Newton / Newton,David - Return Journey [COMPACT DISCS] USA import

Linn Records

Newton / Newton,David - Return Journey [COMPACT DISCS]

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Title: Return Journey

Condition: New

Format: COMPACT DISCS

Release Date: 2015

Label: Linn Records

UPC: 691062002530

Genre: Jazz

Album Tracks

1. Stolen Time
2. Only Passing Through
3. While You're Away
4. On the Horizon
5. Home from Home
6. On My Own
7. On the Road
8. Into Somewhere
9. Gone Forever

Return Journey' Sees David Newton Illustrate His Award-Winning Talents As a Composer and Jazz Pianist Through This Expressive and Heartfelt Eclectic Solo Exploration. Originally Released in 1994 'Return Journey' Has Been Re-Issued As Part of Linn's Echo Series Which Offers a Second Chance to Enjoy the Best of the Label's Award-Winning Catalogue. His Third Studio Album Finds Newton Performing a Collection of Original and Improvised Works Exploring the Notion of Time. Exuding Emotion, Power and Beauty 'Return Journey' Sees Newton Create a Reflective Mood with Some Hauntingly Beautiful Moments. The Complex Emotional Album Opener 'Stolen Time' Is Described By the Pianist As 'An Attempt to Capture the Experience of Discovering That There Really Is No Going Back.' Newton's Powerful Playing Draws the Listener in to Share His 'Journey' Which Culminates with the Exquisite Ballad Finale 'Gone Forever'. David Newton Has Been Playing Jazz Piano for Over Thirty Years and Has Worked with the Greatest Singers and Players in the World. His Playing Has a Great Depth of Both Emotion and Musicality Without Compromising Any of His Individuality. David Newton Has Been Voted Best Jazz Pianist in the British Jazz Awards for the Thirteenth Time in 2014 and Was Made a Fellow of Leeds College of Music in 2003. Newton's Recording Career Began in 1985 with Buddy de Franco and Martin Taylor and His First Solo Album Followed Soon After. Newton's Reputation As An Exquisite Accompanist Led Him to Regularly Work with Singers Carol Kidd, Marion Montgomery, Tina May, Annie Ross, Claire Martin and of Course Stacey Kent. 'This Brilliant Release on Linn Merits Greater Attention from Jazz Fans Across the Atlantic Ocean'