Legendary Yes frontman Jon Anderson's classic 1980 solo album "Song Of Seven" has been remastered and expanded for a special reissue from Esoteric Recordings
Jon had this to say, "So great to listen again to where I was musically 40 years ago...still dreaming the same dreams, and in my early years of orchestration ideas...very gentle reminders to stay cool... don't hurry, all will be well, 'take your time'...wonderful bass work, and all the wonderful friends and musicians just came into my life for a couple of months...Jack Bruce even!!!
"Everybody Loves you, but I love you a little bit more...sweet lyric, and then the wild and crazy Song Of Seven lyric... "most of it was spontaneous and feeling very open about life... and the mystery of it all...still do...
"As always I'm here in my studio still juggling lyrics and music and songs... I'm excited that this can be heard again.. Best wishes to everyone... be well be safe... Love and 'Light'...Jon Anderson"
Jon recently sat down with Esoteric Recordings' Mark Powell to talk about recording Song Of Seven and what it meant at the time. Watch that and see the tracklisting below:
Tracklist:
1. For You, For Me
2. Some Are Born
3. Don't Forget (Nostaligia)
4. Heart Of The Matter
5. Hear It
6. Everybody Loves You
7. Take Your Time
8. Days
9. Song Of Seven
Bonus Tracks"
10.Some Are Born (Us Single Promo Edited Version)
11.Heart Of The Matter (Short Version)
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