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Blessing Tree [Import]

Philip Riley , Jayne Elleson Audio CD


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1. Come Silver Moon
2. Breton Drum
3. Pictish Girl
4. The Chalice
5. Between The Shadows
6. When I Dream
7. Spin The Circle
8. Benediction
9. Sanctus
10. Slow Runs My Heart
11. Coventry Lullaby
12. And Soon The Day Will Fade Away

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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
A Music Critic's Review Dec 7 1999
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
I'll be hooked on The Blessing Tree for a long time. Being a songwriter, and someone familiar with the recording techniques that Philip Riley employed, I'd have to say that this is the breakthrough album for him. Almost every song on the album is a sure winner. My only bone to pick with Philip Riley was that he didn't use an acoustic piano in the recording - If he did, he mixed it to sound like a sampled piano (if that's possible). Such a simple thing would've enhanced the songs that have piano parts in it (most people can't tell). But over-all, the album is great - the album as a whole is better than Enya's last two albums, IMO. Why, you may ask? Because Enya has been using the same sounds for the last 10 years in all of her albums, except for in a few of her songs. Don't get me wrong - Enya is the master, but Jayne Ellison has a very sensual voice that Enya just doesn't have. Jayne's voice sends shivers down my spine in a major way. Briton Drums is a very powerful song, along with Sanctus (the majestic violin interlude), and reflective Slow Runs My Heart. However, the song that is the most addicting, and beautiful is Pictish Girl - a very simple song, but very powerful and enchanting. This album deserves every bit of a 5-star rating.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
The Blessing Tree Mar 2 2000
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
Fantastic CD. Beautiful songs with great melodic tones. You will love this selection, compare it to Enya. But has more feeling and love for music and meanful words. I would buy it for someone I love-it is the greatest. I am thankful I own it.

Enjoy!

12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
More, More, We Want More Nov 19 1999
By DFE - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
The most wonderful little-known cd I've listened to. The music borrows from celtic, folk, classical and pop to come up with the kind of songs that you fall in love the first time you hear them and yet they are not quite like anything else out there. The pipes and strings give it that celtic feel while Jayne Ellison who sounds more then a bit like Madonna (on a very good day) gives them a pop feel. There is not a looser on the album, but I particularly love Brenton Drums which alternates betweeen sounding like a pop tune and a theme for a Movie about the American Revolution which tells the tale of a girl who cuts her hair and disguises herself as a boy to search for her missing lover and a trio near the end Benediction, Sanctus, and Coventry Lullaby which all have the sound of Church music in the tradition of Bach and Handle but with a decidely pop edge. Now stop reading these review and order your album so they will put out another one real soon.

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