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This music is a lush relaxing and emotional mix of creative contemporary rock and could best be described as a cross between Dave Matthews and Pink Floyd.
Genre:
Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date:
2006
Ancient Skies
© Copyright-Kevin Lucas Orchestra
(634479482397)
Record Label: Kevin Lucas Orchestra
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The Kevin Lucas Orchestra is a cutting edge group that pushes the envelope of modern music with classical, rock, jass, and world beat influences with the help of Kevin Lucas’ five-octave marimba. Most of their music is original and the instrumentation includes marimba, electric violin, drums, percussion, guitar with vocals, saxophone and flute, and bass. The Carbondaley Dispatch of Southern Illinois said “The Kevin Lucas Orchestra is worthy of Carnegie Hall”. The Saint Louis Post Dispatch described Kevin Lucas as “Beethoven with an attitude”. The Kevin Lucas Orchestra has opened for Victor Wooten and Christopher Cross. They perform concerts all over the Midwest in college theaters, nightclubs, coffee houses, and auditoriums.
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Sex Music indeed!
author: C. Carter
I was strokin' my woman the other night to the Kevin Lucas Orchestra! Keep it up...I know I am!
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Hey...it's not bad!
author: Del Flactoid
With a large supply of music out there, it is quite funky fresh to hear such beautiful, soulful music. I play this cd all the time, whether I'm baking muffins or scrubbing the john. It's just so pleasing and nice and wonderful to listen to whilst driving or gallivanting to the park. I recommend to all!
I agree with KC Irfidalas...KLO IS fresh...but I say funky fresh indeed!
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Oh my wonderfully!
author: Ludi Geetfarm
Goodly is this music. I have much good listening time. Sitar is magic. I like Shanti. Songs have nice. Full of nice beats and magic time.
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Something different for a change...
author: KC Irfidahs
It's nice to hear the unique blend of instruments, including the saxophone and Hammond B-3. I do however disagree with some of the other reviewers. It may "taste" like Moody Blues, but for me I hear bits and pieces of Emerson Lake and Palmer, ELO, The Orb (trance), and early Genesis. Overall, it's a very good album, and a nice change from the other "crap" that's on the radio now days. They got the same old bass pumping, with nothing much to say! KLO, however is fresh!
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