chris conway flying home
A wonderful collection of songs, often concerning distances
and journeys. Stunning harmonies throughout from The
Talking Fish. Featuring special guest Vikki Clayton on 1 track

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instrumentation
Chris Conway -
vocals, acoustic & electric 9string guitars, keyboards, tin whistle, bamboo flute, kalimba, mandozither, percussion
The Talking Fish
Simon Styring -
Neil Segrott -
electric & classical guitars, vocals
bass, electric & classical guitars, vocals
special guest
 
Vikki Clayton -
.vocals on 13.

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background
at the time
After the hard work to sound varied and lively on his debut, Christo wanted to make a more laid back album with a mellow atmosphere throughout.

He chose to do it with his Talking Fish trio and focus on their excellent harmonies. He had a lot of new songs to bring to the album.

This also marked the time CC worked with Vikki Clayton - he had just assited with her demos for her Movers & Shakers album and plucked up courage to asked her to sing on this album. He went on to join her band. It was at this time he started touring Germany.
influences

David Crosby, Buffy Sainte-Marie, John Sebastian, Alan Stivell, Dan Ar Braz, Jesse Colin Young

technical

The Music Kitchen was across the park from CCs house - 8 track reel-to-reel - 7 of the tracks were recorded pretty much live, others layering over midi pre-production

hits

CC still plays Coming In To Land, I Want Something, Write You Down, Cad e Sin Ton Te Sin, Lighthouse In A Storm, Lilting Banshee, Make It Real

CC's fave track

Coming In To Land

retrospect

A very warm feeling album. The presence of Vikki Clayton on the album at a time when she hadn't had a release for a while did wonders for sales, especially when he played gigs with her.

He also realised after making this album how many tracks were to do with journeys and distances - something he puts down to moving home a lot as a child.


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