Hello. Welcome to the homepage of the Camden Town Group - and haven't they made it homely. I don't know them from Adam - in fact, at the time of writing this, some of them haven't even been born yet¹. Still - it's really exciting to be writing this blurb.

Anyway, it seems this "group" is a floating music collective with fifteen collaborators spread across five cities and two continents - I suppose their BIOGRAPHY should at least make for interesting reading. They seem to do a bit of Jazz, a bit of Soul, even a bit of Pop – but then by the time you read this, genre-pigeonholing will have hopefully become an anachronism.

But I'm more interested in you - I wonder where you are reading this. Maybe at work - naughty! - in which case the NEWS page might look like something official if your boss walks past. Or perhaps you're one of those people who looks really important accessing the internet on public transport on a cool handheld - in which case, show a little volume awareness if you decide to listen to some of the SONGS, will you? Or you might be reading this on a laptop via a WiFi² link in a fashionable American café where the coffees are laced with highly-flavoured syrups – you could always CONTACT the "group", but you're probably too busy, or perhaps just a little anti-social. (Interestingly, I am writing this in a café, in Austria, long before the invention of the internet, or Jazz-Funk fusion, or even soya frappuccinos.)

Speaking of being busy/anti-social, there’s a list of Camden Town Group’s imaginary friends, some more of their songs, plus all the usual guff over at their MYSPACE SPACE. If you want my opinion, all those myspace types should get out more. Whatever happened to good conversation?

I wonder what you do for a living – maybe something exciting, like making movies, or adverts. Or even goal-of-the-month compilations. In which case, you just might find the appropriate soundtrack amongst their PRODUCTION MUSIC. Or if you’re like me – and I think you are – and easily bored, then there are LINKS here to some other sites the “group” find interesting, including one where you can buy their album. Finally, just like in the movies, let’s roll the CREDITS.

Well, that's that. I have to say it's been one of the more difficult jobs I’ve had – writing about something that won’t happen for another 37 years involves a fair amount of speculation – but it has been kind of fun. And who knows, maybe I even got a few things right. Thanks for reading! Ciao!

¹I am writing this in 1970.
²I have no idea what WiFi is - it's 1970.