Many of SUPER CIRCUIT MAN'S original songs ( like many of the world's favourite songs), are about Human Love in all it's Fascinating Variations. On this page, SUPER CIRCUIT MAN invites you to ... Welcome to our Love Song collection. CHOOSE A TYPE OF LOVE SONG: Bilingual Love Danceable Love Dirty Love Hoedown Love Metaphoric Love Non Possesive Love Pursuasive Love Crisis in Love Denied Love Happy Domestic Love Looking for Love Mistaken Love Parody of Love Unrequited Love

Swing Must You Use The Word,"Love"? Because so-o-o many songs have been written about Love, song writers have often strived to introduce some unexpected twist or POV to help their song stand out. Must You Use The Word "Love"? is Ross's entry into that category. Written during Ross's time at Jazz School, the song not only has lyrics reflecting an unusual approach to Love, but there is also a "weird chord", namely a 'Minor Major Seventh Chord' lurking in the Harmonic Structure --- can you hear it? Must You 00:00 / 04:29 If you like this song, you can DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE HERE DOWNLOAD LYRICS Toronto Bassist George Koller works with Drummer Dave Bjarneson to create the Solid Swing Groove, then Dazzling Pianist Andrew Glover has his way with it, with Ross adding a sax solo. If you REALLY like this song, please send Ross a couple of bucks to help fund his next album of Original Music, where your name will be included in the Credits, and you will become a Member of his TOP FAN CLUB! Thanks a lot!

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Unrequited Love I Want You To Know This song is about a Lost Opportunity, a Love Affair that almost happened but just didn't quite Pan Out, for whatever reason. The first verse ponders Past Mistakes & Regrets, as one tends to do when mourning a L ost Relationship. The Second Verse is purposely vague, even a bit mystical, a mixture of old I mages, Emotions & Occasions all jumbled together, as they tend to be in one's mind at such times. The verse ends early with the enigmatic question: "Don't you know I know you think that I was Blind?" Underneath all is a very Real if Unrequited Love I Want You To Know 00:00 / 03:33 If you like this song, you can DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE HERE DOWNLOAD LYRICS Vancouver Keyboardist David Pickell uses his Rhodes Piano to build a Gentle but Insistent Groove on top of Ross Campbell's basic chords and carry the Listener away into Dreamland, where this song lives. Brian "Nuke" Newcomb plays Fretless Bass, with Kat Hendrikse on Drums & Alan Perkins on Percussion. Later, Pickell brings his Prophet Five Analogue Synthesizer into the mix to round out the Etherial Vibe. If you REALLY like this song, please send Ross a couple of bucks to help fund his next album of Original Music, where your name will be included in the Credits, and you will become a Member of his TOP FAN CLUB! Thanks a lot!

Alienation Crank Call Have you ever got a call in the middle of the night that woke you up to hear some crap from some twisted psycho? What if it turned out to be true? Crank Call 00:00 / 03:41 If you like this song, you can DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE HERE DOWNLOAD LYRICS This song was written & sung by Ross Campbell, produced by Ross Campbell & Claire Lawrence at Pinewood Studios in Vancouver with Dave Pickell on the Prophet Five Analogue Synthesizer, Norman McPherson on Guitar, Brian "Nuke" Newcomb on fretless Bass, Kat Hendrikse on Drums, Alan Perkins on Percussion, & Nancy Nash & Mary Saxton on Backup Vocals. If you REALLY like this song, please send Ross a couple of bucks to help fund his next album of Original Music, where your name will be included in the Credits, and you will become a Member of his TOP FAN CLUB! Thanks a lot!

