album
@playlist artwork

Icebreaker with BJ Cole: Apollo

13 tracks, 51.40 Cantaloupe Music on June 19, 2012 17:14

Contemporary Classical
Buy APOLLO here!
  1. Play
    0.00 / 3.04
    Hide the comments
  2. Play
    0.00 / 7.28
    Hide the comments
  3. Play
    0.00 / 2.58
    Hide the comments
  4. Play
    0.00 / 3.49
    2. TheDreamPlay
    Hide the comments
  1. Go to track 01 Signals
    1. 01 Signals 3.04 564 plays
  2. Go to track 02 Stars
    2. 02 Stars 7.28 329 plays
  3. Go to track 03 Drift
    3. 03 Drift 2.58 234 plays
  4. Go to track 04 An Ending (Ascent) I
    4. 04 An Ending (Ascent) I 3.49 486 plays
  5. Go to track 05 The Secret Place
    5. 05 The Secret Place 2.45 199 plays
  6. Go to track 06 Under Stars II
    6. 06 Under Stars II 5.57 198 plays
  7. Go to track 07 Matta
    7. 07 Matta 3.56 166 plays
  8. Go to track 08 Deep Blue Day
    8. 08 Deep Blue Day 4.00 331 plays
  9. Go to track 09 Under Stars I
    9. 09 Under Stars I 4.41 176 plays
  10. Go to track 10 Silver Morning
    10. 10 Silver Morning 2.26 199 plays
  11. Go to track 11 Weightless
    11. 11 Weightless 4.13 175 plays
  12. Go to track 12 Always Returning
    12. 12 Always Returning 2.15 31931 plays
  13. Go to track 13 An Ending (Ascent) II
    13. 13 An Ending (Ascent) II 4.02 679 plays

Uploaded by

    • 100
    • 417

    • More sets by Cantaloupe Music (8)

    Tags: Icebreaker BJ Cole Brian Eno Roger Eno Daniel Lanois Cantaloupe Music pedal steel guitar Apollo

    Engaged in an exploration between recorded electronic and live acoustic sound, the innovative 12-piece ensemble Icebreaker and renowned pedal steel guitarist BJ Cole present their "moving and sublime" performance of Brian Eno's Apollo in a definitive and invigorating recording.

    Release/catalogue number: CA21071
    Release date: Jun 26, 2012

    Share to WordPress.com

    If you are using self-hosted WordPress, please use our standard embed code or install the plugin to use shortcodes.
    Add a comment 0 comments at 0.00
      Click to enter a
      comment at       0.00