White Wine in the Sun – Reminder: proceeds from all November to January sales go to the NAS
White Wine in the Sun
As in previous years, all November, December and January profits from the sale of Tim’s sentimental Christmas song, White Wine In The Sun, will go to The National Autistic Society (NAS) which provides support, information and services for people with autism and their families and campaigns for “a better world for people with autism”.
There’s the 2009 solo version and the one recorded in 2012, with strings, french horn and more.
Here are just some of the places you can download the 2012 single internationally: iTunes , Amazon (UK), Amazon (US) and 7digital.
If you have it already perhaps you’d like to gift it along with the socks, jocks or chocs…
White wine in the sun. Very pretty song, there is nothing in this world more beautiful then our children. Thank you for your love Tim. ?✌
Does this count for every year or just 2014, (i’m guessing?).
I just so love your work and want to listen to it but I am not ‘connected’ up with other devices AND I so don’t want to use Amazon.
Can I not get a CD/DVD through other outlets?
Have wonderful bits of Christmas that you really like.
James, it actually says if you listen carefully ‘I’d rather break bread with Dawkins AND Desmond Tutu’.
You are amazing.
Chicago is a beautiful city… please come here and do a show. My wife and I will take you to dinner! :)
Love it! Keep doing and inspiring because your truly send a great message… Saw your speech at UWA of on all thing Facebook. Awesome! I can not wait to find more of your material. Sorry it’s taken this long!
A agree with every word James, but you need to consider the other definition of breaking bread.
More importantly, much more importantly, Lovely moving song and a good cause.
How about a google play release of this, and of course many others as there is only one song on there at the moment.
Tim wanted to see you play Judas was crushed when show never made it to the states
A nice song, but why would you rather break bread with Dawkins then Desmond Tutu? Tutu fought for the liberation of South Africa and has been outspoken in his support of Palestinian rights. Where as Dawkins in his militant atheism has generally just promoted hatred and division. I am also an athiest, but surely the starting point for working out who you would want to share a meal with is their orientation to creating a better world on earth rather than whether they believe in a god or not?