ALBUMS/VINYLS FOR ALL THE MUSIC LOVERS SUPERCIRCUITMAN offers you many different types of music, from Pop to Rock to Funk to Reggae to Alt Techno to Country Rock to Swing, and even some Jazz recorded by some of the finest musicians from Western Canada & beyond. SUPERCIRCUITMAN invites you now to PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR GROOVE: POP ROCK REGGAE ALT TECHNO COUNTRY ROCK SWING "When The Rivers Are Hot (1980)" Ross Campbell & Fat Chants HOT VINYL This was Fat Chants' first studio recording and has gained some notoriety among the global vinyl collectors' community. It talks of nuclear accidents that have released radio-active water and fall-out, endangering species, including ours. https://www.discogs.com/seller/Supercircuitman2/profile This Vinyl LP was Produced by Vancouver's Claire Lawrence, of Chilliwack & Hometown Band fame, & Recorded at Pinewood Studios in Vancouver in 1982. This version of "When The Rivers Are Hot (1982)" is much more laid back and less political than the more famous 1980 version, yet very funky in its mid-80s way, even featuring a Prophet 5 synthesizer, the latest rage at the time. Check it out to hear the different bass lines by Brian ("Nuke") Newcomb & very groovy percussion by Kat Hendrikse. FAT CHANTS ALBUM This white Fat Chants album was Recorded Live at several favourite Edmonton venues, including The Shadows Lounge, The Palms Cafe, The Boiler Lounge, The Sidetrack Cafe & The Princess Theatre. It includes a dozen Swing Standards not available on the Download version, as well as Ross's Original songs listed above. FAT CHANTS LIVE @ HOTBOX This CD was Recorded Live at the famous HOTBOX, one of Edmonton's early Jazz & Swing venues, attended and performed by many of the Master Teachers & Star Students of the Grant MacEwan Jazz School just down the road. It includes some of Alan Stein's hilarious, spontaneous monologues between songs, which are unavailable on the Download version. As you will hear, Alan was a natural stand-up comedian and could turn anything into a joke. Archival Collection CD Give My Heart 2 U DVD I'm Talkin' To You CD

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Give My Heart To You 00:00 / 03:31 Dirty Love Give My Heart To You This laid-back reggae song of Ross Campbell's contains a "dirty" lyric that he originally thought would come across as an E dgy W itticism, but which he came to regret as a clumsy case of Bad Judgement. Here are the lyrics to the second verse: "You were born in riches & I was born in rags And up to now we've always been in completely different bags But here is where the change comes, from now on we'll be thick Give me just your smile, Girl, & I will give you dick. " It seems naive now, but Ross originally intended "dick" to mean "nothing", as in "Dick All", as in Sweet Dick All, a derivative of Sweet Fuck All, which, as everybody knows, means "Nothing". Unfortunately, many well-meaning persons have taken this intended edgy witticism as a reference to the male member, which suddenly plummets the song into the realm of Gangsta Rap, not really Ross's thing. We'll never know how many potential radio spins have been denied Ross's CD SUPER CIRCUIT MAN because of this Dirty I ll-Considered Word. Other than that, the song is quite a Sweet Love Song with a couple of Occult References thrown in. Anyway, that's our story ---is that Dirty enough for you? (If not, check out the last verse of Metaphors, listed under Metaphoric Love) If you like this song, you can DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE HERE DOWNLOAD LYRICS VIDEO Ross Campbell loves this version of as i t includes Allan Stein & Mairi Maclean, his two former co-partners in their original Swing Band. They cover the back-up vocals while Allan also adds his distinctive masterful Guitar licks. Ross plays Rhythm Guitar & sings the Lead Vocal, Bill Mutual on Drums and Farley Scott on Bass provide an animated Bottom End, while Ken Hillaby has his wily way with his B-3 Organ, providing a Deep Deep Groove for Dancers who like Reggae. The If you REALLY like this song, please send Ross a couple of bucks to help fund his next album of Original Music, where your name will be included in the Credits, and you will become a Member of his TOP FAN CLUB! Thanks a lot!

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Aging The Inevitable Passing Of Our Youth Rich or Po or, Happy or Sad, Clever or Not, Male or Female or Non-Binary, we are all subject to the Same Nagging Reminder of Our Mortality. This is the Essence of the Theme of this song. "So don't go playing Pontiff in no empty little church When you know just what kind of fool thou art ..." The Inevitable Passing Of Our Youth 00:00 / 04:40 If you like this song, you can DOWNLOAD IT FOR FREE HERE DOWNLOAD LYRICS VIDEO Version of this song was Produced by Ross Campbell & Claire Lawrence at Pinewood Studios in Vancouver with Ross Campbell on Lead Vocal (as always) Dave Pickell on Rhodes Piano Norman McPherson on Guitar Brian "Nuke" Newcomb on Fretless Bass & Kat Hendrikse on Drums The If you REALLY like this song, please send Ross a couple of bucks to help fund his next album of Original Music, where your name will be included in the Credits, and you will become a Member of his TOP FAN CLUB! Thanks a lot! This is the version of the song which is on The Ross Campbell FatBand Vinyl LP I'm Talkin' To You Available @ Diskogs.com As is common with Ross Campbell songs, there is another naughtier version of The Inevitable Passing Of Our Youth. In the earlier Version, featuring Tight Three-Part Vocals, the second verse credits MaryJane with "easing the flow of Tim e". If you read the printed lyrics for this song, you might notice that they are from the Fat Chants version. Watch This Space for an upcoming button to Hear or DOWNLOAD the Fat Chants Version.