Wayne Davis began his music career in the New Zealand Airforce in the 1960's. Possessed with a powerful, soul laden voice, he was soon fronting local Pop/Rock bands and making a name for himself on the circuit. The military career soon became a thing of the past and Wayne was on his way to a completely different life along with countless other aspiring musicians of that period. 　　 　　At the same time, he was experimenting with songwriting and it immediately became apparent he had a "way" with words. "Bosun Porter" and a few other songs came out of this early period and soon other musicians who heard the songs realised that here was a talent to be reckoned with. Over the years, Wayne built up a small collection of songs he had written but somehow, he never got around to entering a studio and recording them. Then all the usual things with life generally got in the way and time slipped by quickly until recently when I got in touch and suggested that Wayne, come into my small studio and finally record those songs. 　　 　　This collection of songs bear testament to a life well lived, diverse subjects from his deep affection for his kids, observations on political unfairness, motorbike gangs and the stupidity of War. Observations from a keen eye that doesn't miss much and then sings like a bird to get the message across. Davis the singer has finally put his talent on record for everyone to enjoy. 　　 　　Grant A Houston, 　　Grad Cert Film and TV Music, Masters in Music Studies (Griffith University, 2001) 　　 　　All the songs were written by Wayne Davis 　　Paul Middlebrook played keyboards on the album. 　　Grant Houston played and programmed drums 　　Peter Tuatama played Guitar on "South Africa". 　　Sue Ashton, Grant Houston and Wayne Davis provided Backing Vocals on "Somebody Loves You" and "Don't You Know" 　　Arrangements, Sequencing, Engineering, some Keys and acoustic and Electric Guitars: Grant Houston 　　Produced by Grant Houston 　　Cover Design and Artwork: Grant Houston