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Eraserheads: Circus

On November 4, 1994, “Musiko Records” and “BMG Records” labels released “Circus”, the second Eraserheads studio album. It was recorded 1993 – 1994, at “JR” in Makati, Philippines, and was produced by Robin Rivera.

Personnel:

  • Ely Buendia – vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, tambourine
  • Marcus Adoro – vocals, electric guitar
  • Buddy Zabala – bass, keyboards
  • Raymund Marasigan – vocals, drums
  • Carmina Villarroel – vocals
  • Dindo Aldecoa – engineer
  • Lito Palco – engineer, mixing
  • Robin Rivera –mixing
  • Mark Justiniani – painting
  • Mario Joson – art direction, design
  • Grace Torres – art direction, design
  • Buddy Medina – executive production
  • Rudy Tee – executive production
  • Vic Valenciano – A&R

Track listing:

All tracks by Ely Buendia, except where noted.

  1. Bato – Marcus Adoro
  2. Sebreak – Raimund Marasigan
  3. Alaap
  4. Hey Jay
  5. Minsan
  6. Punk Zappa – Marcus Adoro
  7. Insomya – Marcus Adoro, Raimund Marasigan
  8. With a Smile
  9. Alkohol – Raimund Marasigan
  10. Wishing Wells – Raimund Marasigan
  11. Kailan – Ely Buendia, Marcus Adoro, Raimund Marasigan, Buddy Zabala, Anie Angala, Karing Evangelista, Auraeus Solito
  12. No Royalty Album Filter No. 9 – Marcus Adoro
  13. Magasin
  14. Butterscotch
  15. Sa Wakas – Ely Buendia, Anie Angala
  16. Prof. Banlaoi’s Transcendental Medication After Every Six Months or Punk Zappa Three – Marcus Adoro

Triumph: Rock & Roll Machine

On November 3, 1977, “Attic” label released “Rock & Roll Machine”, the second Triumph studio album. It was recorded August – September 1977, at “Phase One Studios” in Toronto, Canada, and was produced by Mike Levine and Doug Hill.

Personnel:

  • Rik Emmett – vocals, guitars
  • Mike Levine – bass, keyboards
  • Laurie Delgrande – keyboards
  • Mike Danna – keyboards
  • Gil Moore – vocals, drums, percussion
  • Beau David – backing vocals
  • Elaine Overholt – backing vocals
  • Gord Waszek – backing vocals
  • Colina Phillips – backing vocals
  • Rosie Levine – backing vocals
  • Mike Jones – engineer
  • George Semkiw – remixing
  • Doug Neil – assistant
  • Hugh Cooper – assistant
  • Rene Zamic – cover illustration
  • Gary Kremnitz – photography
  • Lynne Waggett – photography
  • Jim Murray – photography

Track listing:

  1. Takes Time – Rik Emmett, Mike Levine, Gil Moore
  2. Bringing It on Home – Rik Emmett, Mike Levine
  3. Little Texas Shaker – Rik Emmett, Mike Levine, Gil Moore
  4. New York Streets Pt. 1 – Gil Moore
  5. New York City Streets Pt. 2 – Gil Moore
  6. The City: War March / El Duende Agoniziante / Minstrel’s Lament – Rik Emmett
  7. Rocky Mountain Way – Joe Walsh, Joe Vitale, Kenny Passarelli, Rocke Grace
  8. Rock & Roll Machine – Gil Moore

Abstract Orchestra: Madvillain Vol 1

On November 2, 2018, “ATA” label released “Madvillain Vol 1”, the second Abstract Orchestra album. It was recorded in 2018, and was produced by Rob Mitchell.

