The Spiritual Recluse and the Bebop Prism
by Harmony Shift
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now ₤4 GBP
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speechless
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here lie the bones
03:18
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the sandworms scroll
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coiled calligraphy
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a monastery of marigolds
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the shell-capped sage
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the ruins of memory
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disconsolate sea
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st monan
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about
This album was originally released in CD as part of a poetry/music project by John Brewster. Check out my website for details - www.writingvoices.com - where you can read about the album's conception and buy the poetry and music CD booklet.
As a musical composition in its own right, this album is being re-presented as the first album under my musical band name, Harmony Shift.
As a musical composition in its own right, this album is being re-presented as the first album under my musical band name, Harmony Shift.
credits
released 07 March 2010
John Brewster - guitars, keyboards, vocals, singing bowl, windchimes, etc. Drum samples.
Thanks to the divine universe and all spiritual assistance;
the genius of John Coltrane, Tal Farlow and Thelonious Monk;
St Monan and St Monans; and Rita, for believing.
John Brewster - guitars, keyboards, vocals, singing bowl, windchimes, etc. Drum samples.
Thanks to the divine universe and all spiritual assistance;
the genius of John Coltrane, Tal Farlow and Thelonious Monk;
St Monan and St Monans; and Rita, for believing.
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I am a self-taught musician who has been playing guitar for many years. My interests are universal, but I have a love of jazz, rock, blues, ambient and folk. I record under the name of Harmony Shift.
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- Track Name: staggered stones
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I wait till night
to reach that height
where sound is sight
and truth is light
