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Artist: Dukes of the Orient

Title: Dukes of the Orient

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Category: Proggish AOR

Year: 2018

Label: Frontiers Records

Catalog Number: FRCD845

Personnel

John Payne vocals, bass, lead & rhythm guitars
Erik Norlander keyboards

Jeff Kollman guitars
Guthrie Govan guitars
Moni Scaria guitars
Bruce Bouillet guitars
Molly Rogers strings
Jay Schellen drums.

Tracks

1.  Brother In Arms     Listen
2.  Strange Days     Listen
3.  Amor Vincit Omnia     Listen
4.  Time Waits For No One     Listen
5.  A Sorrows Crown     Listen
6.  Fourth Of July     Listen
7.  Seasons Will Change     Listen
8.  Give Another Reason     Listen

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From: Monsieur Renard Date: February 26, 2018 at 4:58
10 years in the making, this cd doesn't convince me. It sounds like a compilation-album, there's too many different drums- and guitarsounds. Of course Erik is great on the keys, John is a great vocalist and the guitarsolos and drums all are great, but here and there the drums are programmed. It looks like not all the musicians were available for the last 10 years, so Erik and John played all the remaining instruments. It's not a bad album, but GPS sounded more like a band. On the other hand, it's great to have new songs of John Payne to listen to. At least it's way better than the collection progrock-covers he released a little while back. I rate it: 6,5 but maybe it will be a 7 or higher in due time.

From: MaximusTundra Date: March 10, 2018 at 12:14
Cool Album! Ex-Asia vocalist John Payne does a mighty fine job🖒I love the track listing as it has quite a few goodies that I really like here. Some of the highlights from the album that I like are "Brother In Arms" "Strange Ways" "Time Waits For No One" "A Sorrows Crown" and "Fourth Of July" If you're a fan of Asia you'll love this album! 🤘😎🤘

From: rick kerch vzla Date: March 18, 2018 at 21:27
Nice Prog/AOR release with interesting cuts in the shape of # 2,3(nice),4,5,6 & 7(nice)...Payne is a master in doing this kind of stuff and joined by a staff of great musicians you tell me.83/100


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