“I just have to write to tell you how very much I enjoyed your book. I came with my husband and daughter to your show at the Brook Theatre in Chatham last week, which was where I bought the book and a couple of CDs. I bought an old favorite, Writer of Songs, and your [...]

“Mr Andrews, yippeee, at last i’ve found your website!! I still have your ‘Writer of Songs’ album, which I bought when I was 13 back in 1972. It was good then, it’s good now, and it will be good in twenty years. You’re not just a singer and songwriter, sir, you are a true poet. [...]

“I first heard your music back in about 1970 – I was in HMV in Oxford St and they were playing ‘Soldier’ – and I bought ‘Writer of Songs’ straight away. Then, a couple of years later, you toured with Focus, and I organised a bus load from Southampton University, where I was by then, [...]

“I saw you about 35 years ago now and I have loved your songs since. Too many years passed before I re-introduced myself to them but I hadn’t forgotten a word from either Writer of songs or Friends of mine. I now include Snaps and the Margarita Collection… however my sister visited and stole Snaps [...]

Most of you will know that ‘Hey Sandy’ on ‘Writer of Songs‘ is about the death of a female student, shot by the National Guard in the Kent State University anti-war demonstration of 1970. The recording was never issued in America. However, I just received an order for the CD via this website from Kent [...]

“I bought ‘The Gift’ and replaced my copies of ‘Writer Of Songs’ and ‘Friends Of Mine’. All three are firm favourites in my collection and they contain a wonderful array of songs that move me and I can relate to. A rare gift in a songwriter. It is great to reacquaint myself with you. It’s [...]

Department of Music, University of Leeds ‘A good man in a uniform’: music, narrative, and message in Harvey Andrews’ ‘The Soldier’ ‘I’ll be content just to be a writer of songs And some will love them and other will hate them And I’ll just hope that someone will rate them And maybe someday investigate them [...]