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CHESHIRE TREE SUITE

Lou Maxwell Taylor

Prog Folk


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3.05 | 3 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1999

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. The Big Now (2:36)
2. Someone Has Stolen My Star (2:41)
3. Lost Lake (4:09)
4. What Life Is (4:44)
5. Cheshire Tree Segue (0:41)
6. The Cheshire Tree (4:14)
7. News of the Flood (1:29)
8. Welcome To The Vise (3:09)
9. The Ruins Of Babylon (3:19)
10. New Music For Morris Dancing (3:31)
11. The Living And The Dead (5:31)
12. Cheshire Tree Reprise (3:16)
13. The Unexpected (4:03)

Total Time: 43:23

Line-up / Musicians

- Lou Maxwell Taylor / korg m1, keyboards, guitar, vocals, percussion, bass, drum

Guest musicians:
- Dan Reiter / cello
- Frank Lev / clarinet
- Chuck Rosene / bass
- Radim Zenkl / mandolin
- Kerry Parker / voice, fiddle
- Kevin Toney / bodhran
- Barry Cleveland / guitar, dombek
- Mike Masley / percussion
- Alex Artaud / percussion
- Derek Bianchi / snare, guitar, bass
- Rob Carr / percussion
- Lygia Ferra / voice
- Vladimir Kalistov / harmonica, sintharmonica button

Releases information

CD Myshkazippy Productions 1999, 00100
CD QuiXote QXTCD15 (2001)

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3.05
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Review by b_olariu
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3 stars Lou Maxwelll Taylor is a little known folk musician outside USA. He release so far a single album in 1999 named Cheshire tree suite. The album is on prog folk territory where the deep voice of Maxwell in combination with acustical and all passages make a good listning. The music is intresting in many parts, specially the opening track and New Music For Morris Dancing, the best from here. Maxwell is helped by many musicians here, aswell some unusual instruments involved here like bodhran or dombek, but in combination with keyboards and all the rest is ok. This is the kind of folk best to listen in quite winter evenings, is perfect for prog folk listners, not very complicated but has that specific beauty in all pieces. Aswell the album is well balanced and quite varied in arrangements. In some places remind me of cours of Ian Anderson in his most folkish moments. So, a good album but I don't think is groundbreaking at all, anyway very nice cover art that goes hand in hand with the music.

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