Jim’s early work with Blossom Toes, Family, Linda Lewis, Cat Stevens and Cockney Rebel eventually lead him to join the new band started by Rod Stewart, after the break-up of The Faces.

 

Jim stayed for 18 years as his band-leader, co-writer and co-producer.  Together they wrote such songs as Tonight I’m Yours, Forever Young, Passion and most recently Brighton Beach from Rod’s Number 1 album “Time“.

Combining resonator and acoustic guitars, double bass and three part vocals, Jenny Wren and Her Borrowed Wings’ rootsy style combines many elements from Americana, Blues, Folk, Soul and Old-time Jazz.

~ "A sparkling performance from such wonderful musicians"
~ "The dirt road sounding guitars dance with each other"
~ “Great band. Distinctive and unique sounding throughout. Great live too!"
~ "It's like watching and listening to one organism"
~ “Theirs is a dusty, smokey roots sound with a hint of 40s noir around the edges”
~ “Textured, low-down R&B with an old soulfulness and a winning shimmer”

London born singer/songwriter, Mick Terry, has been winning over fans and critics alike with his brand of melodic pop since the release of his debut LP “The Grown Ups” (co-produced with Mick Wilson) back in 2010.

The acclaimed follow up in 2018, “Days Go By” saw him deliver his strongest work yet with the first single “Emily Come Back” receiving airplay on BBC Radio and as far afield as Maui FM in Hawaii. Produced by Jim Boggia, the album features a stellar cast of musicians including: Tracy Bonham, Richard Causon (Ryan Adams, Jayhawks, Ray Davies), Dana Myzer (Cotton Mather, Farrah), Henrik Irgens (Natalie Imbruglia, Jamie Lawson. Recorded in London, Philadelphia and New York, the record was described by Goldmine magazine as a near flawless effort and like some amazing, long-forgotten ‘70s playlist.