Advance orders now being taken

It’s here! April 17th means you can now secure your copy of Kev’s “Fan Fayre for the Commons people CD”, and it will be shipped out to you on the release date of April 25th.

Choose between the DCFC Endorsed edition, or the Strictly limited (500 ONLY) “Red Dog” edition with special artwork. Both versions contain 12 great songs in celebration of Derby County. Just visit our ONLINE STORE and select music, or browse ShopKEV and follow the links!

DCFC Approved edition

Limited "Red Dog" Edition

Portrait of Robbie

My partner, the French artist Miki – has become so enamoured with all things Derby County, she helped put together the Commons People video. Now an avid follower of The Rams, in honour of Sav’s cracking free kick at The Keepmoat the other night,  and wishing the lads good luck against Swansea, I present her portrait of Robbie Savage, and another chance to hear the teaser of the song from the forthcoming Fan Fayre for the Commons people CD.

Robbie Savage by Miki

Fan Fayre for the Commons People!

Following the stupendous interest in the “Commons People” song and video, my partner and I, along with other interested parties the UK, are financing a new CD with the above title. It will feature 10 Derby related songs and hopefully include the “Commons People” video so people can put it on their iphones etc. We’re aiming to have it on sale within the next couple of months, and previews of songs will be aired along the way. The tracklisting (in no particular order) will be:

Derby Pride

The Co-Op Cow

Commons People

Can’t let Savage go (to the tune of cant let maggie go)

Tealinho

We’ll always be the Derby (To the tune of We didnt start the fire)

Steve Bloomer’s (still) Watching – New version

Wooly Bully

It Must be Clough (to the tune of it must be love)

The Derby Ram (modern remake of trad.song)

More than half of the album is completed at the time of writing.

In the song Wooly Bully, I want to feature some funny fan stories, so use this thread to tell me them, and I’ll feature the best in the song’s lyrics with some namechecks.

Kev Moore