Warm Dust - Peace For Our Time / Warm Dust (1971-72) (2001)
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Artist: Warm Dust
Title Of Album: Peace For Our Time / Warm Dust
Year Of Release: 1971-72/2001
Label (Catalog#) : Red Fox [RF 611]
Country: USA
Genre: Prog Rock, Jazz-Rock
Quality: Flac (image + cue,log)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 01:17:57
Total Size: 472mb(+3%)(covers)
Title Of Album: Peace For Our Time / Warm Dust
Year Of Release: 1971-72/2001
Label (Catalog#) : Red Fox [RF 611]
Country: USA
Genre: Prog Rock, Jazz-Rock
Quality: Flac (image + cue,log)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 01:17:57
Total Size: 472mb(+3%)(covers)
Warm Dust biography
Among the wave of brass rock groups that embraced the rock world from 68 until 71 or 72, Warm Dust was a late-comer, but quickly became one of the most interesting and progressive group of the genre. The sextet developed a solid psych-laced progressive brass rock, lead by the twin sax players of Alan Solomon (also KB) and John Surguy (also guitar) and featuring future Mike Rutherford and Steve Hackett acolyte Paul Carrack.
They released their debut album And It Came To Pass on the small Trend label and the double vinyl was a small tour-de-force (all things considered for a debut effort) with long compositions, thought-provoking lyrics and plenty of instrumental interplay, including sax, flute, organ, guitars etc.. Their second (conceptual) album released the following year is a frightening recount of the horrors of war and remains their most even album and usually pointed by connoisseurs as their best. It came out in Germany under a different name (Peace For Our Times) on the BASF label. Their last self-titled album with a striking whale artwork is mostly remembered for the sidelong suite blind boy, a stunning full-blown progressive track, which remains their crowning achievements.
Warm dust is definitely of of one the Brass Rock genre's more interesting band along with Brainchild, Galliard and in all honesty deserve at least as much recognition as the much more celebrated early Chicago, If or the cheesy BS&T and certainly much more fame than The Greatest Show On Earth. Exactly why the group broke up remains a mystery for this writer, so if anyone knows anything, please contact Sean Trane on this site's forums. Progarchives.
Among the wave of brass rock groups that embraced the rock world from 68 until 71 or 72, Warm Dust was a late-comer, but quickly became one of the most interesting and progressive group of the genre. The sextet developed a solid psych-laced progressive brass rock, lead by the twin sax players of Alan Solomon (also KB) and John Surguy (also guitar) and featuring future Mike Rutherford and Steve Hackett acolyte Paul Carrack.
They released their debut album And It Came To Pass on the small Trend label and the double vinyl was a small tour-de-force (all things considered for a debut effort) with long compositions, thought-provoking lyrics and plenty of instrumental interplay, including sax, flute, organ, guitars etc.. Their second (conceptual) album released the following year is a frightening recount of the horrors of war and remains their most even album and usually pointed by connoisseurs as their best. It came out in Germany under a different name (Peace For Our Times) on the BASF label. Their last self-titled album with a striking whale artwork is mostly remembered for the sidelong suite blind boy, a stunning full-blown progressive track, which remains their crowning achievements.
Warm dust is definitely of of one the Brass Rock genre's more interesting band along with Brainchild, Galliard and in all honesty deserve at least as much recognition as the much more celebrated early Chicago, If or the cheesy BS&T and certainly much more fame than The Greatest Show On Earth. Exactly why the group broke up remains a mystery for this writer, so if anyone knows anything, please contact Sean Trane on this site's forums. Progarchives.
Tracks:
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Peace For Our Time:
01. Blood Of My Fathers – 5:02
02. Winds Of Change – 5:10
03. Justify, Things Your Hands Have Done – 8:48
04. Rejection – 4:38
05. Very Small Child (David Kubinec) – 4:10
06. Songs For A Star – 4:47
07. Peace Of Mind – 3:30
Warm Dust:
08. Lead Me To The Light - 5:22
09. Long Road - 4:50
10. Mister Media - 3:10
11 Hole In The Future - 8:40
12. A Night On Bare Mountain - 1:06
13. The Blind Boy - part I, II, III, IV, V - 18:17
Personnel:
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Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Organ, Electronics – Alan Solomon
Bass – Terry Comer
Drums, Congas, Maracas, Vocals – Keith Bailey
Organ, Piano, Timpani, Vocals – Paul Carrack
Producer – John Worsley
Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Oboe, Guitar, Vocals – John Surguy
Vocals, Harmonica, Vibraphone, Shaker – Les Walker
All thanks to original releaser
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Peace For Our Time:
01. Blood Of My Fathers – 5:02
02. Winds Of Change – 5:10
03. Justify, Things Your Hands Have Done – 8:48
04. Rejection – 4:38
05. Very Small Child (David Kubinec) – 4:10
06. Songs For A Star – 4:47
07. Peace Of Mind – 3:30
Warm Dust:
08. Lead Me To The Light - 5:22
09. Long Road - 4:50
10. Mister Media - 3:10
11 Hole In The Future - 8:40
12. A Night On Bare Mountain - 1:06
13. The Blind Boy - part I, II, III, IV, V - 18:17
Personnel:
---------
Baritone Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Organ, Electronics – Alan Solomon
Bass – Terry Comer
Drums, Congas, Maracas, Vocals – Keith Bailey
Organ, Piano, Timpani, Vocals – Paul Carrack
Producer – John Worsley
Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Oboe, Guitar, Vocals – John Surguy
Vocals, Harmonica, Vibraphone, Shaker – Les Walker
All thanks to original releaser
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