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Studio Album, released in 1998, USA

Here is a band who show that America can still match Europe in progressive rock. A neo-progressive rock in a British way but played by an American band which includes six musicians. Instruments featured are guitar, bass, vocals /percussion, bass /percussion, vocal, drums plus three guest musicians who play guitar, trumpet & sax and add a special touch. The music is for the most part high quality and contains crystal clear guitar breaks with the occasional acoustic guitar taking over. The keys and piano are a pleasure to hear. Admittedly these muso"s are good with dual keyboards, good sax interludes and tidy arrangements. Yet another band in the Neo-Prog mould which have been influenced by MARILLION. 






Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Memorial Day (8:08)
2. An American Tragedy - I (16:04)
3. Four Freedoms (3:02)
4. Ambition (3:20)
5. Mistress (3:30)
6. The Cruelest Month (5:05)
7. An American Tragedy - II (14:53)
8. Looking Homeward (3:27)

Total Time: 59:51


Line-up / Musicians

- Rick Black / keyboards, backing vocals
- Ray Bowles / lead vocals
- Brian Coombes / basses, bass pedal, and lead and backing vocals
- Mike McAdam / guitars, backing vocals
- Jim Turmel / drums and percussion
- Michelle Coombes / additional vocals

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