The May 2010 single from James Henry, a singer, guitarist and producer from the UK. It tells the story of a little safari man's journey of philosophical discovery around a planet of unusual landscape and almost art-deco vegetation, whilst his big counterpart sings effortlessly of Captain Beefheart, hyenas and other universal predicaments (in a nice scarf). Filming took place in the South East of England, one overcast day in January 2010 - you'd never know to look at it, would you?

"Don't Let It Happen" is a track from the Liverpool born songwriter James Henry, taken from his album "Overspill". This song and an unreleased b-side are, together, ONLY available as a download from http://shop.jameshenry.net. The a-side alone is available at iTunes. Please visit http://www.jameshenry.net for more information.

Very brief excerpt of a soundcheck at The Half Moon in Putney, South West London, July 2010

A live performance of an instrumental track from James' widely acclaimed album "Overspill"

A small documentary about the James Henry video for the song "The Sun Is Cracking The Flags", giving some insights into the production process and the song itself.

A vocal and acoustic guitar version of the song "The Sun Is Cracking The Flags", by James Henry - accompanied by a short, experimental cut from "The Making Of....." footage.