EAST OF EDEN

Peter Gee

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Neo-Prog

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Studio Album, released in 2011

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Radio (0:58)
2. Arabia (4:43)
3. Falling Star (5:25)
4. I Want Out (4:22)
5. Sundays at Woodside (2:27)
6. Why? (2:55)
7. Hear Our Cry (2:25)
8. Spread Your Wings (3:02)
9. One Day We'll Meet Again (4:25)
10. Emma (4:03)
11. Gone (2:29)
12. Hendrix (2:14)
13. Blue Skies (4:50)
14. Eyes of a Child (3:50)
15. The Wonder of You (3:12)
16. Stradivarius (2:27)
17. Andrea (4:27)
18. Beautiful to Me (3:53)
19. The Ends of the Earth (5:29)
20. Belinda (4:06)

Total Time 71:42

Line-up / Musicians

- Peter Gee / bass, guitars, keyboards, percussion, programming, composer & arranger, co-producer

With:
- Steve Thorne / lead & backing vocals (4,7,8,11,13,18,19), percussion loops (4), vocal arrangements
- Damian Wilson / lead & backing vocals (2,3,6,10,15,17,20), vocal arrangements
- Hayley Oliver / backing vocals (7,10)
- Steve Christey / drums

Releases information

CD Roberts-Lutley ‎- PGCD004 (2011, UK)

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PETER GEE East of Eden ratings distribution

3.55
(40 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(42%)
Good, but non-essential (28%)
Collectors/fans only (5%)
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3 stars A very pleasant album of original songs by the bass player of Pendragon. The style, as it can be expected, sounds pretty much like a continuation of the neo-prog vein aboundantly exploited (and maybe invented) by that english band. The vocals by Steve Thorne and Damian Wilson are soft and melodic, f ... (read more)

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