John McCormack
Peace Of Mind
Peace Of Mind by John McCormack features crash and burn saxophone, raw piano and synths backed by a progressive rock rhythm section
Release date: January 2006
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Peace Of Mind
Peace of Mind, the track, is at the same time a dark and broody work with "peace" found in the joyful Spanish guitar.
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5:09
2
Without A Doubt
Without A Doubt, a synth-guitar driven progressive rock track, was written with all of my love for my wife.
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3:55
3
It's Good To Be Home For Christmas
Sax and progressive rock combine on this track.
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4:18
4
I Know What You Know
This jazz fusion track was inspired by the notion of when you love someone but are too afraid to let it show, you can find peace knowing the other loves you back. The sax is raw with emotion and has been described as "vintage John."
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3:08
5
Go Ahead And Rain
Go Ahead And Rain represents an exuberance of life without care. If you love, nothing else matters, so Go Ahead And Rain!
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4:10
6
Booth Street (Forever You)
Booth Street (Forever You) is a serene avant song most ideally heard on a long winding drive.
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3:52
7
Out Of My Winter
Out of My Winter, featuring sax in a jazz/rock setting, demonstrates what can happen if you forget your troubles and know that it's better to let go of things you can't change.
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3:49
8
Danger Damage Almost Over
A Progressive Rock synth driven track influenced by my favorite band of all time, Rush.
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3:41
