Elements - Liberal Arts (1989)
BAND/ARTIST: Elements
- Title: Liberal Arts
- Year Of Release: 1989
- Label: RCA[3058-2-N]
- Genre: Jazz, Fusion
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 50:10
- Total Size: 138 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Amber Linn 5:38
02. Liberal Arts 4:24
03. Underwater 7:00
04. American Hope 6:50
05. Quetico 3:20
06. Coral Canyon 6:16
07. Oslo 5:54
08. FB 206 5:40
09. Michele's Dance 5:08
10. Liberal Arts (Extended Version) 8:06
personnel:
Mark Eagan - 4 and 8-string frettless basses, programming, keyboards
Danny Gottlieb - drums, electronic percussion
Bill Evans - sax
Steve Khan - guitar
Joe Caro - guitar
Stan Samole - guitar
Cafe - percussion
Gil Goldstein - keyboards on track 8
Clifford Carter - keyboards, programming
This release suffers from dated synthesizer sounds and so-so music. In fact, the title track sounds like bad Miami Vice music (which was bad enough already). To add insult to injury, they included an "extended version" of the title track in addition to the regular version. Most of the members of this band have released much better solo albums, including Danny Gottlieb's Aquamarine, Mark Egan's Touch of Light, and Clifford Carter's Walkin' Into the Sun. This is a major disappointment considering the talent involved.
01. Amber Linn 5:38
02. Liberal Arts 4:24
03. Underwater 7:00
04. American Hope 6:50
05. Quetico 3:20
06. Coral Canyon 6:16
07. Oslo 5:54
08. FB 206 5:40
09. Michele's Dance 5:08
10. Liberal Arts (Extended Version) 8:06
personnel:
Mark Eagan - 4 and 8-string frettless basses, programming, keyboards
Danny Gottlieb - drums, electronic percussion
Bill Evans - sax
Steve Khan - guitar
Joe Caro - guitar
Stan Samole - guitar
Cafe - percussion
Gil Goldstein - keyboards on track 8
Clifford Carter - keyboards, programming
This release suffers from dated synthesizer sounds and so-so music. In fact, the title track sounds like bad Miami Vice music (which was bad enough already). To add insult to injury, they included an "extended version" of the title track in addition to the regular version. Most of the members of this band have released much better solo albums, including Danny Gottlieb's Aquamarine, Mark Egan's Touch of Light, and Clifford Carter's Walkin' Into the Sun. This is a major disappointment considering the talent involved.
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