Red Amber Green an introduction from Phil Coley. + Informações

Phil Coley takes use through Visualisation for Sporting and Trap, building on Red Amber & Green. Practical examples for Sporitng and for Trap Shooters.. + Informações

Purchase this song at: www.cdbaby.com Multiple millions of baseball fans yearn for the day that their team, whether the long losing Cubs, Rangers, Mariners, Rockies, Padres, Twins, Astros, Cleveland and Nationals win the Big One! One reason they don't is because those darn New York Yankees win far too many. They are just too "greedy". On behalf of all those fans of all those teams, this song asks Santa to choose another team among the above and make those darn New York Yankees lose ! The song was written by BMI Songwriter Joseph Pickering Jr. and sung by recording artist Phil Coley. Check out more from both by going to www.kingoftheroadmusic.com. + Informações

In this, the last of the three programmes in the series, you'll get an idea of what it would really be like to be considered an advanced shot. Although you are now at a pretty competent level, the title 'advanced shot' is still best reserved for characters like those that will be teaching you today. The first part of the programme is filmed at Edge Hill Shooting Grounds where you will see Carl Bloxham the former World Champion in the English Sporting discipline, putting some pretty good shots (young and old) through their paces. Carl analyses faults that have crept into their styles and passes on tips to improve consistency. He is ably assisted by Phil Coley the performance enhancement specialist and they will be taking you through a variety of targets. We then move on with our old friend Liam Dale who has a lesson in the finer points of shooting DTL. What better venue than Chatcombe Estate Shooting School and what better tutor than the former England International coach Ian Coley. To begin with Ian explains the differences between a trap gun, which is more suited to DTL and Liam's normal sporting gun. The differences conceded, Liam borrows a trap gun and visits the pattern plate to establish exactly where it shoots. See how with expert coaching Ian helps Liam to adapt to this different type of discipline. With the aid of a 'gun cam' (a camera mounted on the rib of a gun) Ian explains the different gun hold positions and demonstrates when to mount and where to shoot at .... + Informações

THE LESSON FROM NOAH is a "warning" in effect. Remember what happened to the people in Genesis, who were ignoring God and His laws! Although God gave us a covenant he'd not destroy the world with water, He will end it, there's no doubt. With all the earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc. we're having.. this is not the time to take His name from schools, government & our lives. We must not forget that "A nation not under God is a nation gone under"!!. + Informações

Phil Coley interviews Olympic hopeful Steve Walton. + Informações

Competition Preparation tips from Phil Coley, writing in Clay Shooting Magazine.. + Informações

When we celebrate Christ's birth at Christmas, it is the perfect time to recall not only the miracle of his birth, but his miracles & love the short time He was on earth as well as the love He still spreads around the world. Judy Welden says it was this love that inspired the idea for the song and is grateful for co-writer Rhonnie Scheuerman's input and the special touches proudcer, Phil Coley added to her melody.. + Informações

Paul Murphy is a musician, poet and lead singer in Birmingham band "The Detroyers". He recently presented an audio slideslide which marked what would have been Lynott's 60th birthday - had he not died in Jan. 1986. Both Lynott and Murphy were born in 1949, so as Paul contemplated his own 60th birthday, he looked back on Phil's life - tracing his birthplace in South Birmingham. In these out-takes from the main documentary, Paul reads selected poems from Lynott's first book of poetry "Songs For While I'm Away" - which are reproduced here out of respect. Presenter: Paul Murphy Photography: Ellie Gibbons Audio & Production: Sam Coley. + Informações

So, Liam Dale has put into practice the things he learnt in our first programme and is now hitting a respectable percentage of the targets he shoots at. He now understands the importance of safety and a lot of the more technical aspects of the sport. It's time to return to the Shalden Shooting School in Devon and to get top coach Rod Brammer to take him onto the next level. Rod will be explaining to Liam how to master some of the more tricky targets; one of which proves to be a real tester for our improving shot. Whilst Liam regroups from a difficult target, we catch sight of his wheelchair-bound friend Andy Beadsley, expertly performing on the driven pheasant stand. To introduce his pupil to a little competitive pressure, Rod suggests that Liam should shoot a 'head to head' with Jacky Coote on the driven grouse stand. Boys against girls... just shows this sport can be enjoyed by everyone. (For those of you who've participated in sporting shooting for a while, you will no doubt recognise the voice of that great character Chris Craddock who adds his expert comment to their performances but who has sadly passed away since this programme was filmed). In preparation for the real thing, we end the programme with Liam putting down his over and under, picking up a side by side and shooting at simulated coveys of driven partridge. For good measure, there's even a demonstration from Rod on how to clean your gun properly when you've finished shooting. This being the second .... + Informações

Clay Shooting Success Masterclass. + Informações

Joe Kent ~ I'm Coming Home Early. Written by: Joe Kent Vocals Performed by: Phil Coley. Nashville Photos by: newmediaedge.com Produced by; www.slideshow-creations.com. + Informações

Joe Kent ~ Drop Me Off In Nashville Written by: Joe Kent Vocals Performed by: Phil Coley. Nashville Photos by: newmediaedge.com Produced by; www.slideshow-creations.com. + Informações

