Loren Gold Discography of CDs

Loren Gold music CDs Track Listing of songs: Running Out of Time; Bowl of Snow; Free to Go; Come On Down; Move Away; Why; So; Monkey Jerks; Close Your ...

Loren Gold discography Recording information: Gemini Sun Records, Westlake Village, CA; Logo Records, Burbank, CA. Arranger: Loren Gold. Personnel: Loren Gold (vocals, piano, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Loren Gold; Michael Chaves (guitar, electric guitar); Jamie Bonk (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, nylon-string guitar); Jason Hook (electric guitar); Mike Beert (cello); Mindi Abair (saxophone, alto saxophone); Alphonso Johnson (bass guitar); Nicholas Gunn (flute, percussion); Ron Wikso (drums). Audio Mixer: Nicholas Gunn.

Loren Gold songs From the classical music he played in his childhood to his later love for pop stars like Billy Joel and Elton John, Loren Gold's life has been defined by his romance with the acoustic piano. Throughout his multi-faceted career as a teacher, musical director, and accompanist on a variety of keyboards, he developed unique interests in all the latest technologies. Yet when he began to compose his own music, the simple power of the ivories kept drawing him home. Gold blends many of his musical experiences and influences on his lush, lilting debut, painting beautiful colors around gorgeous instrumental pop melodies. Gold follows in the tradition of the George Winstons and Jim Brickmans, but enjoys incorporating outside flavors like percussion, synth orchestration, and the flute of producer Nicholas Gunn into the mix. All Around Me plays like a compelling story told on a lush musical landscape, with Gold's trademark tender touch endeavoring into more intense dynamics on various tracks. Highlights are the elegant and wistful opening tune, "Cascade"; the more percussive pop/rock-flavored, low tone-edged "The Magic Mirror"; the film score-like sweep of the title track; the soulful melancholy of "Snow," enhanced by an emotional ...

Loren Gold CD discography Dancing with the Stars regular Mark Ballas, who managed to spend a week on the upper half Billboard album chart (number 98) in March 2009 with BHB, an album by the Ballas Hough Band, jettisons his partner Derek Hough and goes it alone two years later with his solo debut CD ...