Jay Heye Discography of CDs

Jay Heye discography In the liner notes to Soundscapes, the writer refers to the opening cut "Dreaming Out Loud" as a "killer" track. Inappropriate use of adjectives aside, don't expect to be knocked out by this group's mad beats. Dancing Fantasy is a German duo who -- judging by their song titles -- revel in generic new age symbolism, such as "The Sound of Colours" and "Feeling of Flight." The blandness of these titles is bested only by the synth-heavy compositions on what must be one of the groups weakest entries to date. Even a die-hard fan of this stuff would have to admit they've heard it before. Not only do Curtis McLaw and Chris W. Williams soil a perfectly good fetish on "Asian Fantasy," but they litter it with that "so already been done" Enigma flute sound. There is an uncredited poem on the inner sleeve of the disc that begins, "Lend me your ear and travel to a/land, where the sun goes up at/night and goes down in the morning/white rainbows, colored clouds/my eyes are delighted full of/ devotion by my favorite color/as here I have the gift to taste/every color/I only need to lick it." If one is to understand their complex logic correctly, then good music has become bad and bad music, now good. Therefore, this disc is brilliant. ~ Matt Collar Recorded at Studio 1 and Monofon Studios, Braunschweig, Germany. Personnel: Sam Leigh Brown (vocals); Tom Bennecke (guitar); York (saxophone); Toshinori Kondo (trumpet); Jay Heye ...

Jay Heye CD discography Recorded in Germany. Mr.Pt,Jay Heye,Curtis Mclaw Personnel: Bill Flynn (guitar); Mr. P.T. (flute, saxophone); Curtis McLaw, Jay Heye (keyboards); Dirk Erchinger (percussion). Recording information: Studio-1, Germany. Blue Knights: Bill Joseph Flynn (vocals, guitar); Mr. P.T. (saxophone, flute); Jay Heye, Curtis McLaw (keyboards). Additional personnel: Dietmar Schmidt (bass); Dirk Erchinger (percussion).

Jay Heye albums Personnel: Romy Camerun (vocals, background vocals); Matthias Kontny (vocals); Bill Flynn (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Heiko Krugel (acoustic guitar); Thomas Wolter (saxophone, brass, keyboards, drums); Curtis McLaw, Peter Sefkow (keyboards, drums, background vocals); Martin Regener (keyboards, drums); Jay Heye (keyboards).

Jay Heye music CDs Photographer: Mark Sakautzky. Personnel: Bill Flynn (guitar); George Bishop (flute, saxophone); Curtis McLaw, Jay Heye (keyboards). Recording information: Hyatt Regency Hotel, Bocadero Center, San Francisco, CA (07/1994); Magic Ba (07/1994); Open Air Concert Park West, Dallas, TX (07/1994).

Jay Heye songs Red Nights is cool, contemporary jazz. The piano is moody, the sax is sexy and the guitar stings and teases. A follow-up release to their chart-topping Blue Night, Red Night is music for jazz fans as well as New Age music lovers. The uptempo beat guides Blue Knights' relaxed fusion jazz sound but can be just as adaptable to ...

Jay Heye CD discography Imagine that the classic Dave Brubeck band went into a meditative trance and plugged in for a moment, and you'll have some idea of what to expect from Dancing Fantasy's rendition of "Take Five" on the German synthesist duo's self-titled Higher Octave debut. Chris W. Williams and Curtis McLaw provide a laid-back shuffle groove and spacy hypno-trance effects to complement the rich Paul Desmond approximation by saxman York. But the tandem really didn't need to modernize a classic in order to show their melodic and groovy ...