Many worlds are born tonight
   by:   Happy Rhodes

Year: 1998  

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RECORDING INFORMATION
    Samson; ASIN: B000009NTX
COMMENTS & REVIEWS
Marc Published on: 4 Jun 2002
Happy Rhodes was unknowned to me until recently. On a Web site she was described as Kate Bush meets Annie Lennox and this is just what it is. The first thing to be noticed while listening to this cd is the incredible voice. Happy's range is enormous. When she sings high she is almost a dead ringer for a young Kate Bush. When she sings lower she sounds very much like Annie Lennox. Even lower, almost like Peter Hammill on Still Life. The music is somewhat similar to David Sylvian, but a bit more New Age. Basicaly keyboards and acoustic guitar with minimal percussion. All the songs are well written and performed but the main reason for listening is that incredible voice.For those who may be tired of waiting for Kate Bush's next cd, this could do the trick.
TRACKS CREDITS (click to view performer credits) PROGGNOSIS SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY
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1. 100 Years
2. Many Worlds Are Born Tonight
3. The Chariot
4. Ra Is a Busy God
5. If Wishes Were Horses, How Beggars Would...
6. Roy (Back from the Offworld)
7. Tragic
8. Proof
9. Looking over Cliffs
10. Winter
11. Serenading Genius
Happy Rhodes
All other instruments and vocals
Jerry Marotta
Drums
Kevin Barlett
Bass-Ebow
Carl Adami
Bass-loops
Rob Taylor
Violin
1986
Rhodes I
1992
Rhodes II
1993
Equipoise
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1994
Building the Colossus
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1995
The Keep
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1998
Many worlds are born tonight
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2007
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