Track Listings (14) - Disc #1| All Artists: Stephen Bennett Title: Tunes Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Cimirron/Rainbird Records Original Release Date: 1/1/2000 Release Date: 1/1/2000 Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, New Age Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 734232102026 |
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 | Stephen Bennett Tunes Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, New Age
Tunes is a wonderful collection from Stephen, including the mixed metered Fields of Plastic, flatpicking marvel Afton Mountain, and one of this writer's all-time favorites - C.E.O. About C.E.O., Stephen writes, "That's... more » |
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Product Description Tunes is a wonderful collection from Stephen, including the mixed metered Fields of Plastic, flatpicking marvel Afton Mountain, and one of this writer's all-time favorites - C.E.O. About C.E.O., Stephen writes, "That's Comanche Executive Officer. This is for a friend. When Bill started taking lessons from me some years ago, he told me he was retired from a couple of defense contracting firms. I later found out that he had been CEO of both of them. Bill is also part Comanche - and the irony that this descendant of folks who had given the U.S. Army such a deservedly hard time would a century later be so vital to its efficacy, struck me as amusing and inspired this tune." Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsCan't get enough Pelagia | 07/29/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "Okay, if you've been reading the reviews of Stephen's music here on Amazon, you know by now that I am a big fan. Some of my favorites on Tunes include Adirondack Lullaby and The Eye of God, which was inspired by an image from the Hubble telescope. I can listen to Stephen's music over and over and it's always a favorite for road trips. For me, there's nothing like coming upon a incredible mountain vista with a Stephen Bennett tune playing on my ipod. Much of his music is inspired by the great outdoors, so maybe that's why it seems like such a natural fit. But, I've also had the same experience when coming upon the Capitol Dome in Washington DC on a moonlit night. He seems to be able to capture the wonder of life and the world in many of his compositions.
I hope that my reviews will help to guide those who are new to Stephen's music. And, I encourage others to add some thoughts!" |
