Tony Duhig Discography of CDs

Tony Duhig songs The self-titled first album from European progressive rock outfit Jade Warrior includes "Windweaver" and "Slow Ride." Jade Warrior's first album following Tony Duhig and Jon Field's emergence out of the psychedelic July captures them abandoning the best of that band's whimsical moodiness in favor of a symphonic spirituality epitomized from the outset by the soaring guitars that ecstatically slice through the opening "Traveller." Reminiscent, in ...

Tony Duhig music CDs Once a symbol of the Vertigo label's adventurism, Jade Warrior's lack of sales led to their dismissal in 1972, which inevitably resulted in the band's disintegration. However, the Warrior's multi-instrumentalists, Jon Field and Tony Duhig, soldiered on at the urging of Steve Winwood, whose enthusiastic support of the diminished Warrior secured the duo a deal with his label, Island. Floating World was the new-look ...

Tony Duhig albums July has come to be highly prized, mainly for the presence of "My Clown," which is considered to be one of the great psychedelic singles of all time. Tom Newman, who went on to glory as the engineer of choice for Mike Oldfield, handles the vocals for the majority of the album (the exception being Chris Jackson's "Crying Is for Writers"), as well as ...

Tony Duhig CD discography 2009 digipak edition of the British Folk rocker's legendary 'lost' album, originally recorded in 1973 as their fourth album but remain unreleased until 1998. The packaging contains exclusive new interviews with founder members Glyn Havard and Jon Field, including track-by-track anecdotes, plus authoritative and extensive liner notes by respected author and journalist Chris Welch. Seven tracks. Repertoire. Recording information: Nova Sound Studios, London, England (1973). Jade ...

Tony Duhig discography 2009 digipak reissue of this album from the British Folk rockers. Originally recorded in 1973 as part of the sessions for the Eclipse album, these tracks remained unreleased until 1998. The packaging includes exclusive new interviews with founder member Glyn Havard including track-by-track anecdotes plus authoritative and extensive liner notes by respected author and journalist Chris Welch. Eight tracks. Repertoire. Liner Note Author: Glyn Havard. Recording ...

Tony Duhig CD discography ELEMENTS includes the four complete albums Jade Warrior recorded for the Island label between 1974-78: FLOATING WORLD, WAVES, KITES and WAY OF THE SUN. This two-CD set contains all of Jade Warrior's four albums recorded for Island Records in the 1970s. By this time the group was a duo of multi-instrumentalists Tony Duhig and Jon Field. Outside of a small hardcore fan base, listeners didn't ...

Tony Duhig albums ELEMENTS includes the four complete albums Jade Warrior recorded for the Island label between 1974-78: FLOATING WORLD, WAVES, KITES and WAY OF THE SUN. ELEMENTS-ISLAND ANTHOLOGY is the progressive rock act Jade Warrior's 1995 compilation release. The 33-song album contains the following four Jade Warrior releases from throughout the 1970s: KITES, WAY OF THE SUN, FLOATING WORLD, and WAVES. This two-CD set contains all of Jade Warrior's four albums recorded for Island Records in the 1970s. By this time ...

Tony Duhig music CDs 1st Time On CD;1984 Personnel: Pro Musica Chorus (vocals); David Duhig (guitar, electric guitar); Jon Field (guitar, flute, keyboards, percussion); Tony Duhig (guitar, keyboards); Gowan Turnbull (flute, saxophone); Brad Lang (bass guitar); Anese Hadeed (drums, percussion); Jeff Barak (drums). Liner Note Author: Walter Lawrence.

Tony Duhig discography This CD is an introduction to the music of Steve Jolliffe, selecting pieces from his 11 albums recorded between 1979 and 1996. It really only scratches the surface of his talents, from the classical sounding Rejuvenation to the American Indian inspired Wardance. Recorded between 1979 & 1996. Includes liner notes by Jon Kirkman. Personnel: Tony Duhig (guitar). Liner Note Author: Jon Kirkman. Arranger: Steve Jolliffe. Personnel: Steve Jolliffe (various instruments); Tony Duhig (guitar).