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John Kerr - Cathedral

Product No.:: KPCD 300493
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Artist: John Kerr
Trackliste:

Part I     Fond Farewell   09:04

Part II    Gathering of the Spirits   03:31

Part III   Spirits of the Earth   01:13

Part IV   Sunrise

Part V    Spring of Eternal Youth   03:14

Part VI   The Mountain Sleeps   04:08

Part VII Goblin   00:41

Part VIII Edge of Eternity   03:43

Part IX   For Ever and Ever   06:12

Part IV   Sunset   02:14

Part X    I'm on My Way   03:28

Part XI   Where My Heart is   03:22

                 Total Time: 46:26

His first LP from 1983 was soon after its release played on the dutch radio and televison. the title "I'm on my Way" was choosen by Air Holland for their music brogram on board their planes. The music is melodic and played with vintage synthesizer instruments from the 70ies. That results in the typical retrosound on this production.

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"Offshore Islands," by Ron Boots and John Kerr, was originally released in 1990. The unlikely pairing of John, known for his classical approach, and Ron, known for more cosmic soundscapes, was a stroke of genius. The resulting sound is a dramatic crescendo of energy and waves of unabashed sonic panache. The islands referenced in the title are offshore oil rigs, presumably in the North Atlantic. The album pays homage to the crews working the rigs and the hardships that they endure.
The music is crisp and clean. The diametric styles clash and conjoin, emphasizing the mutual respect that these artists have for each other and for their theme. The floating, gentle synthesizer washes of Ron Boots permeate this release, paving the way for his solo efforts to follow. John Kerr clearly influences this disc in terms of more melodic structure, and more than occasional new age leanings. However, Kerr and Boots seem to strike a balance, such that electronic purists who shy away from new age should not be too put off by it.

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