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    Posted: October 20 2019 at 11:05
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Tapfret Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 30 2019 at 18:47
Their version of Norwegian Wood is a pretty cool mashup with Brubeck's Take Five. 
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Thank you, too. This album surprised me nicely, too.

Interestingly, the female vocals in "Waterfall" sound a bit like keyboards.
In those slower moments on the piano - maybe a little bit Erik Satie comes to mind.
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I enjoyed listening to Sapphire House very much, thanks.
Just a fanboy passin' through.
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We'll check them out, thanks.
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USA Fusion band lead by Sandy Owen with sound dominated by piano.
They released 2 albums that mix jazz rock with other elements.

Distances is atmospheric piano driven jazz rock with extended cover of Norwegian Wood.

In Sapphire House first half is rocking fusion with various melodies (some sound more familiar, some less).
Short "Canterbury" has additional guitar and flute.
The second part of the record is suprisingly very atmospheric - band creates spacey/symphonic/fairy atmosphere with additional vocals and oboe.
Last track is return to more dynamic playing (spoiler!)
Overall both albums are very good and can be listened to many times.


Distances 1976


full album:

1. Distances Theme
Carillon – Dr. Paul Stroud (1:30)2. Interplosion
English Horn – Anonymous Friend (4:17)
3. Interlude
Flute – Mitch Berman (0:58)
4. Triangulum I, II, III (5:29) 
5. Thoughts (6:17)
6. Movin' On (3:16)
7. Far From Yesterday (4:24)
8. Norwegian Wood
Composed By – J. Lennon, P. McCartney (11:06)
9. Distances-Reprise (1:47)

  • Double Bass [String Bass], Percussion – Larry Andrews
  • Drums, Percussion – Ted Owen
  • Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Grand Piano, Flute, Kalimba, Composed By – Sandy Owen
  • Photography By [Cover And Liner] – Edward D. Owen
  • Producer, Arranged By, Remix – Iliad
  • Recorded By, Mixed By – Bob Stone


Sapphire House 1978


full album:

2. Doubletime (6:47)
3. Fat Cookie (4:56)
4. Gargantua (4:43)
5. Canterbury (1:54)
6. Waterfall (6:12)
8. Whisper (4:51)
9. Aegean Wanderer (8:11)

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