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Steve Howe & Paul Sutin: Voyagers
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Label: |
SPV Recordings |
| Released: |
1995 |
Time:
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45:27
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| Category: |
Pop/Rock |
| Producer(s): |
Steve Howe, Paul Sutin |
| Rating: |
********.. (8/10) |
| Media type: |
CD
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| Web address: |
www.stevehowe.com |
| Appears with: |
Asia, GTR, Yes
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| Purchase date: |
2001.01.06 |
| Price in €: |
14,99 |
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[1] Telepathy (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:11
[2] Dreams of Freedom (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:33
[3] Quantum Leap (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:10
[4] Sweet Eternity (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:42
[5] Sanctuary (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:18
[6] Ocean Light (M.Marshall/P.Sutin) - 2:00
[7] Voyager (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:38
[8] Fantasia for Fins (S.Howe/P.Sutin) - 4:48
[9] Pied Piper (S.Howe/M.Marshall/P.Sutin) - 4:14
[10] Sonar Call (B.Corboz/P.Sutin) - 7:08
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Steve Howe - Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer
Paul Sutin - Bass, Percussion, Piano, Keyboards, Programming, Producer
Mike Marshall - Keyboards, Programming
Dylan Howe - Drums, Percussion
Benoit Corboz - String Arrangements
Carlo Bettini - Synthesizer
Renny Hill - Engineer
Jacky Sanders - Engineer
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1995 CD CMC 7503
Notes:
Originally to be entitled Voyagers in the Blue Universe (as the album
was to be about dolphins, but the idea was dropped when everybody was
doing dolphins), this is Howe and Sutin's second album together after
Seraphim in 1988. Sutin pre-recorded much of the album before Howe
joined him in Switzerland. Howe is quoted in the 2002 re-release's
liner notes:
Paul would put down a whole lot of
music and I would have a stab at it and then other people would get
involved. Once it was completed I got together with engineer
René Hill to produce the final mix. [...] We wanted this album
to be more melodic and more rhythmical than 'Seraphim.' But we didn't
want to lose the idea of creating mainly gentle music. On this CD [the
2002 re-release] we have changed the running order from the original
version to introduce a soothing element earlier in the album.
Howe also describes [4] as his favourite track.
Dylan Howe is Steve's eldest son, with whom he has collaborated on
multiple projects. Mike Marshall has also worked with Jon Anderson.
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