Track Listings (8) - Disc #1| All Artists: Seawind Title: Light Light Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Polydor Japan Release Date: 12/1/1993 Album Type: Import Genres: Jazz, Pop, Christian & Gospel Style: Pop & Contemporary Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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 | Seawind Light Light Genres: Jazz, Pop, Christian & Gospel
Imagine this - a Hawaiian band that could play gritty, Tower of Power-influenced funk one minute & instrumental jazz fusion the next, often with a Christian viewpoint. This Japanese reissue is the band's third album... more » |
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Album Description Imagine this - a Hawaiian band that could play gritty, Tower of Power-influenced funk one minute & instrumental jazz fusion the next, often with a Christian viewpoint. This Japanese reissue is the band's third album, originally released in 1979. 2002. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsGreat band! Larry Dunn | Pacific Palisades, CA United States | 11/05/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "I'm contributing because I don't see the songs listed anywhere here -- so here they are: 1. HOLD ON TO LOVE 2. FREE 3. SOUND RAINBOW 4. FOLLOW YOUR ROAD 5. LIGHT THE LIGHT 6. MORNING STAR 7. IMAGINE 8. ENCHANTED DANCE I loved this whole album in the late 70s, and bought this cd mostly because of the incredible Follow Your Road that I still remember clearly after not hearing it since I stopped using an LP turntable in about 1990. I saw them at UCLA performing in the student union in I think 1979 or 1980 ... they were well received, but true to my not hearing much about this band in the general public, the turnout was not large... maybe 200 people. There has never been a band that sounded anything like these guys... they're awesome." Worth the import price Jim Stalker | Roseville, CA | 07/13/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "This CD is a watershed. Jerry Hey horn arrangements and Ken Wild/Bob Wilson rhythm section make up for whatever weakness in songwriting were going on (there isn't much). There are 5 "insanely great" songs; Free, Follow Your Road, Imagine, and two instrumentals, Morning Star and Enchanted Dance. Tommy LiPuma produced some of my favorite records of this era (Yellowjackets debut, and Jungle Fever by Neil Larsen) and gets it right again with a great drum sound and a loose feel where you can hear the players "playing". Pauline's vocals are amazing. Worth whatever they are charging. Look at the other reviews."
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