Personnel:

  • Anna Uhuru – vocals
  • George Cooper – piano, keyboards
  • Chris ‘Falty’ Hargreaves – bass
  • Joost Hendrickx – drums
  • Evie Mitchell – harmonica
  • Jim Corry – alto saxophone
  • Dan Brunskill – alto saxophone
  • James Russell, Luke Foreman – tenor saxophone, flute
  • Jack Davis, Malcolm Strachan, Simon ‘Bobby’Beddoe – trumpet, flugelhorn
  • George Wrench, Kev Holbrough, Patrick Martin – trombone
  • Richard Jones – bass trombone
  • Rob Mitchell – arrangements, directed by
  • Neil Innes – engineer
  • Lewis Hopkin – mastering
  • Vassilis Skandalis – design

Track listing:

  1. Accordion
  2. Curls
  3. All Caps
  4. Bistro
  5. Fancy Clown
  6. Raid
  7. Madmix I
  8. Great Day
  9. Madmix 2

Ludus: Danger Came Smiling

In October 1982, “New Hormones” label released “Danger Came Smiling”, the second Ludus album. It was recorded in 1982, at “Studio Lustrette” in Manchester, England.

Personnel:

  • Linder Sterling – voice, artwork
  • Ian Devine – guitar
  • Michael Adcock – piano
  • Graham Revell – sopranos saxophone
  • Lee Buick – alto saxophone
  • Michael Pincombe – drums
  • Paul Mahoney – drums
  • Adam Lesser – engineer
  • Denis Blackham – mastering

Track listing:

  1. Foaming at the Bit
  2. Howling Comique
  3. You Open My Legs Like a Book
  4. Flogging Cully
  5. Mememormee
  6. Invasion of Compulsory Sex-Morality
  7. I Stabbed at the Sheep
  8. Mistresspiece
  9. Bloody Chamber
  10. Would You Rather Dancing Be?
  11. Wonder-Wounded
  12. Bitch Party
  13. Modju
  14. Palace of Thieves
  15. Redress
  16. Crinkum Crankum
  17. Centuries

Sun Ra Arkestra: Swirling

On October 30, 2020, “Strut” label released “Swirling”, the second Sun Ra Arkestra album.

Personnel:

  • Marshall Allen – alto saxophone, electronic valve instrument, direction
  • Noel Scott – alto saxophone
  • James Stewart – tenor saxophone, flute
  • Danny Ray Thompson – baritone saxophone, flute
  • Cecil Brooks – trumpet
  • Michael Ray – trumpet
  • Dave Davies – vocals, trombone
  • Vincent Chancey – French horn
  • Farid Barron – piano
  • Dave Hotep – guitar
  • Tara Middelton – lead vocals, violin
  • Tyler Mitchell – bass
  • Wayne Anthony Smith, Jr. – drums
  • Atakatune – congas
  • Elson Nascimento – surdo, percussion
  • Lewis Heriz – artwork

Track listing:

  1. Satellites Are Spinning / Lights on A Satellite
  2. Seductive Fantasy
  3. Angels and Demons at Play
  4. Swirling
  5. Sea of Darkness / Darkness
  6. Astro Black
  7. Infinity / I’ll Wait for You
  8. Queer Notions
  9. Rocket No. 9
  10. Sunology
  11. Door of The Cosmos / Say

Go: Go Too

In September 1977, “Arista” label released “Go Too”, the second and final Go studio album. It was recorded in 1977, in New York City, and was produced by Stomu Yamashita.

Personnel:

  • Stomu Yamashta – keyboards, piano, tympani, percussions
  • Klaus Schulze – synthesizers
  • J. Peter Robinson – keyboards
  • Al Di Meola – lead guitar
  • Doni Harvey – vocals, guitar
  • Jess Roden – lead vocals
  • Linda Lewis – lead vocals
  • Paul Jackson, Jr. – bass guitar
  • Michael Shrieve – drums
  • Brother James – conga drums, percussion
  • The Martyn Ford Orchestra
  • Paul Buckmaster – orchestrations

Track listing:

  1. Prélude
  2. Seen You Before
  3. Madness
  4. Mysteries of Love
  5. Wheels of Fortune
  6. Beauty
  7. You and Me
  8. Ecliptic

Dežo Ursiny: Pevnive Detstva

In September 1978, “Opus” label released “Pevnive Detstva”, the second Dežo Ursiny album. It was recorded in 1978, at “Opus Studio” in Pezinok, Slovakia.

