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Paul Winter Common Ground mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Folk, World, & Country Album: Common Ground Country: US Released: 1991 Style: New Age, Contemporary Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1962 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1229 mb WMA version RAR size: 1772 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 134 Other Formats: AUD MIDI MP1 AIFF VOX ADX VQF Tracklist Hide Credits Ancient Voices (Nhmamusasa) Arranged By – Paul Berliner*, Paul Winter Backing Vocals – Janet Johnson, Susan OsbornBass – Gary KingCello [8-string Electric] – David DarlingDrums [Traps] – Steve 1 GaddDrums [Ugandan], Organ [Rodgers], Synthesizer [Moog Bass] – Robert 3:56 ChappellKalimba [Mbira], Bells [Footbells] – Paul Berliner*Lead Vocals, Soprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Lyrics By – Paul Berliner*, Paul Winter Music By – Paul Berliner*Percussion [Sticks] – Ben Camel, Kwaku Dadey, Tigger Benford Eagle 2 Music By – African Fish-Eagle*, Paul McCandlessOboe – Paul McCandlessSounds – African 2:13 Fish Eagle Icarus Alto Saxophone, Vocals [Unison] – Paul Winter Arranged By – Oscar Castro-Neves, Paul Winter , Ralph TownerBass – Gary KingCello – David DarlingClassical Guitar – Oscar 3 Castro-NevesDrums [Traps] – Steve GaddMusic By – Ralph TownerOboe – Paul 4:06 McCandlessOrgan [Rodgers] – Robert ChappellSteel Drums – Bill CahnTwelve-String Guitar – John GuthVocals [Unison And Obligato] – Susan OsbornVocals [Unison] – Janet Johnson The Promise Of A Fisherman (Iemanja) Arranged By – Oscar Castro-NevesBass – Gary KingCello – David DarlingChorus – Janet Johnson, Michael Holmes, Paul McCandless, Paul Winter , Susan OsbornCymbal [Buchla Electric Music Box] – Steve Horelick*English Horn, Flute [Norwegian Selje Solo] – Paul 4 3:43 McCandlessMusic By, Lyrics By – Dorival CaymmiOrgan [Rodgers] – Oscar Castro- NevesPercussion [Sticks On Chair], Drums [Traps], Surdo [Brazilian], Caixa [Grand Cassa] – Steve GaddSoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Triangle, Wood Block, Congas, Shaker, Cowbell – Laudir de Oliveira Ocean Dream Arranged By – Paul Winter Bass – Gary KingCello, Cello [8-string Electric] – David DarlingChorus – Janet Johnson, Susan OsbornDrums [Water] – Laudir de OliveiraGuitar 5 [Steel String] – John GuthLead Vocals [Human] – Paul Winter Music By – Humpback Whale, 7:43 Paul Winter Organ [Rodgers], Synthesizer [Moog Bass], Tambora – Robert ChappellSurdo [Brazilian], Drums [Traps], Caixa [Grand Cassa] – Steve GaddVocals [Whale] – Humpback WhaleWords By – Paul Winter Trio 6 Alto Saxophone – Paul Winter Cello – David DarlingMusic By – David Darling, Paul 1:11 McCandless, Paul Winter Oboe – Paul McCandless Common Ground (Velho Sermão) Arranged By – John Scott , Oscar Castro-Neves, Paul McCandless, Paul Winter Bass – Gary KingCello – David DarlingChorus – Janet Johnson, John Guth, Michael Holmes, Paul McCandless, Paul Winter , Susan OsbornDrums [Traps] – Steve GaddGuitar [Tag], Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Oscar Castro-NevesLead Vocals, Guitar – Jim Scott Lyrics By 7 3:43 [Brazilian] – Ronaldo Monteiro de SouzaLyrics By [English] – John Guth, Michael Holmes, Paul Winter Music By – Ivan LinsOboe, English Horn – Paul McCandlessPiano [Fender Rhodes] – Michael HolmesSoprano Saxophone, Sarrusophone [Contrabass], Harmonium – Paul Winter Wood Block, Congas, Shaker, Triangle, Chimes [Chime Rods] – Laudir de Oliveira Lay Down Your Burden Arranged By – Jim Scott , Oscar Castro-NevesCello – David DarlingEnglish Horn – Paul 8 McCandlessLead Vocals – Susan OsbornLyrics By – Colleen CrangleMusic By – Colleen 2:56 Crangle, Marilyn Wetzler, Susan OsbornOrgan [Rodgers] – Oscar Castro-NevesSoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Wolf