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Journeyman's Progress Part One

by Journeyman's Progress

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David Edwards A highly enjoyable instrumental solo album. Neo-prog and rock mix with acoustic guitar interludes, ambient soundscapes and quirky improvisations. Refreshing and diverse. Favorite track: Journeyman.
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1.
Solus 00:36
2.
Coda 05:30
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Hellebore 01:42
5.
Circlet 01:11
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Mr Mekano 06:26
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Descent 03:07
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For Nancy 02:22
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Journeyman 10:02

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Journeyman’s Progress is the debut solo album from guitarist and songwriter Steve Anderson. A founding member of melodic rock band, The Room; also a long-time member of progressive rock band, Grey Lady Down, and jazz-rock fusionistas, Sphere³.

The eleven instrumental tracks featured are drawn from a variety of compositional origins and include a diverse and exciting range of textures; delicate acoustic melodies, layers of quirky percussion and brooding cinematic soundscapes combine with soaring lead lines and driving rhythms. Eclectic, playful and unpredictable.

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released February 4, 2022

All songs written, arranged & performed by Steve Anderson with the assistance of: Drums on ‘Coda’ by Chris York; Drums on ‘Mr. Mekano’ by Jamie Fisher; Percussion & other objects on ‘Glass Quartet’ unwittingly aided and abetted by William Burnett, Neil Durant & Jamie Fisher.

Mixed & mastered by Andy Tillison @ mblmultimedia.com.

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Journeyman's Progress Buckingham, UK

Steve Anderson, guitarist with The Room, Grey Lady Down and Sphere³

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