Steve Howe - Anthology (A Solo Career Retrospective) FLAC

Steve Howe Prog Rock Acoustic Bluegrass Blues Rock Symphonic Rock Latin Jazz 2015

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1-01	So Bad Drums – Clem CattiniGuitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	2:16
1-02	Lost Symphony Baritone Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Bud BeadleBass Guitar – Colin GibsonDrums – Alan WhitePiano – Patrick MorazTenor Saxophone – Mick EveVocals, Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Synthesizer [Moog], Organ – Steve HoweWritten-By – Jan Howe, Steve*	4:38
1-03	Pleasure Stole The Night Double Bass – Chris LaurenceDrums – Bill BrufordFlute – Malcolm BennettVocals, Guitar, Mandolin – Steve HoweWritten-By – Jan Howe, Steve*	2:54
1-04	Pennants Drums – Alan WhiteGuitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweSynthesizer [Korg & Arp Synths] – Ronnie Leah*Written-By – Steve Howe	4:31
1-05	Look Over Your Shoulder Drums – Alan WhiteGuitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweOrgan [Hammond Organ] – Ronnie LeahyVocals – Claire HamillWritten-By – Steve Howe	5:01
1-06	Surface Tension Classical Guitar [Kohno Classical Guitar] – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:29
1-07	Sensitive Chaos Drums – Bill BrufordGuitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweKeyboards – Billy CurrieWritten-By – Steve Howe	4:24
1-08	Running The Human Race Drums – Nigel Glockner*Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Bass Guitar [Fretless Bass] – Steve HoweKeyboards – Billy CurrieWritten-By – Steve Howe	4:23
1-09	Desire Comes First Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweViolin – Anna PalmWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:37
1-10	Luck Of The Draw Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar, Other [Dobro], Bass Guitar – Steve HoweHarmonica – Keith WestWritten-By – Steve Howe	1:41
1-11	Maiden Voyage Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Bass Guitar, Keyboards – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	4:22
1-12	Walk Don't Run Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – Johnny Smith	3:01
1-13	Momenta Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar – Steve Howe	2:55
1-14	The Collector Drums – Dylan HowePedal Steel Guitar, Guitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:01
1-15	Just Like A Woman Drums – Dylan HoweKeyboards – Geoff DownesVocals, Guitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – Bob Dylan	4:34
1-16	Buckets Of Rain Drums – Dylan HoweVocals, Guitar, Other [Dobro], Banjo, Bass Guitar, Washboard – Steve HoweWritten-By – Bob Dylan	3:49
2-01	Distant Seas Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar, Acoustic Bass – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	6:12
2-02	Curls And Swirls Guitar, Mandolin, Acoustic Bass – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	2:31
2-03	Meridian Strings Guitar, Bass Guitar, Percussion – Steve HoweKeyboards, Percussion – Paul SutinWritten-By – Paul Sutin, Steve Howe	5:25
2-04	Simplification Guitar Synthesizer [Midi Guitar], Pedal Steel Guitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:16
2-05	Rising Sun Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Bass Guitar, Drum Programming – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:05
2-06	Westwinds Alto Saxophone – Jamie TalbotBaritone Saxophone – Philip ToddBass Guitar – Derrick TaylorDrums – Dylan HoweGuitar – Steve HoweTenor Saxophone – Stan SulzmannTranscription By, Conductor – Andrew JackmanTrombone – Mark Nightingale, Neil SidwellTrumpet – Derek WatkinsTrumpet, Flugelhorn – Simon GardnerWritten-By, Arranged By – Steve Howe	4:29
2-07	Ultra Definition Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar, Pedal Steel Guitar, Electric Bass [Fretless Bass Guitar] – Steve HoweOrgan, Electric Piano – Oliver WakemanWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:39
2-08	Ebb And Flow Drums – Dylan HoweGuitar, Bass Guitar – Steve HoweSynthesizer [Moog] – Virgil HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	4:09
2-09	Dorothy Electric Guitar [Solo] – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	2:48
2-10	Sketches In The Sun Twelve-String Guitar [Solo] – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:14
2-11	Diary Of A Man Who Vanished Acoustic Guitar [Solo] – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	2:39
2-12	Devon Blue Slide Guitar [Slide Dobro Solo] – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	2:55
2-13	King's Ransom Arranged By [Orchestra Arranged By] – Paul K. JoyceClassical Guitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – David Biglin, Steve Howe	4:29
2-14	Bachianas Brasileiras No.5 Arranged By [Orchestra Arranged By] – Paul K. JoycePedal Steel Guitar, Arranged By [Orchestra Arranged By] – Steve HoweWritten-By – Villa Lobos*	3:55
2-15	Beginnings Classical Guitar – Steve HoweHarpsichord – Patrick MorazWritten-By – Steve Howe	5:34
2-16	Mood For A Day Cello – Dietrich Bethge, Lionel HandyFlute – Jaime MartinGuitar – Steve HoweHorn – Andrew Clark Leader – Stephanie GonleyOrchestra – English Chamber OrchestraViola – David Greenlees, Quintin BallardieViolin – Clare Thompson, Julian Trafford, Margaret Cowen, Susan Briscoe*Violin, Leader – José-Luis GarciaWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:01
2-17	Sharp On Attack Drums – Nigel Glockner*Guitar – Steve HoweWritten-By – Steve Howe	3:24

Companies, etc.

Record Company – Warner Music Group
Marketed By – Rhino Entertainment Company
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rhino Entertainment Company
Copyright (c) – Rhino Entertainment Company

Credits

Cover [Cover Paintings And Steve Howe Logo] – Roger Dean

Notes

Tracks 1-01 to 1-06, 2-03 to 2-08 and 2-15 are 2015 remastered.
Tracks 2-16 and 2-17 are listed as Bonus Tracks in the booklet.

6-panel 2-Tray Digipak with 24 pages booklet.

Cover paintings and Steve Howe logo by Roger Dean.
© Copyright Roger Dean, 2015. www.rogerdean.com

This Compilation ℗ & © 2015 Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company. Made in EU

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0 81227 95529 8
Label Code: LC 02982

Sagda

The first time I listened to a Steve Howe solo album was many years ago. I liked it for the most part. I still think that Steve Howe should not be singing. The man simply cannot hold a tune. His guitar work on the majority of his solo albums-the existence of which has no doubt taken away from what he could have been contributing to either a Yes effort or an Asia effort-comes off as passable but not brilliant. He is capable of brilliant guitar work. Most guitarist are in one band at a time-the fact that Steve Howe has been in four projects (He was also in 'GTR' with Steve Hackett in the mid 1980's) takes away from the impact of each separate respective project. That factor plays a major role in a) Yes's recent original material not being particularly amazing or particularly musical, and b) Asia's recent material not being equal to the bands first album, not to mention c) Steve Howe's solo material sounds often half finished. Most music fans shy away from saying things like that-for reasons I don't understand. Nobody can do three jobs well (never mind four) and that is what Steve Howe has been trying to do for something like 30 years. This results is a 'take it or leave it' retrospective of material that was made-it seems-with a 'take it or leave it attitude' by a guitarist that was celebrated as "rocks best guitar player" for several years in a row in the 1970's. Some people will like the retrospective out of a sense of 'loyalty' to Steve Howe's legacy as one of rocks best guitarists. I think Steve Howe should have picked one band to focus on and then maybe do just one solo album-like Chris Squire's 'Fish Out of Water': and then call it a day.