Jay Stapley came to London in 1978 after playing in local bands in the Kent/Sussex area. He became one of London’s best-known session and gigging guitarists. Jay has worked with diverse artists and producers on projects ranging from “Withnail & I”, a British black comedy film, to international tours with Roger Waters and Mike Oldfield. He has collaborated on albums for Suede, Toyah, Scott Walker, and others. Jay composes and produces in a wide range of musical genres, including Classic Rock, Blues, Americana, Country, Folk, and Electronica.
Performing and recording experience includes Guitarist, Musical Director, and Backing Vocals. Recording sessions and international tours with artists, including Roger Waters, Mike Oldfield, Suede, Scott Walker, Slim Whitman, David Allen Coe, Kirsty McColl, David Dundas, Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Westernhagen, David Mead, Henning Staerk, Toyah Wilcox, Shakin’ Stevens, Bucks Fizz, Peter Jay, Michael Kamen, Oh Laura, Athena Andreadis, and others. Film + TV soundtracks including “Withnail & I”, “How to get Ahead in Advertising”, “Hale and Pace”, and “The Duty Men”. Jay has been a producer/engineer for Westernhagen (Million-selling CDs), Ian Hunt, Wives and Servants, Lou Cowell, Pat Orchard, Bill Conlon, and Bacardi Europe Cinema Ad.
All This Will Pass... when you're in trouble, remember that it will pass. Comforting male vocal and acoustic guitar with gentle band accompaniment. Peaceful and reflective, but with a hint of darkness lurking. Male Vocals, Rock, Ambient Rock
Now that I need it, why can't I find time? How many pearls did I cast before swine? Looking back on your life, did you waste your time or spend it wisely? Male Vocals, Rock, Folk Rock
Sinking in the deep blue sea... suicide is painless? Lying on your back, floating in the ocean: ever wondered how it would be if you just let go and slide beneath the calm surface? Male Vocals, Rock, Soft Rock
"They won't let me on the telly 'cos I'm old, fat and smelly..." This comic song adresses the question "can old men rock'n'roll?" I'm not that old, but... Mixed Vocals, Rock, Classic Rock
Theme song for a generation: which generation? Middle-aged men! Defiant song with Tom Petty-style groove and instrumentation. Male Vocals, Rock, Classic Rock
"If your God's so fragile, maybe you need a new one..." Written in response to threats to cut off a cartoonist's hands after a Danish magazine published cartons depicting the prophet. Male Vocals, Rock, Classic Rock
"Just one hour lying here beside you, even if that's all we do..." Tender, yearning love song with acoustic guitar and string quartet. Male Vocals, Rock, Rock Singer-Songwriter
Bob Dylan is getting older... sad to say, the inevitable will happen one of these days. This song explores the idea of pop music after Dylan. It also features an authentic Dylanesque harmonica solo. Male Vocals, Rock, Classic Rock
After confusion comes clarity, balance, at ease with yourself, you've found your equilibrium. Classic rock with epic was-wah guitar solo at end. Male Vocals, Rock, Classic Rock
Imagine Seasick Steve fired up and with a band. Rocking good time Country Blues track: slide guitar, bass, drums and vocals with a catchy refrain. Male Vocals, Rock, Classic Rock
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