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Artist: J.C. Mark

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CD Title: Circus Of Love

 

Category: AOR

Year: 1991

Label: Cybervoc

Catalog Number: 0325-CD

Personnel

J.C. Mark Lead Vocals
John Lewis Drums & Percussion
Joe Diblasi Guitars
Ron Feuer Keyboard Bass, Keyboards, Background Vocals
Rick Feuer Keyboard Bass, Keyboards
David Koz Alto Sax, Saprano Sax
Rose Stone Background Vocals
Sherwood Ball Background Vocals
Gisele Shuttleworth Background Vocals
Casey Mcmackin Guitars
Jon Ingoldsby Background Vocals
Ron Feuer, Sr. Piano, Organ
Shelby Daniel Background Vocals
Mike Kapitan Synthesizer

Tracks

1.	Circus Of Love	4:01
2.	Need To Love You	3:39
3.	True Lovin' Woman	4:26
4.	Still Lonely (Still Dreamin')	3:46
5.	You Put Your Mama To Shame	4:07
6.	Where Is The Conscience Of The World	4:11
7.	Whirlpools Of Space	4:20
8.	Tomorrow Is A Long Time	3:47
9.	Zombie Eyes	3:42
10.	Only Love Remains	3:50
Total Running Time:		39:49

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Existing comments about this CD

From: oliver	Date: March 31, 2006 at 4:30
can hardly believe what items sometimes make it into this site. poor release, that for sure isnīt pure aor. strange music mix including some poppy tunes, but also some jazz influences. not easy to get into that and for sure not worth buying.

From: Banana

Date: April 18, 2006 at 2:26

Noticed Dave Koz played a few great solos on a couple of the tunes. Has great guitars, nice keyboards and catchy songs. "Need To Love You" sounds a bit like ROBERT TEPPER meets RICK MATTHEWS. "True Lovin' Woman", a great power-ballad with some great guitar riffs. Not an album in the traditional sense, but a collection of well written songs; lyrics and music. This album could have been split into 3 musical directions with the creation of 3 albums instead of the 1 that it is. Talented Artists.

From: ROBERT	Date: April 18, 2006 at 19:05
Vamos, pero ni idea d este tio ni d este disco!!

From: rick kerch vzla

Date: October 15, 2012 at 18:47

Nothing really to kill for but just a mere simple album to be honest...ok David Koz,the famous new age/jazz sax player was invoved here on this record but that just said a little,the songs are quite normal,and vocally talking,JC Mark is not a bad singer but neither an extraordinaire one..."Where Is The Conscience Of The World"(nice),"Tomorrow Is A Long Time"(nice) & "Zombi Eyes"(nice)are the ones that caught my attention...65/100

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