MP3 320 Kbps CBR | progressive rock | 47:57 min | Covers Incl. | 109.93 MB
"Earth Mother Earth" is a homespun effort: Jon wraps the sound of his home (birds, cats, wife Jane) into his acoustic songs. In some ways this is a return to the musical terrain of "Olias of Sunhillow" -- the mixture of harp, acoustic guitar and vocals create the same sweeping effect -- though this takes a more natural approach where "Olias..." was supernatural.
Fans of Jon ANDERSON will probably enjoy this album from the start; detractors will find fuel in the moments when Jon steps back from songwriting (e.g., the three "Harptree" pieces and segues like “Scraggle Cat and Puss Cat Willum”). Despite the light arrangements (bass and an additional guitar are added occasionally for color only), many of the songs are terrific. “Time Has Come", “Concerto Uno", “Concerto Due” and “Whalewatching” are transparent but at their core is the framework of wonder.
Track Listings
1. Time Has Come (4:31)
2. Harptree (2:11)
3. Take a Little Time Out (4:12)
4. Scraggle Cat and Puss Cat Willum (0:51)
5. Concerto Uno (5:28)
6. Harptree Too (2:00)
7. Concerto Due (6:53)
8. Harptree Tree (2:25)
9. That Crazy Wind (3:34)
10. Heaven Knows (Treehugging) (2:22)
11. Whalewatching (5:47)
12. Earthmotherearth / La Perouse (6:50)
- Jon Anderson / vocals, guitar, percussion, harp
- Jane Luttenberger Anderson / vocals, voice
- Kevin Day / bass, 12-string guitar
- with Beau Richards / bass
- Pierre Rosier / bass
- Tom Tierney / percussion
- John Bartelt / guitar
- Eduardo del Signore / bass
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