Thanksgiving: A Windham Hill Collection

Various Artists Thanksgiving: A Windham Hill Collection

Various Artists
Label: Windham Hill Records
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Audio CD
Release date:13th October 1998

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Track Listing

  • 1. We Gather Together
  • 2. Bygone Days
  • 3. Coming Home
  • 4. Simple Gifts
  • 5. The Saviour's Universal Prayer/And Again Heavenly Father
  • 6. Silver Salmon Bear
  • 7. Heaven Within
  • 8. Caranna
  • 9. Allelujah
  • 10. Amazing Grace
  • 11. Blessings
  • 12. Wagoner's Lad
  • 13. The Gathering
  • 14. Thanksgiving

Amazon.com

Thanksgiving generally is a pleasant and likeable affair. Its features include a charming, gently propulsive take on the traditional piece "Allelujah" by Celtic harpist Lisa Lynne; a delicate rendering of "Amazing Grace" by John Doan on a 20-string harp guitar; and a church-ready version of "We Gather Together" by a trio of Paul McCandless (oboe), Philip Aaberg (piano), and Michael Manring (bass). A midalbum three-song stretch, though--from the heavy stringing (cello, violin, guitar) of William Coulter and Barry Phillips to R. Carlos Nakai's flute soliloquy to a saxophone meditation by Paul Winter--lingers overly long in a melancholy state. Later, a thoughtful harmonica outing by former Lovin' Spoonful member John Sebastian aims for Americana yet delivers more spaghetti Western. Still, the album ends with pieces by Will Ackerman and George Winston--and what could be more classic than that? --Terry Wood

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