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Old 03-19-2006, 04:01 AM
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Fellow Moonies,

I am thrilled and honored to have our musical compilation, Giant for an Hour, added to the playlist here on AM. What's even better is that it is on the same day that our friends, Advent, have their new CD added.

I am posting a playlist here because this is a compilation of several artists and should you hear a song you like and look to see what's playing, you won't recognize that it's from this CD. Should you be curious enough to request a song or two, you will also need to search by artist or song name. I am also posting the purchase information should you decide you just have to have this, and it doesn't come up from the list.

This was done by musicians on the Gentle Giant list. All proceeds go to the List fund, we are not making this for profit. It is for the love of music.

I hope you all enjoy this collection of prog tunes!

Tomas Stark- Days in Cymru [1] Tomas Stark: electric guitar,
SoundCanvas, B4 organ, synth drums, vocals.
Produced by Tomas Stark at the Old Road Studio,
Luleå, Sweden, July/August 2005.

Dan Bornemark- Suit Yourself [2] (music:
Bornemark * Lyrics: Bornemark/Beecham) Bengt
Johnson: drums * Olle Ekman: add-on bass * Björn
Claeson: saxophones * Niklas Ekelund: accoustic
guitars, all electric guitars * Dan Bornemark:
all vocals, all other sounds. Recorded at Studio
McBuddha 2005

Bill Tindall- Underture to a Future Overture [3]
(Tindall) Bill Tindall: guitars * Glen Burg:
bass * Andy Kubicki: keyboards. "This came about
from a meeting of friends both in reality and
virtually. Bill composed and played it and Glen
and Andy surprised Bill with their added parts.
Though not complete, it is a short and pleasant
musical journey."

note: Dan Bornemark added the moog line that transitions between track 2 and 3.

The Rebel Wheel- Death At Sea [4] (Campbell)
David Campbell: guitars * Pelle Vadim: bass * Per
Lind: drums * Cab Lind: vibes * Nils Bell:
keyboards. http://www.therebelwheel.com/

Dionysus- Lord Forrest [5] Mark Butler: drums,
percussion * Steve Christensen: guitar, recorder,
kazoo, lead vocal * Jan Clark: recorder, kazoo,
vocals * Kirk Maurer: keyboards, sax, kazoo,
vocals * Ron Velosky: bass. "Seniors in high
school ... there was never any consideration of
learning pop songs to make money. Recorded at
Kajem studios in Philadelphia, summer 1978.
Dedicated to Ron: suddenly gone, so much left to
say."

Joe Brozio- Times and Miracles [6] (Brozio) Joe
Brozio: guitars and bass * Markus Hoffmeister:
drums, percussion. Recorded at Arthouse Studio,
Germany. Engineered by Torsten Polscheit.
"Strongly influenced by John McLaughlin, one of
my heroes. I think this shows many GG-related
techniques: tricky rhythm changes; melodies
presented after each other, and in the end played
all together--and I think it sounds good." From
the album "Nylon Times." Copyright © Joe Brozio.
All rights reserved. http://www.joebrozio.de/index.htm

The Region of Where- Arborea: Rising Wind * The
Gathering * The Voyage * Land's End [7]
(Ken
Abelson/Roberts/Ariel Rudiakov) Jonathan
Roberts: guitars, keyboards, programming. "I
transcribed two jams--which totaled over 45
minutes--and worked those themes into this
whole." Produced at the Treehouse for Nart's Egg
Musical Ventures. Copyright © Ridge&Valley Music.
All rights reserved.

Ant Bowles- The Briar Man [8] (Bowles) Jazz
Bhopal: lead vocals * Marc Catera: saxophone *
Ant Bowles: lead and background vocals, guitars,
organ, synth, and drum programming.

The Vaporizers- George the Cat [9] (Tomer-White)
Brett Tomer-White: cornet * John Keenan-Mudrick:
alto saxophone * Scott Steele: guitar and devices
* Brian Casey: bass guitar * Nick Gefroh: drums
and percussion. Produced by Scott Steele and Nick
Gefroh. Engineered by Mike Lastra. Recorded July
2005, mixed August 28, 2005.

Jeff Smith and Jamie Krutz If A Tree [10]
(Smith/Krutz) Jeff Smith: 1964 Fender Jazz Bass.
Jamie Krutz acoustic and electric guitars;
violin; drums; piano, organ, and synthesizers.
Jamie writes: "Jeff and I met through the
Colorado Art Rock Society. We live in different
Colorado cities; have seen each other only a few
times, and had never played together before
collaborating on this song--which we wrote and
recorded in one day." Working title: "Giant In A
Day." Produced by Krutz and Smith. Engineered and
mixed by Krutz. Copyright © 2005 Jeff Smith and
Jamie Krutz. Used by permission. Visit
http://www.JamieKrutz.com.


Tomas Stark- After All These Years [11]
Tomas Stark: electric and acoustic guitars,
Roland SoundCanvas, synth drums, vocals.

Paul Beecham- Craig-y-Nos [12]
All playing, programming, engineering, and production
by Paul Beecham. Copyright © Paul Beecham. All
rights reserved.

Dionysus- Puppet Show [13]
Mark Butler: drums,
percussion * Steve Christensen: guitar, recorder,
kazoo, lead vocal * Jan Clark: recorder, kazoo,
vocals * Kirk Maurer: keyboards, sax, kazoo,
vocals * Ron Velosky: bass.

Beduínos a Gasóleo- Convergir [14]
(Fialho) Luís Oliveira: guitars * Ricardo Leite: bass * Flávio
Pena: electronic drums * José Carlos Fialho:
keyboards. Produced by Beduínos a Gasóleo.
Recorded through August 2005. © 2005 Beduínos a
Gasóleo.

Andy Kubicki, Glen Burg & Glenn Liljeblad- Utopian Heights:
Phantasm * Ascent * Ingress [15]

(Kubicki/Burg/Liljeblad) Glen Burg: musical director, keyboards, bass,
midi programming, sound effects, vocals * Glenn
Liljeblad: 12-string acoustic; 6- and 12-string
electric guitars * Andy Kubicki: synthesizer,
vocals * Ron Jankowski, Sandy Kubicki: vocals.

www.CDBaby.com/cd/gianthour

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Old 03-21-2006, 12:23 PM
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Re: New music on AM

Also, it's totally great to see Tortoise, Daniel Lanois, and Medeski, Martin, and Wood make their AM debuts!
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