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Jon Anderson: The Promise Ring

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Label: OmTown Records
Released: 1997
Time:
39:18
Category: Pop/Rock
Producer(s): Jon Anderson, Dan Selene
Rating:
Media type: CD
Web address: www.jonanderson.com
Appears with: Yes, Jon & Vangelis, Rick Wakeman
Purchase date: 2015
Price in €: 1,00





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[1] Born To Dance (Jon Anderson) - 3:59
[2] Flowers Of The Morning (Jon Anderson) - 4:17
[3] Timing Of The Known (Jon Anderson) - 5:31
[4] True Life Song (Jon Anderson) - 4:18
[5] Are You? (Jon Anderson) - 3:46
[6] My Sweet Jane (Jon Anderson) - 3:35
[7] True Hands Of Fate (Jon Anderson) - 5:20
[8] The Promise Ring (Jon Anderson) - 5:30
[9] O'er (Jon Anderson) - 3:02

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Jon Anderson - Liner Notes, Producer, Vocals

Jane Luttenberger Anderson - Duet, Harmony, Vocals
Gary Atkinson - Fiddle
John Bartlet - Guitar
Julie Cooper - Fiddle
Dave Dewees - Mandolin, Penny Whistle
Alan Dick - Keyboards, Violin
Adam Hunter - Bodhran
Marty Lau - Drums
Dave Lewicki - Mandolin
Mary McCluskey - Dulcimer, Fiddle, Flute
Pete Morin - Mandolin
Karen Peterson - Flute, Guitar, Orchestration
Bruce Powers - Dulcimer
Peter Richardson - Mandolin
Chris Scott - Flute
Inga Swearingen - Spoons
Paul Welch - Guitar

Dan Selene - Executive Producer, Producer
Robin Ayling - Executive Producer
Matt Marshall - Executive Producer
Matt May - Engineer, Original Engineering
Kevin Dickey - Engineer, Original Engineering, Sonic Solutions
Mike Pietrini - Reissue Engineer
Nancy Forrest - Artwork, Assistant Producer, Calligraphy, Production Assistant
William Aura - Digital Reassembling, Editing, Mastering, Re-Assembly
Benjamin Cziller - Art Direction, Design
Greg Notley - Sound Coordinator
Maria Ehrenreich - Production Director
Robin Kauffman - Photography

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1997 CD OmTown VHOCD 16
1997 CD Omtown OMCD 3001



Angelic voiced Jon Anderson may have achieved his greatest fame and accolades as lead singer of the legendary British progressive rock band Yes, but his solo ventures-from 1976's Olias of Sunhillow to his first Higher Octave release, the primarily instrumental Angels Embrace-have tapped into a more personal, spiritual side of his artistry. Anderson's two recent Windham Hill releases Deseo and Toltec expanded his cultural reach even further, establishing him as a masterful world music artist in the genres of Latin and Native American music. For The Promise Ring, which marks the debut of Higher Octave's new vocal imprint label Omtown, Anderson delves into his own heritage for a thrilling celebration of traditional Irish and Celtic melodies. Singing his own lyrics to the joyous, percussive sounds of multiple fiddles, pennywhistles, and mandolins, Anderson envisions "Eireland, as if I was living in the year 2002 and Eire was once again One" after years of political strife. He and his cast of close to 30 musicians recorded the nine tracks live at a pub in San Luis Obispo, CA Opio Studio and in a small church in San Luis Obispo over three nights to recapture the spontaneous feeling of the music as Anderson first heard it. The lyrics on this homespun project range from the hopeful spiritual messages of "Born to Dance" and the title track to more personal romantic expressions on "True Life Song" and "Flowers of the Morning." From the folkloric imagery of "The Timing of the Known" to a wistful, poetic ode to Ireland called "OR'."

Jonathan Widran - All Music Guide



Though Jon Anderson is best known for his tenure as the lead vocalist of pioneering progressive rock band Yes, his solo career has found him exploring many different genres, including New Age and Latin music. THE PROMISE RING is no exception: here Anderson embraces his Celtic roots with the help of a large group of folk musicians dubbed The Froggin' Peach Orchestra (a loose ensemble named after the California bar where the album was recorded). A joyous record filled with stomping bodhrans, careening fiddles, and ebulliently blown pennywhistles, the session is nothing short of an aural celebration, delivering all the passion and fun of a night out tipping pints in an Irish pub.

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