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Latest Release

  • Think About Christmas
    The Memory Club
  • Released
    Nov 2024
  • Genre
    Seasonal Pop
  • About
    Original idea words and music: Lynn Lister
  • Additional words guitar and vocals: Duncan Butler
  • Additional words, orchestration and vocals: Ian Collins

The Memory Club

Gentlemen of a certain age making the music they like to hear.
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Discography

Choose one of our curated albums below or
search band members entire back catalogue of music created over several years
with a range of other international musicians by clicking the link below

Catalogue

The Memory Club
Introducing›
Under the Covers
With The Memory Club›
Collaborations
Lynn Lister›
Guitar Melodies
Lynn Lister›
Strings, A little Brass and Piano
Lynn Lister›
The Quiet One
Ian Collins›
Flotsam and Jetsam
The metapop years›
Entente Cordiale
LYHE avec Duncan Butler›
Eye of the Storm
LYHE avec Duncan Butler›
El Mundo es un Pañuelo
Latin with Jazz influences›
Naked X2Z
Fraeth›
Deathless Wasteland
Bluecone Highway›

Coming soon from The Memory Club

Grab a cocktail and enjoy the underwater dancers

whilst we work on:

  • Expanding the catalog to include all our recent work with various artists
  • A new album of original songs including the single South of Georgia

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Band members

Ian Collins
Vocals, percussion, production
Lynn Lister
Guitar, bass, keyboards
Duncan Butler
Vocals, guitars, brass

Videos

  • Talk About Christmas
  • The Memory Club
  • A song of hope for a world heading in the wrong direction

    Now available from all outlets

  • Words Can't Convey
  • The Memory Club
  • One and All
  • The Memory Club
  • Wine to Water
  • The Memory Club
  • Prison Ship
  • The Memory Club
  • The British have a long history of using the hulks of captured
    or no longer sea worthy ships for the incarceration of prisoners.
    This song was inspired by a 19th Century American Poem 'The British Prison Ship'
    (Philip Freneau 1752 – 1832)
    But its words still seem very topical.

    HMS Victory Walkthrough Tour: (Chave Weather)

  • They play, they sing, they dance.....
  • They dress as reindeer

Press Releases

  • Aug 2024

    New from the Memory Club: “Middle of My Room”

    For all those touched by dementia: Original idea and lyric Lynn. Vocal Duncan. Orchestration and backing vocals Ian.

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    Ian
    ian@the-memory.club

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    Duncan
    duncan@the-memory.club

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    Lynn
    lynn@the-memory.club