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Jade Warrior Fusion Prog Rock 1995 Europe

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Jade Warrior
Title:	Elements: The Island Anthology
Style:	Fusion, Prog Rock
Date of release:	1995
Country:	Europe
MP3 album size:	1677 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1437 mb
WMA album size:	1422 mb
Digital formats:	ADX TTA VOC DMF FLAC WMA ASF

Tracklist Hide Credits

Floating World
1-1	Clouds	2:52
1-2	Mountain Of Fruit And Flowers	3:16
1-3	Waterfall	5:58
1-4	Red Lotus	4:31
1-5	Clouds	1:25
1-6	Rainflower	2:44
1-7	Easty	5:23
1-8	Monkey Chant Arranged By – Jon Field, Tony DuhigComposed By – Traditional	2:24
1-9	Memories Of A Distant Sea	5:07
1-10	Quba Composed By – M. Mdenge*	2:44
Waves
1-11	Waves Part I	19:14
1-12	Waves Part II	23:32
Kites
2-1	Songs Of The Forest	3:33
2-2	Wind Song	3:22
2-3	The Emperor Kite	2:16
2-4	Wind Borne	7:36
2-5	Kite Song	2:19
2-6	Land Of The Warrior	3:26
2-7	Quietly By The Riverbank	4:36
2-8	Arrival Of The Emperor "What Does The Venerable Sir Do?"	2:28
2-9	Teh Ch'eng "Do You Understand This?"	1:06
2-10	Arrival Of Chia Shan: Discourse And Liberation	0:53
2-11	Towards The Mountains	2:03
2-12	The Last Question	2:36
Way Of The Sun
2-13	Sun Ra	3:29
2-14	Sun Child	2:43
2-15	Moontears	4:05
2-16	Heaven Stone	5:23
2-17	Way The Sun	5:53
2-18	River Song	5:02
2-19	Carnival	2:17
2-20	Dance Of The Sun	4:53
2-21	Death Of Ra	7:14

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Island Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Island Records Ltd.
Recorded At – Nova Sound Studios, London
Recorded At – Island Studios
Recorded At – The Manor
Recorded At – Argonaut Studio
Recorded At – DJM Studios
Mastered At – Master Cutting Room

Credits

Art Direction – Smay Vision
Bass – Bill Smith (tracks: 2-19), Coldridge Goode* (tracks: 2-4)
Brass – Pete Gibson* (tracks: 2-1, 2-4)
Choir – Orpington Junior Girls Choir* (tracks: 1-1)
Choir [Girl's Choir] – Clodagh Simmon* (tracks: 2-1, 2-2)
Compilation Producer [Compilation Produced By] – Bill Levenson
Composed By – J. Field* (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7, 1-9, 1-11 to 2-21), T. Duhig* (tracks: 1-1 to 1-7, 1-9, 1-11 to 2-21)
Design [Sleeve Design], Illustration – Eckford/Stimpson
Double Bass [String Bass] – Coldridge Goode* (tracks: 1-2)
Drums – Chris Carran* (tracks: 1-1, 1-2), Graham Deacon (tracks: 1-4), Graham Morgan (tracks: 1-11, 1-12, 2-3, 2-7, 2-20), John Dentith (tracks: 2-13, 2-19)
Drums, Bass, Congas – Alan* (tracks: 2-17), Godfrey* (tracks: 2-17), Kuma* (tracks: 2-17)
Electric Guitar – David Duhig (tracks: 1-8)
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Bass, Piano, Glockenspiel, Organ, Vibraphone [Vibes] – Tony Duhig (tracks: 1-1 to 1-10)
Electric Piano – Jeff Westley* (tracks: 2-4)
Engineer – Dick Cuthell (tracks: 2-13 to 2-21), George Chkiantz (tracks: 2-1 to 2-21), Nick Glossop* (tracks: 1-11, 1-12), Terry Barham (tracks: 2-13 to 2-21), Tom Newman (tracks: 1-11, 1-12, 2-1 to 2-12), Tony Platt (tracks: 1-1 to 1-10), Walter Samuels* (tracks: 1-1 to 1-10, 2-13 to 2-21)
Flugelhorn – Dick Cuthell (tracks: 2-13)
Harp – Skaila Kanga (tracks: 1-9, 2-14)
Harp [Gaelic Harp], Gong, Glockenspiel, Vibraphone [Vibes], Alto Flute, Concert Flute, Flute [Japanese Flute], Congas [Conga Drums], Bell Tree, Talking Drum [African Talking Drum], Cello, Piano, Organ, Acoustic Guitar – Jon Field (tracks: 1-1 to 1-10)
Instruments – Jon Field (tracks: 1-11 to 2-21), Tony Duhig (tracks: 1-11 to 2-21)
Liner Notes [Essay] – Vivien Goldman
Mastered By – Dan Kincaid
Piano – Roger Bryson (tracks: 2-3, 2-7)
Producer [Produced By] – Jon Field, Tony Duhig
Saxophone [Sax] – Gowan Turnbull (tracks: 2-19)
Snare – Graham Morgan (tracks: 2-3, 2-7)
Snare, Bass Drum – Willie* (tracks: 2-1)
Soloist [Solos], Electric Guitar – David Duhig (tracks: 1-11, 1-12)
Soloist [Solos], Synthesizer [Moog], Piano – Steve Winwood (tracks: 1-11, 1-12)
Strings – The String Quartet (tracks: 2-3, 2-7)
Violin [Violins] – Debbie Hall (tracks: 2-2, 2-3), Fred Frith (tracks: 2-9), Joe O'Donnell (tracks: 2-10)
Voice [Spoken Words] – Martha Mdenge (tracks: 1-10)

