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Artist: John Waite

Title: Figure In A Landscape

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Category: AOR

Year: 2001

Label: Gold Circle

Catalog Number: GI-10005-2

Personnel

John Waite Vocals
Shane Fontayne Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Bass
Don Kirkpatrick Electric & Acoustic Guitars
Anthony Krizan Guitar
Lance Morrison Bass
Donnie Nossov Bass On Tracks 5 & 7
Chuck Kentis Keyboards
Jonathan Dresel Drums, Percussion
Debbie Holiday Vocals On Tracks 5/7/10

Tracks

1.	Keys To Your Heart	3:42
2.	Always Be Your Man	4:42
3.	Thinking About You	4:24
4.	NYC Girl	4:51
5.	Fly	4:20
6.	New Thing	4:41
7.	Special One	4:03
8.	Whenever You Come Around	4:04
9.	Touch	4:18
10.	Godhead	5:29
11.	Masterpiece Of Loneliness	4:08
Total Running Time:		48:42

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Existing comments about this CD

From: peter poland	Date: September 18, 2004 at 5:05
I'm a big fan of John's music, and i love everything about his music, in my opinion it's one of his best albums. Very touchy and honest,the lyrics are great, check out Masterpice of Loneliness ,#11 and you''ll know what i mean.

From: Eugenio Chahin	Date: September 24, 2004 at 19:15
Yeah I agree with peter above. This is a great artistic step in John's music. Very personal and mellow and yet very consistent trough out, for sure it will not leave you unimpressed. If u ask me to compare it with any other JW record I have to say that it haves more points in common with Temple Bar than with When You Were Mine or any others.

From: Eugenio Chahin	Date: September 24, 2004 at 19:20
Now John is putting - don't know the reasons why - some of this songs, some classics and also some new tunes in a cd. Anyway, anything that he does is absolutly great, long live Mr. Wonderful!

From: Max	Date: September 27, 2004 at 0:01
Chahin, unless you are a girl, you sound very gay,.

From: Nick Clarkson

Date: October 5, 2004 at 13:47

Anything John Waite puts his name to drips greatness. This may not be as rocky as his earlier solo stuff and leans more toward the MOR market but the lyrics and vocal delivery are sublime. This guy cannot fail to move you. I must admit I hope he starts to rock a little more on his new album The Hard Way (waiting for my copy to drop thru the door!). But this is still an essential purchase especially if a fan of the man! Plus he's from Lancashire.....great stuff!

From: peter poland	Date: January 31, 2005 at 7:05
Max you sound very stupid

From: hair metal again	Date: February 27, 2011 at 5:33
excellent release by the mighty JOHN WAITE.this is so mellow,touching ,heartful collection of songs straight to your heart and soul.it creates a strong atmosphere,so calm and beautiful.standout song here is "touch" one of John s greatest ever!essential

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