...To Those Who Wait (reissued)
© Copyright-EyeSee Music / Ian Charles
(660355409127)
Record Label: EyeSee Music / CNS Recording
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Absolutely incredible! Originally released in 1995 and now back in print by popular demand. No kidding...
The sound is Raw and Untainted. A powerful combination of Folk, Rock, and Blues. "Americana" music at it's best.
From the second you press "play" this Cd grabs you. With an intensity of uncompromising energy and originality.
Available for two years before it's release as a "Bootleg" within the exception of "Chain Gang Revisited" which was an improvised sound-check in the studio.
Today, Songs like "Wild Oats","John James", and "Tough to Balance" are considered classics with Ian Charles fans.
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Credits:
Written, Arranged,and Produced by: Ian Charles
Studios: River Street -New Haven, Ct.
TNA- Wallingford, Ct.
Long View Farm- North Brookfield, Ma.
Platinum Sound- Boston, Ma.
Engineers: Glen Gallo,Don Comeau,
Jesse Henderson,David Locke
Photography: Judy McKenna
Traycard Artwork: David John Cunningham
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Musicians: IAN CHARLES: Acoustic 6 & 12
String Guitars,
Piano,Harmonica
Drums (on "Walls",
All instruments on
"Princes and Paupers etc.") Lead and
Backing Vox
PETER KAZALEH- Lead Guitars, Backing Vox
MACE VITALE-Bass Guitars
RICH SCANLON- Drums
Also: DON COMEAU- Bass on "Walls"
STEVE DOE- Fretless Bass on "Come Home"
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Eternal Thanks to my fans! Always.
Hey! Good things come....To Those Who Wait
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Good stuff
author: Bruce Bennett
I like this CD alot. I like it for it's simplicity and it's basic rocknroll feel.
There is some looseness to it that pretty cool too.
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With or without the mullet haircut cover
author: Jason Inderhauser
I don't know exactly why. But I like this more than any of his other albums. It's simple and straight forward.Kind of a mixed bag but cool.
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One I got through it...
author: Turk
Once I got through the cd for the first time. I realized that I really liked almost every tune. The closing song on it's own is worth the price. The truth is that it's all really good. Definitely basement tapes or maybe demos recordings but, really good as far as songs and songwriting goes. I'll get the other ones in time.
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Ian Charles is...
author: Gwen Millar
Oh my goodness. Where to start. He is so amazing. His music shakes me, breaks me and makes me.
I love this Cd because it is like, so energetic. I saw him in concert recently and he made feel all funny inside. Which I could not contain to myself.
Go Ian!!
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