Van Dyke Parks – Tokyo Rose (1989)
BAND/ARTIST: Van Dyke Parks
- Title: Tokyo Rose
- Year Of Release: 1989
- Label: Warner Bros. Records
- Genre: Art Pop Rock, Symphonic Rock, Easy Listening
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 46:45
- Total Size: 116/309 Mb (cover)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. America
02. Tokyo Rose
03. Yankee Go Home
04. Cowboy
05. Manzanar
06. Calypso
07. White Chrysanthemum
08. Trade War
09. Out Of Love
10. One Home Run
Line-up:
Bass – Buell Neidlinger, Van Dyke Parks
Concertmaster – Israel Baker
Concertmaster [Assistant] – Sid Page
Drums – Akira Tana
Guitar – Brian Otto, Dennis Budimer
Koto, Biwa – Osamu Kitajima
Orchestrated By, Conductor – Todd Hayen
Percussion [Narimono] – Hiromitsu Katada
Sequenced By [Synthesizer], Programmed By – Mike Watts
Shakuhachi – Masakazu Yoshizawa
Vocals – Arnold McCuller, Bobby King, Julie Christensen, Kathy Dalton, Lisa Popeil, Syd Straw, Terry Evans, Willie Greene
US-American composer, arranger, producer, musician, singer, and actor.
Born 3 January 1943 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA, Parks has spent over 40 years in music. He attended the American Boychoir School in Princeton, N.J. He first studied clarinet. He spent two years at Public School, and studied piano at Carnegie Inst, where he went on to major in music, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,'60-'63.
His first artist contract was at MGM Records in '64. He signed at Warner Brothers in '66, after working as lyricist for Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. At Warner Brothers he produced the first records of Randy Newman and Ry Cooder, among others. His own albums are: "Song Cycle" ('67); "Discover America" ('71); "Clang of the Yankee Reaper" ('76); "Jump" ('82); "Tokyo Rose" ('90); "Orange Crate Art" ('95). "Moonlighting" ('97). Other productions are "Phil Ochs' Greatest Hits" on A&M, "The Mighty Sparrow/Hot & Sweet", and "The Esso Trinidad Steelband" on W. B. (best ethnic/traditional Grammy, 1971). He pioneered an audio/visual department at Warner Brothers' Records in 1971--- the first of its kind to film music videos for record promotion.
Born 3 January 1943 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA, Parks has spent over 40 years in music. He attended the American Boychoir School in Princeton, N.J. He first studied clarinet. He spent two years at Public School, and studied piano at Carnegie Inst, where he went on to major in music, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,'60-'63.
His first artist contract was at MGM Records in '64. He signed at Warner Brothers in '66, after working as lyricist for Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. At Warner Brothers he produced the first records of Randy Newman and Ry Cooder, among others. His own albums are: "Song Cycle" ('67); "Discover America" ('71); "Clang of the Yankee Reaper" ('76); "Jump" ('82); "Tokyo Rose" ('90); "Orange Crate Art" ('95). "Moonlighting" ('97). Other productions are "Phil Ochs' Greatest Hits" on A&M, "The Mighty Sparrow/Hot & Sweet", and "The Esso Trinidad Steelband" on W. B. (best ethnic/traditional Grammy, 1971). He pioneered an audio/visual department at Warner Brothers' Records in 1971--- the first of its kind to film music videos for record promotion.
Pop | Easy Listening | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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