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CD Title: Cherokee Moon
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Category: AOR / Melodic Rock
Year: 2024
Label: Escape Music
Catalog Number: ESM385
Personnel
Harry Hess Vocals
Robin McAuley Vocals
Robin Beck Vocals
Mark Boals Vocals, Bass
Jeff Scott Soto Vocals
Derby Mills Vocals
Rick Altzi Vocals
Paul Manzi Vocals
Thomas Vikstrom Vocals
Tanya Rizkala Vocals
Olivia Dei Cicchi Vocals
Mick Devine Lead and backing vocals
James Christian Backing vocals
Fredrik Folkare Guitars, Bass
Steve Mann Keyboards
Nalle Pahlsson Bass
Tom Croucier Bass
Tommy Denander Guitar, Keyboards
Gregg Hart Guitars
Steve Morris Guitars, Keyboards
Kjell Haraldson Hammond
Robert Sall Guitars, Keys
Brian Anthony Bass
Johan Kullberg Drums
Josh Devine Drums
Tracks
| 1. | Starlight Olivia Dei Cicchi | |
| 2. | Eternal Love Mark Boals | |
| 3. | Princess Of The Night Jeff Scott Soto | |
| 4. | House Of Shadows Darby Mills | |
| 5. | Lying Here Beside You Mick Devine/Robin Beck | |
| 6. | Can't Let You Go Harry Hess | |
| 7. | Eye Of The Hurricane Rick Altzi | |
| 8. | Midnight Sensation Robin McAuley | |
| 9. | Girl From Lebanon Tanya Rizkala | |
| 10. | Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark Thomas Vikstrom | |
| 11. | The Robe Paul Manzi | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: 123charpenay |
Date: April 5, 2024 at 15:26 |
| second excellent effort from circle of friends.their first record was the cd of the year in 2022.here we are not at the same level,it s impossible.but this record is a top class hard fm record even if "the robe" is a very very long and very average song.the other songs are ultra catchy,varied with some very talented guys and women.i recommand the japan import cause the japan bonus track "a candle in the window" is avery good song singing by jeff scot soto.
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| From: michaelmouseboxer |
Date: May 11, 2024 at 18:58 |
| Given my surprise at how much I enjoyed the project's original release, it's only fitting that the follow-up surprise me again, albeit this time with a shift in musical direction. While "The Garden" was largely composed of upbeat melrock with some splashes of pop AOR, "Cherokee Moon" is predominantly melodic hard rock that occasionally slips into metal territory. "Eternal Love," "Princess of the Night" and especially "Eye of the Hurricane" are among the heaviest tracks, with Jeff Scott Soto and Rick Altzi bringing the bass as they would for any other album. I was genuinely shocked when Robin McAuley's "Midnight Sensation" turned out to be a pure 80s-style AOR hit, and you shouldn't sleep on the beautiful Robin Beck-Mick Devine duet. The songs are all well-written and well-produced, making for a solid release, but it helps to know what to expect before turning this one on. I don't like it as much as the debut but it's still more than worth a listen.
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