Song Of The Golden Lotus (Music For Bass Flute, Acoustic & Electronic Keyboards) (CD, Compilation, Remastered) album cover

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Edward Christmas ‎– Song Of The Golden Lotus (Music For Bass Flute, Acoustic & Electronic Keyboards)

Label:
Fortuna Records ‎– 17069-2
Format:
CD, Compilation, Remastered
Country:
US
Released:
1989
Genre:
Electronic, Jazz
Style:
New Age

Tracklist

1 In The Garden 13:40
2 Toward The City 5:09
3 Song Of The Golden Lotus 6:55
4 Carol's Song 5:31
5 Song For Carol 8:35
6 Hymn To A New Age 11:32
7 Devata 7:37

Companies, etc.

Credits

Notes

Total Time 59:26

Recorded and mixed at Studio Media, QR Studios in Evanston, Illinois and OTR Studios in Belmont, California.
Digitally remastered at DigiPrep, Hollywood, California

Front cover illustration: Detail from one of a set of seven painted mandalas, each of which when meditated on generates a special condition of consciousness (Tibet, c. 1800, gouache on cloth)

Special thanks to Carol Zimbelman, Willard Lipps, and Bonita Byrd

All compositions
©1978, 1981, 1983, 1989 Fortuna One Music, BMI
℗1978, 1981, 1983, 1989 Fortuna Records
Made in W. Germany

Manufactured and distributed by Celestial Harmonies
PO Box 30122
Tucson, Arizona 85751

European distribution:
Kuckuck Schallplatten
Habsburgerplatz 2
8000 München 40
Printed in W. Germany

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 013711706925
  • Matrix / Runout: SONOPRESS C-7865/17069-2 A
  • Label Code: LC 8878

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Expansive09

Expansive09

October 6, 2018
This is a comp I believe of tracks from three early cassettes 1979/80/81. The music here is meditative, placid, serene somewhere musically in the Deuter/Iasos realms when he's not over hyped on guitar strums. Edward is primarily a flutist and he accompanies himself on minimally played electric piano and synths. Some of the tracks have a chamber feel with oboe but the music is very much focused on the inner realms. Its a shame the full length albums where never released on cd and her ein 2018 I find this release becoming an oddity the hipster DIY electronic music community might dig!
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