Original Gospel song recorded by Judy Welden which she co-wrote with Phil Coley. Melody was first used by their co-written country-blues song, COME ON HOME (My Soul's a Dyin'). Was included on Judy's GRACE CD and released as single on radio in Jan. 2009.. + Informações

Joe Kent ~ I'm So Broke. Written by: Joe Kent Vocals Performed by: Phil Coley. Nashville Photos by: newmediaedge.com Produced by; www.slideshow-creations.com. + Informações

Paul Murphy interviews Colbert Hamilton, who recorded with Phil Lynott shortly before Lynotts death in 1986. This is part two in a series of interviews with Colbert, that look back at one of Lynott's very last recording sessions - and includes the previously unheard track that Phil was working on at the time - "Do You Want To Rock?". Presenter: Paul Murphy Photography by: Ellie Gibbons Audio and Production: Sam Coley 2009. + Informações

Thin Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott died on January the 4th 1986. Had he lived, he would have turned sixty in August 2009. In this audio slideshow Paul Murphy looks back on Lynott's life and explores the little known fact that this Irish icon was actually born in South Birmingham. Murphy is a musician, poet and lead singer of Birmingham band The Destroyers. Like Lynott, he was born in August 1949. As Murphy prepares to turn sixty he visits landmarks in Lynotts life and talks with the people he meets on a journey from Birmingham to Dublin. This audio was taken from a forthcoming radio documentary. Presenter: Paul Murphy Photography: Ellie Gibbons Audio and Production: Sam Coley Made in collaboration with the Birmingham Music Archive. Thanks to Jez Collins. birminghammusicarchive.co.uk/. + Informações

This interview reveals a "lost song" - which is quite possibly Phil Lynott's very last recording. The track, called "Do You Want To Rock?", was produced by Lynott, sung by Colbert Hamilton and features Phil on bass and backing vocals. It was recorded in Lynott's home studio in Richmond, less than 3 weeks before his death on Jan 6th 1986. The audio is a bit rough as it was very much a work in progress, but Lynott's unmistakable sound can be heard throughout. Paul Murphy talks with the song's co-writer and lead singer Colbert Hamilton (otherwise known as Black Elvis) and features sections of this previously unheard song - that had been sitting under Colbert's bed gathering dust for over 25 years... This feature is part of a series of audio slideshows celebrating what would have been Phil Lynott's 60th birthday in August 2009. Supported by the Birmingham Music Archive and Birmingham City University. Presenter: Paul Murphy Production: Sam Coley Thanks to Colbert Hamilton and Jez Collins birminghammusicarchive.co.uk. + Informações

Vocals- Phil Coley- Songwriter- Ronnie N. Smith. + Informações

Phil Coley recently visited Newton & Hadfield Gunshop in Loughborough.. + Informações

Live Performance by the Alexia Coley Band "Keep The Faith" at the Hoxton Bar & Kitchen, 02/11/11 www.facebook.com alexiacoley.com www.myspace.com twitter.com The Alexia Coley Band play their own original blend of Soul, Blues and jazz influenced by Motown and Stax records. They have performed on the Revellers stage at the recent Big chill festival 2011 along side such artists as Sharon Jones and the Dapkings and Aloe Blacc (i need a dollar). Alexia and the band perform their own original songs written by songwriter Alexia. The band are due to record in early 2012 and aim to capture the energy of a live performance as was done by Otis Redding and Aretha Franklin back in the 60s and but give it a modern twist. Alexia Coley - Vocals Jon Gillies - Sax Richard Watts - Trumpet Matthew Philip - Drums Fish Brown - Bass Ben Goddard - Rhythm Guitar Marko Kovacevic - Lead Guitar Milt Mavrakakis - Keys Filmed by Alexander Rollings, Canon Xa10. Sound: Direct from the mixing desk & mastered in logic.. + Informações

An endearing song most anyone can relate to, Little Girls, Boys, & Puppies, is a song you'll want to sing along with. Judy included her children and grandchildren. She also included children and pets of her friends and family. Rhonnie's Dog Sammie, and her grandson are also included. We hope you'll share this fun, happy song with your friends and family!. + Informações

Purchase this song at: www.cdbaby.com The most beloved man in the world's so old. He's very overweight, smokes, and under great stress by world wide demands. His face is Rudolph red. The little girl sitting in the Mall on his lap sings her concern dear Santa Claus be good to yourself Unlike any other song about Santa Claus. This little girl sitting on Santa's lap down at the Mall sings her concerns to Santa about Santa's health! She worries. His big belly is too big and round. He notices his pipe laying on a table next to him. Even his face and nose are flushed the color of Rudoph Red. What does she say to him? Well she doesn't want that dolly afterall. The little girl is more focused on helping Santa get back to good health. Jane Baxter gives a delightful singing rendition of that concerned child. The song has been expertly produced and arranged by Phil Coley who has been trained at the Berklee School of Music and has many successful years in music. + Informações

Vocals- Phil Coley- Songwriter- Ronnie N. Smith. + Informações

Vocals- Phil Coley- Songwriter- Ronnie N. Smith. + Informações