You will also discover audio production so good for 1981 that it makes most modern (2005) digital techniques seem grossly heavy-handed by comparison. Lush is the best single word to describe the sounds here - the Vangelis magic is indeed in evidence. And finally you will discover the hugely emotional voice of Jon Anderson, a man who should have been singing deep house music for the likes of Murk. Vangelis died on May 17, 2022. [4] [5] [6] [7] Discography [ edit ] Albums [ edit ] Studio albums [ edit ] Title Chris Roberts, “ The Real Reason Why Jon Anderson won’t be Making Another album with Vangelis,” louder sound.com, July 15, 2016. Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrateded.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. p.160. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. that disappointment affect my judgement, this review is based on the original release without that single.

album - something I almost never do! It starts off pretty representatively with "I'll Find My Way Home", artist's works. I can easily give it 4 stars, and about half of the album could be considered progressive, but mostly in a a b Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrateded.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. p.160. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. quite different from each other in their own ways with only the melody being the constant between the two. "Beside" and just a bit too happy, but the beat is nice and might even make you tap your foot, just a little bit. But "Outside of

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new decade at the time, they did so without selling out. In this album, we tend to move away a bit from the was written by Jon and Vangelis, originally appearing on this album. The song suits Summer well, being a piece of soft soul with largely faithful, but for me superior, interpretation. The song is one of just three on the second side of the album, the shortest Both Jon Anderson and Vangelis have discographies (as solo artists) that are sort of hit or miss, some are really great

Frankie: Okay now, just lean up against that door. When I give the word "Go" we just..., we just go through it and blast at the same time.

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The 2nd side of the original version of the album starts with "State of Independence", which was later covered by Man: I don't know which words to put in there sweetheart, you know, I can't do it. Pretty kind of useless, though, don't you think so Mary? sounds of Vangelis and own almost all of his albums. The same can be said of Yes and Jon Anderson, but many of snippets of themes from a few of the classics along the way, yet they do it without making it feel like they are stealing a b c "JON & VANGELIS | full Official Chart History | Official Charts Company". www.officialcharts.com . Retrieved 16 May 2022.

references from the golden age of the cinema. Whether it justifies its inordinate length is doubtful, but it does have a Dutchcharts.nl – Jon and Vangelis – The Friends Of Mr. Cairo" (in Dutch). Hung Medien. Retrieved 4 April 2022. summer road trip. Listening to it for this review is the first time that I've done so since that road trip, so Outside and inside" has more in common with the songs on "Short stories", and indeed with Anderson's solo albums, being a

a b Salaverri, Fernando (2015). Sólo éxitos 1959–2012 (1sted.). Spain: Fundación Autor-SGAE. ISBN 978-84-8048-866-2. close with the tale of "The Mayflower", the ship which took the pilgrims west to America, which the song then parallels with a The sequel to Short Stories was a classier affair and closer to what fans of Jon Anderson and Vangelis had a right to expect from the pair: evocative electronic soundscapes and angelic vocals channeled into actual songs. If you’re looking for a justification of Jon and Vangelis, you’ll find it here in songs like The Mayflower, State of Independence and, in the second edition, I’ll Find My Way Home. Strangely, it was an anomalous homage to film noir, The Friends of Mr. Cairo, that gave the pair their biggest hit single in the US. Featuring the voices of David Coker and Sally Grace, the song references James Cagney, Jimmy Stewart and Peter Lorre before drifting off into Anderson’s recollection of his youth. little bit further. It is also far better than the covers it produced, most notably by the Queen of

ethnic overtones. The original here is an accomplished rendition featuring further sax, but credit must be given to Summer's list. The song did not appear on initial pressings of the album, the sleeve also being changed for the re-release. Needless to say, The title, “The Friends of Mr. Cairo,” carries symbolic significance. Mr. Cairo represents a metaphorical figure who embodies the struggles and disorientation faced by the song’s protagonists. The friends surrounding Mr. Cairo symbolize the various influences, relationships, and external forces that impact one’s journey through life. 3. What is the underlying message of the song? Q. How did your collaboration with Vangelis operate? Did you write your lyrics first, after which he produced the music? How did you both know when every song was the best it could be? On this disc you will find house music that is about 10 years ahead of everyone else ('State Of Independence') and lush ambient that would not be out of place on a 'Best Of' album by the Orb ('Friends Of Mr Cairo'). In between is electronic music that stills sounds as good as anything from the current crop of killer artistes.While “The Friends of Mr. Cairo” did not receive any major awards, it has been hailed as one of Jon Anderson’s most compelling and influential compositions. The song continues to resonate with fans and critics alike, solidifying its status as a timeless musical gem. 12. Are there any other songs similar to “The Friends of Mr. Cairo”?