Eyes Alto Saxophone, Vocals [Unison], Harmonium – Paul Winter Arranged By – Jim Scott , Paul Winter Bass – Ray BrownCello – David DarlingClassical Guitar, Guitar [High String] – Oscar 9 6:37 Castro-NevesEnglish Horn – Paul McCandlessLead Vocals – Timber WolfMusic By – David Darling, Paul Winter , Timber WolfPiano – Warren BernhardtVocals [Wolf In Closing Chorus] – Ida Voice [Choral] – Janet Johnson Duet 10 0:43 Soprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Vocals [Wolf] – Ida Midnight (Minuit) Arranged By – Paul Winter Bass – Oscar Castro-NevesBells, Cymbal – Michael BlairCello – David DarlingChorus – Cruz Baca, Janet Johnson, Oscar Castro-Neves, Paul McCandless, Regina WerneckGuitar [Steel String, Les Paul], Electric Guitar [Rickenbacker 12-string] – 11 4:23 John GuthLyrics By [English] – John Guth, Susan OsbornLyrics By [Guinean] – Keita FodebaMusic By – Traditional Guinean (African)*Organ [Rodgers], Drums [Ugandan] – Robert ChappellVocals [African] – Paul Winter Vocals [English] – Susan OsbornVocals [Obligato] – Janet Johnson Trilogy Arranged By – Paul Winter Cello – David DarlingMusic By – African Fish-Eagle*, Humpback 12 1:57 Whale, Timber WolfOboe – Paul McCandlessOrgan [Pedal] – Robert ChappellSoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Sounds – African Fish Eagle, Humpback Whale, Timber Wolf Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – A&M Records, Inc. Copyright (c) – A&M Records, Inc. Credits Design – Chuck Beeson Engineer – David Greene, Zed McLarnon Engineer [Assistant] – Dixon VanWinkle*, Geoffrey Daking*, Jay Borden, Jesse Henderson , John Beverly Jones, Matt Murray, Michael D. Mills, Michael Frondelli, Neal Ceppos, Perry Cheatham, Steve Katz, Tim Bomba, Tom Arrison, Vern Carlson Ensemble – The Winter Consort, Paul Winter Consort* Illustration, Painting [Cover] – Edward Kaspar* Liner Notes – Peter Barry Chowka Mastered By – Robert Ludwig* Photography By – Tom Huffman Producer – David Greene, Oscar Castro-Neves, Paul Winter Remix – David Greene, Dixon VanWinkle* Notes On label: Living Earth Music and Umpawaug Music Admin. by Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP) © 1978 A&M Records, Inc. ℗ 1978 A&M Records, Inc. Made in U.S.A. On back cover and back of booklet: © 1978 A&M Records, Inc. ℗ 1978 A&M Records, Inc. Printed in the U.S.A. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 7502-13344-2 Rights Society: ASCAP Matrix / Runout: 6/91 1DA7X Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Common Ground (LP, SP-4698 Paul Winter A&M Records SP-4698 US 1978 Album) Common Ground (LP, SP-4698 Paul Winter A&M Records SP-4698 Canada 1978 Album, Promo) Common Ground (Cass, CS-4698 Paul Winter A&M Records CS-4698 US 1978 Album) Common Ground (LP, SP-4698 Paul Winter A&M Records SP-4698 US Unknown Album, RE) Common Ground (LP, SP-4698 Paul Winter A&M Records SP-4698 US 1978 Album, Promo) Related Music albums to Common Ground by Paul Winter 1. Johannes Brahms / Wolfgang Schneiderhan , Violine ‧ Berliner Philharmoniker ‧ Dirigent: Paul van Kempen - Konzert Für Violine Und Orchester Op. 77 2. Doug Riley, Paul Muir , Allan Rhody, Pierre Sénécal - As Long As There'S Winter ... 3. Paul Motian - On Broadway, Vol. III 4. Paul Winter Consort - Icarus 5. Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet - The Paul Brodie Saxophone Quartet In Concert 6. Paul Winter / Luiz Bonfa / Roberto Menescal / Luiz Eça - Rio 7. Peter Paul - Peter paul 8. Oscar Castro-Neves With Members Of The Paul Winter Consort - Oscar! 9. Beethoven / Berliner Philharmoniker / Paul van Kempen - Sinfonie Nr 3 Es-dur, Op. 55 "Eroica" 10. Paul Winter Consort and Dimitri Pokrovsky Folklore Ensemble - Ансамбль Пола Уинтера (США) И Фольклорный Ансамбль Дмитрия Покровского.
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