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All Planets Precious All Planets Precious
Melodic Fusion cut with a Ethereal intro that folds a Strong Drum Kit / Fretless Bass Bottom. Rich Keyboard, Guitar & Synth textures through Modeled Grand Piano emphasis.
Past Attraction Past Attraction
Eclectic Jazz Fusion cut featuring an unusual Percussive / Bass Rhythm feel through Expressive Keyboard, Guitar and Synth overlays.
Days Of Passion Days Of Passion
Soulful New Age piece with Grand Piano emphasis over Lush Keyboard voicings and syncopated percussive drive.
Thursday Island Thursday Island
Tropical Smooth Jazz piece with a Syncopated Drums & Rickenbacker Bass Rhythm Drive. Grand piano, Steel Drum and Alto Sax emphasis through Tasteful Keyboard & Guitar overlays.
Acryllian Waltz Acryllian Waltz
Melodic Up-Beat Instrumental cut featuring interplay between Acoustic Guitar and Grand Piano with Lush String & Keyboard arrangements over a Strong Driving Bass/ Drums Rhythm. Modeled Harp, Vox and Choir overlays.
Indian Hills Indian Hills
Cut#9 - "Indian Hills", Recorded in February 1991, from 'After Just Before', the Fourth Michael Lee Thomas LP originally released in November 1992, and Re-Mastered and Re-released in July 2014.
The Conquest of Beginning(Movement Four - NEPTUNE) The Conquest of Beginning(Movement Four - NEPTUNE)
Movement Four - NEPTUNE Encounter: 'Worlds Among the Rings', from 'Voyager: Grand Tour Suite' (1990) Recorded in September 1989 at Positive Energy One - West
A Thousand Words A Thousand Words
Recognizing the 26th Anniversary of the Debut Michael Lee Thomas Album 'Fresh Out of Nowhere' (1989), Cut #6: 'A Thousand Words' Recorded in September 1987 at Positive Energy One - West.
In These Moments In These Moments
Cut# 10: "In These Moments" - Mellow, but Grooving Smooth Jazz cut from the Twenty-Eighth Michael Lee Thomas Album, 'Afterland', released in November 2018.
Twice From a Heart Twice From a Heart
Cut# 10: "Twice From a Heart" - Melodic Fusion cut from the Twenty-Seventh Michael Lee Thomas Album, 'Just Past The Fall', released in November 2017.
Island Near The Sun Island Near The Sun
Cut# 11: "Island Near The Sun" - Deep Expressive Tropical Smooth Jazz piece from the Twenty-Sixth Michael Lee Thomas Album, 'Shades of Almost', released in February 2015.
Far Away Near You Far Away Near You
Cut#11: "Far Away Near You" - Smooth Groovin' Jazz piece from the Twenty-Fifth Michael Lee Thomas Album 'Far Away Near', released in November 2014.
Train Of Thought Train Of Thought
Eclectic Driving Fusion piece featuring a Counter-Melodic structure. In Your face Drums and Synth Bass bottom with expressive Keyboard layerings and Voices.
After Lake Lost After Lake Lost
Cut# 11: "After Lake Lost" - Deep Melodic Jazz Fusion piece from the Twenty-Third Michael Lee Thomas Album, 'Casting Spells', released in November 2013.
First Heart To Notice First Heart To Notice
Dual Grand Piano and Vibraphone over an easy Acoustic Bass & Percussive drive. Layered Synth & Keyboard pads and overlays.
Department Of Hearts Department Of Hearts
Slow and Laid Back cut featuring a delicate electro-percussion, Fretless Bass rhythm bed. Grand Piano and Vibe emphasis amid layered Guitar and Synth pads and overlays.
Last Journey Home Last Journey Home
Effectual sequence intro folds into a nice Rickenbacker Bass & Drum Kit/Percussive rhythm drive. Acoustic & Electric guitar voicings with lush Keyboard and String coloration. Grand Piano and select Synth overlays and emphasis.
Just Past The Ice Just Past The Ice
Subdued but deep piece featuring a sharp Low End drive over focused Drums & Percussives. Acoustic Guitar and Grand Piano emphasis through smooth Keyboard, Synth and Guitar pads and coloration.
Flesh Returned Flesh Returned
Expanding Synth pad intro transcends into a powerful slow rhythm drive. Strong Drums and Bass bed with layered Keyboard textures. Guitar, Harp and Piano overlays with Grand Piano emphasis.
Place In Mind Place In Mind
Easy Going Jazz cut with a Smooth Percussive feel. Melodic Bass, Guitar and Keyboard layering with Grand Piano & Vibe emphasis.