Notes

Tracks 1-1 to 1-10 recorded at Nova Sound, London, and Island Studios, Hammersmith.
Tracks 1-11 & 1-12 recorded at The Manor, Oxfordshire, and Argonaut Studios, London.
Tracks 2-1 to 2-12 recorded at Island Studios, Hammersmith, and Argonaut Studios, London.
Tracks 2-13 to 2-21 recorded at Island Studios, Hammersmith, and DJM Studios, London.

Tracks 1-1 to 1-10 originally released as LP Floating World in 1974.
Tracks 1-11 & 1-12 originally released as LP Waves in 1975.
Tracks 2-1 to 2-12 originally released as LP Kites in 1976.
Tracks 2-13 to 2-21 originally released as LP Way Of The Sun in 1978.

Double CD housed in a slipcase.
Includes 8-page booklet with essays and credits.

This compilation ℗ © 1995 Island Records Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 314-524139-2 5
Barcode (String): 731452413925
Matrix / Runout (Disc One): 314 524 140-2 01! A
Matrix / Runout (Disc Two): 314 524 141-2 01! A
Matrix / Runout (Disc One + Two): MADE IN USA BY PMDC
Mastering SID Code (Disc One + Two): IFPI L005
Mould SID Code (Disc One): IFPI 0309
Mould SID Code (Disc Two): IFPI 0322
Other (Disc One catalogue number): 314 524 140-2
Other (Disc Two catalogue number): 314 524 141-2

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CRNCD8, 524 139-2	Jade Warrior	Elements: The Island Anthology ‎(2xCD, Album, Comp)	Island Records, Island Records	CRNCD8, 524 139-2	Europe	1995

Murn

This 2CD set was promoted as the complete Island "Elements" anthology, although that's not quite true as "Waves" is notably truncated (not that you'd know to listen to it), and a couple of other pieces have trimmed fade-in/outs.Apart from those changes, the albums are pretty much "as is" authentic to the original LP's, but without the groove noise that was always an irritant on albums that were partly almost silent. To those (like me) that hate clicks and crackle in their music, this set was almost a dream come true.I know of two editions of this set: 1) from 1995, which came with an outer box / slip sleeve; 2) from 2001 (just a standard duobox) - both from the US. Anyone seen the European version? I suspect it may have just been stickered on the shrikwrap.I notice that some people laud the new Eclectic/Esoteric remasters, although I think they've polished them a mite too much, without thought for the tape edits and other glitches that you can now hear - especially on headphones!