Pete Bardens- Water Colours (CD)
Reissue of 1991 release. Water Colors is part rock 'n' roll, part spacey and meditative, and always engaging and melodic, even on the vocal tunes. He emblazons his synth base with everything from acoustic piano to electric guitar and percussion and succeeds in crossing the boundaries into the pop jazz realm once or twice. A few of the tunes carry a repetitive melody a little too far, a few moments meander into the stratosphere, but otherwise this collection makes for a unique listen which gives a good name to it's classification as plugged in new age.
Tracklist:
- Journey
- De Profundis
- A Higher Ground
- Yellowstone Blue
- Is It Any Wonder?
- Water Colors
- Shape of the Rain
- Timepiece
- Ghostwater
Reissue of 1991 release. Water Colors is part rock 'n' roll, part spacey and meditative, and always engaging and melodic, even on the vocal tunes. He emblazons his synth base with everything from acoustic piano to electric guitar and percussion and succeeds in crossing the boundaries into the pop jazz realm once or twice. A few of the tunes carry a repetitive melody a little too far, a few moments meander into the stratosphere, but otherwise this collection makes for a unique listen which gives a good name to it's classification as plugged in new age.
Tracklist:
- Journey
- De Profundis
- A Higher Ground
- Yellowstone Blue
- Is It Any Wonder?
- Water Colors
- Shape of the Rain
- Timepiece
- Ghostwater