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This is an original song written by Steve Gerrity & Jane Moss, performed by Tapestry. This track can be found on Tapestry's new album 'Once Upon A String'. available now. Track clips from the album can be found at www.myspace.com/tapestryunplugged or http://opus-arts.net/opusrecords.php

Secret Garden is a fabulous fantasy folk story written by Jane and Steve Gerrity, performed by their band 'Tapestry'. Secret Garden is track 7 on Tapestry's new album 'Once Upon A String', available now at http://www.tapestrymusic.net For more information email directly to tapestrymusic@ymail.com

A song written in 2004 following the very moving interview on ITV Fiona Foster with Russell Lindsey, husband of TV presenter Caron Keating, who sadly lost her battle against breast cancer. Featured on the new album 'Once Upon A String' by Tapestry.

This is Jane's wonderful acoustic version of Joni Mitchell's classic song 'Big Yellow Taxi'. It's on our 'Covers' album. Hope you like it! Watercolour Clouds album by Tapestry available at www.tapestrymusic.net

This song is from Tapestry's second album Watercolour Clouds. You can buy the album now at www.tapestrymusic.net

This is a brilliant track from Tapestry's third album 'John O'Dreams'. It's a festival of Irish Trad in Tapestry's own unique rendition. 18 tracks and a smidge under an hour, it's well worth the investment. You can buy it now on www.tapestrymusic.net

This song is from Tapestry 3rd Album, also entitle John O'Dreams Available on www.tapestrymusic.net This song was originally created by the great songsmith Bill Caddick, wonderfully inspired by music from Piyotr Tchaikovsky's Symphony number 6, Pathetique, and ideas from William Shakespeare's tragic Macbeth. Tapestry's version is deeply personal to the band, beautifully executed with guitar and octave mandolin, and the velvety smooth voice of the late John Green.