as a sales representative with a record distributor. During this period he formed a folk-rock band called Millstone Bill with old friend Steve Southorn; they played pub and club venues around the Midlands. St Clair was still writing songs and the band performed most of the material. 1980 to present St Clair's marriage broke up in 1980, and he moved back to London, first working as a driving instructor for BSM where in 1981 he met Kim his current partner and Sarah Kim's daughter. St Clair now says he has two daughters – Anna and Sarah. Between 1982/84 St Clair travelled extensively around Europe. Initially by hitch-hiking to France, Italy and Greece. St Clair set up home in North London; by this time being booked to play in Italy, the Netherlands and the Republic of Ireland as well as all over the UK. Street Theatre became popular and St Clair enjoyed this freedom to perform in towns and cities throughout Europe. It was during this period that he performed alongside comedians such as Eddie Izzard, Sarah Crow and Ann Bryson (then known as the Flaming Hamsters). Not between Two and Five St Clair's first album came out in 1985. Financed by businessman Nelson King; recorded and produced by Bob Lamb at his studio at Kings Heath, Birmingham, it has now sold well in excess of 60,000 copies. Keyboards and arrangement were by Phil Johnstone. St Clair continued to write songs and perform throughout the 1980s, gaining bigger audiences. He played at a Barry Manilow concert at Blenheim Palace, and in 1988 St Clair performed to 5,000 people at the Festival of Voices in the Wembley Conference Centre. His second album, From the Little Back Room was released in 1991, having taken eighteen months to record. The production and arrangements using electronic sequencing and samples were all completed by St Clair. In 1994 St Clair recorded Basically... Terry St. Clair, his first completely acoustic album. In 1997 St Clair was approached by an American record label, to record a new album in New York City, although the deal ultimately fell through. At this time st Clair performed in the United States for the first time. St Clair was introduced to music journalist John Tobler by Dave Cousins of the Strawbs. St Clair's next release, Black White was recorded and released on his own label, having been recorded at the Denton Studios