Life is Good - Chris Moore & the Free Spirits - Nicola Lindsay, Dean Hetherington, Todd Jones скачать в хорошем качестве

Life is Good - Chris Moore & the Free Spirits - Nicola Lindsay, Dean Hetherington, Todd Jones

The Upside * * The Underside * 1. North and South 9. Ohau I want to go Home 2. Feel 10. Heaven 3. Walking Heads Up (Sukiyaki song) 11. East and West 4. Dart River 12. Feel Crazy 5. Life is Good 13. Everlyn 6. Whatever it Takes 14. Everything, All at Once 7. East Coast 8. Queenstown Part 1of the Live, Life is Good double album released 9/99 Part 2 Live at the Glenorchy Races    • Live is Good too - Free Spirits - Chris Mo...   Music on videos is only 25% of the quality of CDs, for better quality and bonus tracks contact   / moachris   Recorded at Nightshift Studios, musicians and singers recorded from beginning to end without overdubs. Produced and Remastered by Chris Moore Engineered by Arnie Van Bussel Songs written by Chris Moore except Sukiyaki (Nakamura Hachidai, Rokusuke Ei ), East Coast (Nik Slater) and Everlyn (Arnie Van Bussel) The Free Spirits are Nicola Lindsay, vocals Todd Jones, bass Dean Hetherington, lead guitar Chris Moore, acoustic guitar, 10 string Rickenbacker, slide guitar, keyboards, harmonica, drums, rhythm programming. Special guests Arnie van Bussell, bass on Ohau I want to go home Scratcher, flute on Queenstown, wild guitar on Feel Crazy Nik Slater, vocals on East Coast Rosalita Moore, saxophone on Dart River Tony Wassel, additional harmonica on Ohau I want to go home Roland - Drums We spent a lot of time around Wanaka, Queenstown, Glenorchy, and Kinloch, at the top of Lake Wakatipu. Absolutely the most beautiful part of New Zealand. I performed at the Queenstown winter festival for a couple of years, and the family camped in the bush opposite Glenorchy for a few summers. I was asked to perform at the Glenorchy Races in January 1999 by the Glenorchy Hotel where I was performing. Arnie Van Bussel came and made a recording of that performance, which is the second half of this double CD. A trilogy with 4 CDs, who can resist having fun? We went into Nightshift studio in 1999 to record Whatever it takes, and grabbed some of the other songs at the same time, adding the acoustic guitar songs later. I met Nik Slater at the Bealey Hotel and she was inquiring where to record a song she’d written so she could send a copy back to her family. This time the recording was done quite differently. Each musician was given a tape of what I’d done, then came in to the studio and was limited to one take on each song, no stopping and fixing, no overdubs. Life is Good was the first CD we could digitally master ourselves, we’d still used tape so it’s analog digital. I played a lot more keyboards and wrote a lot less lyrics, plenty of good musicianship and beautiful vocals from my mates worked well with a new ethic, that complaining about the bad stuff is not as effective as celebrating the good stuff. When I was young, selling encyclopaedias, we would listen to motivating music on our way to work. I’ve always equated success with cosmic connection, or assistance from spirit, so I wanted to create something like that, a spiritual success album. Thanks to Nicola, Todd, Dean, Scratcher, Rosalita and Arnie. 00:00 North and South 03:03 Feel 05:45 Ue o Muite Arukō (Sukiyaki song) 09:14 Dart River 12:47 Life is Good 18:34 Whatever it Takes 21:16 East Coast 24:07 Queenstown 27:34 Ohau I want to go home 32:11 Heaven 40:39 East and West 42:14 Feel Crazy 43:52 Everlyn 47:16 Everything, All at Once 51:42 So I am