the Stella ....{grin}

Strawberry Fools guitarist Ralph Tonge has produced this version of the Strawbs classic "A Glimpse of Heaven"

A lovely dreamy interpretation of this from Rapunzel and Sedayne of Winterflora (aka Sean and Rachel) - excellent Denny-esque vocals, with beeautifully played guitar and fiddle

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 simple treatment with voice, guitar and a hint of keyboard from David Lewis

New contributor Tom McCaughley has recorded this on a Boss BR600 reorder earlier this year

The second of Tom's contributions - another classic Strawbs track

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

This modern Cousins number was recorded very simply by Ralph in his new minimalist approach.

The preferred version of this new cover from Ralph is a fairly simple and minimal treatment as well. One of my favourite tracks from Deep Cuts.

Ralph has made a magificent job of this - probably one of the most epic and daunting pieces Cousins has ever written.

For Heather Malcolm's birthday in 2009, some of the Strawberry Fools got their act (virtually) together and recorded this cover of the B-side of "Part Of The Union"