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Sky Sky Vol. 1 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Classical Album: Sky Vol. 1 Country: UK Released: 1994 Style: Modern, Prog Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1622 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1923 mb WMA version RAR size: 1194 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 417 Other Formats: MMF ADX FLAC AA MP2 DTS VQF Tracklist Hide Credits Westway A1 3:38 Composed By – Flowers* Carillon A2 3:29 Composed By – Flowers* La Danza A3 2:56 Arranged By – Kevin PeekComposed By – Pipo* Gymnopedie No. 1 A4 3:39 Arranged By – Williams*Composed By – Satie* Cannonball A5 3:41 Composed By – Monkman* Where Opposites Meet (Part 1/2/3/4/5) B1 19:22 Composed By – Monkman* Credits Acoustic Guitar [Ovation 6 And 12-string] – Kevin Peek Acoustic Guitar [Ovation Classic] – John Williams Bass Guitar, Bass [String] – Herbie Flowers Chimes – Tristan Fry Design [Cover] – Buntrock Ltd., Hutton Charrington Double Bass [Stringed Bass] – Herbie Flowers Drums [Premier] – Tristan Fry Electric Guitar [Gibson L5s And Ovation Preacher] – Kevin Peek Electric Guitar [Gibson Rd77 Artist] – John Williams Glockenspiel – Tristan Fry Guitar [Synthesizer] – Kevin Peek Harpsichord – Francis Monkman Marimba – Tristan Fry Mastered By – Blair*, Nick* Percussion [Medieval Tabor] – Tristan Fry Photography By – Paul Cox Piano [Bösendorfer] – Francis Monkman Producer – Haydn Bendall, Sky , Tony Clark Synthesizer [Clavinet-1] – Francis Monkman Synthesizer [Oberheim Ob1] – Francis Monkman Synthesizer [Prophet V] – Francis Monkman Timpani – Tristan Fry Tom Tom [Paiste] – Tristan Fry Vibraphone – Tristan Fry Notes Made in EEC Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 708574 260305 Rights Society: MCPS Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year ARLH 5022 Sky Sky (LP, Album) Ariola ARLH 5022 UK 1979 VPCD 7525 Sky Sky (CD, Album, RE) Arista VPCD 7525 Australia 1988 Sky Vol 1 (CD, Album, 16030CD Sky Success 16030CD UK 1993 RE) 200 589, 200 200 589, 200 Sky Sky (LP, Album) Ariola, Ariola Germany 1979 589-320 589-320 6483294 Sky Sky (LP, Album) Ariola 6483294 Greece 1981 Related Music albums to Sky Vol. 1 by Sky Sky - Sky 3 Flowers Of Yes! - Silence & Trust Nikki Sudden - Seven Lives Later Sky - Sky Sally Oldfield - Playing In The Flame America - America Kevin Peek - A Touch Of Class Kevin Peek - Awakening.

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