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The new album now on sale 

 

 

 

If you wish to order copies of A Light Below The Door , simply click on the PayPal link below and you can order with your credit card - Anthony always despatches within 24 hours so it's a prompt service.

Some links if you want to download: The tracks and the album (and all the others) are ready to download from iTunes here. You can also download MP3s from CDBaby right here, and from Amazon MP3 right here.

If you want a copy posted out to you, just click on the PayPal button below to make a payment. Says Anthony: 'Remember that you can specify if you’d like the CD signed… And if you don’t like using PayPal, you can send a cheque or a tenner if you’re brave (Remember when you were a kid, getting money inside a birthday card? How wonderful – I digress) . E-mail me on anthonytonermusic@gmail.com and I can give you a postal address.’

He adds: 'There's a free download for those on the mailing list, so tell your friends. You can click on my ReverbNation page here, and become a fan.

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 Grab a listen to a selection of songs...

A version of the old 1962 classic by The Duprees, recorded backstage at The Alley Theatre moments before the performance there on December 3rd.

A new video, recorded in Quebec during the summer, for The Water Letter - A Gatineau Lullaby, one of the prettiest songs on the Duke of Oklahoma album:

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Many thanks to Paul Brolly from the BBC, who pulled together this little clip after we recorded a session in the studio with Ralph McLean. Clive Culbertson is on bass and harmonies and John McCullough is on piano. Many thanks also to Ralph, for inviting us on to his show to play.

 Here's the video for Sailortown, filmed, edited and directed by AT. Keep visiting for more clips...

And here's a clip supplied by Ciaran Magowan, filmed at the Ballymena Arts Festival in 2006, where Anthony appeared alongside Ciaran, Errol Walsh and Bobby Speers in an In the Round special. The song is 'Getting Used to Gravity Again', from the album Eventually.