Personnel:

  • Dežo Ursiny – vocals
  • Jaroslav Filip – electric piano, keyboards, harpsichord
  • Anton Jaro – bass guitar
  • Cyril Zelenak – drums, percussion
  • Dušan Húščava – soprano and tenor saxophone, flute
  • Juraj Lehotsky – trumpet
  • Vladimir Maly – Cor Anglais
  • Milan Tedla – strings conductor
  • Juraj Filo – engineer
  • Jozef Hanák, Ľubo Filip – technician
  • Ján Lauko – recording supervisor
  • Jozef Pernecky – cover
  • Milan Vašica – editor

Track listing:

  1. Vtáci – lyrics by Dušan Mitana, music by Dežo Ursiny
  2. Ostrov – lyrics by Ivan Štrpka, music by Dežo Ursiny
  3. Privretými Očami – lyrics by Ivan Štrpka, music by Dežo Ursiny
  4. Nové Dieťa – lyrics by Ivan Štrpka, music by Dežo Ursiny
  5. Jedného Dňa – lyrics by Ivan Štrpka, music by Dežo Ursiny

Pierrot Lunaire: Gudrun

In September 1977, “it” label released “Gudrun”, the second Pierrot Lunaire album. 

Personnel:

  • Gaio Chiocchio – acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin, harpsichord, sitar, zither, synthesizer
  • Arturo Stalteri – piano, organ, harpsichord, organ, synthesizer, acoustic guitar, tambourine, flute
  • Jacqueline Darby – vocals
  • Massimo Buzzi – drums
  • Enzo Martella – effects, engineer
  • Raffaele Cricchi – recording
  • Ezio Prost – artwork
  • Nicola Sisto – photography, liner notes

Track listing:

  1. Gudrun – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chicchio, Jacqueline Darby
  2. Dietro Il Silenzio – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chiocchio
  3. Plaisir D’Amour – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chiocchio
  4. Gallia – Jacqueline Darby
  5. Giovane Madre – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chicchio
  6. Sonde In Profondita – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chicchio
  7. Morella – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chicchio
  8. Mein Armer Italiener – Arturo Stalteri, Gaio Chicchio

Jonathan Wilson: Gentle Spirit

On September 13, 2011, “Bella Union” label released “Gentle Spirit”, the second Jonathan Wilson album. It was recorded in 2011, at “Canyonstereo” in Laurel Canyon, California, and was produced by Jonathan Wilson.

Personnel:

  • Jonathan Wilson – vocals, guitar, recording
  • Adam MacDougall, Brother Andy Cabic, Brian Geltner, Brother Chris Robinson, Colin “Husky” Laroque, Brother Gerald Johnson, Sir Johnathan Rice, Josh Grange, Kenny Siegel, Neal “Partsy” Schofield, Otto Hauser – performer
  • Brett Detar – additional engineering
  • Sir Thom Monahan – mixing
  • Bryce Gonzales – mixing assistant
  • J.J. Golden – mastering
  • Mike Sportes – artwork
  • Kirk James – layout

Track listing:

All tracks by Jonathan Wilson, except where noted.

  1. Gentle Spirit
  2. Can We Really Party Today?
  3. Desert Raven
  4. Canyon in the Rain
  5. Natural Rhapsody
  6. Ballad of the Pines
  7. The Way I Feel – Gordon Lightfoot
  8. Don’t Give Your Heart to a Rambler
  9. Woe Is Me
  10. Waters Down
  11. Rolling Universe
  12. Magic Everywhere
  13. Valley of the Silver Moon

Steve Walsh: Glossolalia

On September 12, 2000, “Magna Carta” label released “Glossolalia”, the second Steve Walsh album. It was recorded in 2000, and was produced by Trent Gardner and Steve Walsh.

Personnel:

  • Steve Walsh – vocals, keyboards
  • Mike Slamer – guitar, mixing
  • Page Waldrop – acoustic and steel guitar
  • Trent Gardner – keyboards, trombone
  • Jim Roberts – Hammond organ
  • Billy Greer – bass
  • Virgil Donati – drums
  • David Manion – digital editing
  • Steve Brownlow, Wayne Gardner

Track listing:

  1. Glossolalia
  2. Serious Wreckage
  3. Heart Attack
  4. Kansas
  5. Nothing
  6. Haunted Man
  7. Smackin’ the Clowns
  8. That’s What Love’s All About
  9. Mascara Tears
  10. Rebecca