Album Details
Title: The New Edge Artist: Acoustic Alchemy Release Date: 1993 Re-Released On: 3/16/1993 Label: GRP Records Duration: 44:18 Album Type(s): Instrumental UPCs: 011105969826, 011105969840 Genre: New Age Styles: Contemporary Instrumental, Smooth Jazz Moods: Calm/Peaceful, Gentle, Laid-Back/Mellow, Smooth, Soothing, Amiable/Good-Natured, Refined/Mannered, Sophisticated, Cheerful, Intimate, Organic Total Copies: 13 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Oceans Apart
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The Notting Hill Two-Step
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Slow Ride Home
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Cool as a Rule
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Santa Câfé
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Arc-En-Ciel
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London Skyline
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The Liaison
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Until Always
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Rive Gauche
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1993 | CD | GRP Records | 9698 | | ------ | CD | GRP Records | 9698 |
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Album Review
Cynics might roll their eyes at the album's title -- there is nothing at all edgy about this duo's buffed-to-a-high-gloss music -- but The New Edge is actually one of Acoustic Alchemy's most entertaining releases. There's a playfulness to these tunes, like the puckish electronic drums on the flamenco-tinged and downright catchy "Notting Hill Two-Step" and the tongue-in-cheek boulevardier pretensions of the closing "Rive Gauche," that suggests a pair of sharp wits behind the well-packaged sheen of this music. The songs are a consistently memorable lot this time out, with a much higher than usual ratio of interesting melodies to snoozy new age mush, and the production, for once, is not so Velveeta-smooth that the record actually becomes hard to listen to. Indeed, songs like the genuinely lovely "Arc-En-Ciel" and "London Skyline" are among the duo's best ever. If you're only going to get one Acoustic Alchemy album, this is the one to get. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Adam Zelinka | Post Production | | Alba Acebedo | Illustrations | | Alba Acevedo | Design | | Andrew Brown | Viola | | Andy Baltimore | ?, Creative Director | | Anthony Pleeth | Cello | | Barrington Pheloung | Conductor, Arranger, Orchestra, String Arrangements, Orchestration | | Caroline Dale | Cello | | Caroline Dearney | Cello | | Cathy Thompson | Violin | | Chris Laurence | Double Bass | | Craig Oddy | Photography, Cover Design | | Dan Serrano | Graphic Design, Design | | Dan Tomlinson | Drums | | Dave Pomeroy | Guitar (Bass) | | Dave Sinko | Engineer | | Denny Purcell | Mastering, ? | | Derrick James | Saxophone | | Diane Dragonette | Producer, ?, Assistant Coordinator | | Garfield Jackson | Viola | | Glen Keiles | Programming | | Glen Kelles | Producer | | Greg Carmichael | Producer, Guitar (Steel), Guitar (Nylon String), Executive Producer, ?, Guitar | | Gunnar Plumer | Double Bass | | Jackie Salway | Design, Graphic Design | | Jerry Douglas | Dobro | | Jim McCleod | Violin | | John Anderson | Oboe, Horn (English), Cor Anglais | | Joseph Doughney | Post Production | | Klaus Genuit | Mixing, Engineer | | Konstantin Toinaov | Violin | | Levine Andrade | Viola, Violin | | Maciej Rakowski | Violin | | Mario Argandona | Percussion, Handclapping, Vocals, Drums | | Michael Landy | Post Production | | Michael Pollard | ?, Producer | | Nick Webb | Sitar, Guitar (12 String), Executive Producer, Guitar (Nylon String), ?, Liner Notes, Guitar, Producer, Guitar (Steel) | | Patrick Bettison | Guitar (Bass) | | Pauline Lowbury | Violin | | Rainer Bruninghaus | Keyboards | | Randy LeRoy | Sequencing | | Rita Manning | Violin | | Sam Baccho | Percussion | | Sara Loewenthal | Double Bass | | Scott Johnson | Graphic Design, Design | | Sharon Franklin | ?, Assistant Director | | Sonny Mediana | ?, Production Director | | Steve Jones | Producer, Engineer, Producer, Engineer, Mixing | | Terry Disley | Accordion, Photography, Keyboards | | The Dingo Brothers | Guitar (Rhythm) | | Tony Pleeth | Cello |
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