Jon Brooks- No One Travels Alone
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Jon Brooks' sixth album, No One Travels Alone, accomplishes something truly interesting in modern songwriting: borrowing from the Elizabethan sonneteers, the album fulfils a 'corona' of songs. Corona form interconnects each song by first and last lines - the last line of the first song is the first line of the following song, etc... until the final song completes a circle, or corona. This new set of songs is interconnected, as are we; thus it is: 'No One Travels Alone.' The album is produced by ALEC FRASER and features JOHN SHOWMAN - violins, NEIL CRUICKSCHANK - guitar & vocals, ALEC FRASER - bass & vocals, and ED HANLEY - tablas.
Track List
- 0 1
- All Life's Meaning
- Proxima B
- Todos Caminamos Por Este Caminito
- Standing at the Gates
- Most Things Don't Work Out
- The Wow! Signal
- Song of the Mournful World
- Gulfport Ms
- The Later Greater Embarrassment
Jon Brooks' sixth album, No One Travels Alone, accomplishes something truly interesting in modern songwriting: borrowing from the Elizabethan sonneteers, the album fulfils a 'corona' of songs. Corona form interconnects each song by first and last lines - the last line of the first song is the first line of the following song, etc... until the final song completes a circle, or corona. This new set of songs is interconnected, as are we; thus it is: 'No One Travels Alone.' The album is produced by ALEC FRASER and features JOHN SHOWMAN - violins, NEIL CRUICKSCHANK - guitar & vocals, ALEC FRASER - bass & vocals, and ED HANLEY - tablas.
Track List
- 0 1
- All Life's Meaning
- Proxima B
- Todos Caminamos Por Este Caminito
- Standing at the Gates
- Most Things Don't Work Out
- The Wow! Signal
- Song of the Mournful World
- Gulfport Ms
- The Later Greater Embarrassment
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