Where Rivers Meet

1. Bazaar of Subtle Desires

2. Ascending Cloud Mountain

3. Miles Between Iowas

4. Falling Through Fire

5. Memory's Breeze

6. Where Rivers Meet

7. Waking in the Dream

8. Carmalita Barefoot

9. Taylor's Lullabye

10. If Lizards Dream

11. Discovering Mathamatics

12. Matamba and Kayjeeya

13. Oracle Pool

14. Midsummer Night Fever

Where Rivers Meet,William Eaton,Canyon Records,Ambient,Chamber Jazz,Ethnic Fusion,Jazz Music,New Age / Meditation,Pop

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Pure enjoyment
Where Rivers Meet

Where Rivers Meet
William Eaton
Manufacturer: Canyon Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000138H
Release Date: 2007-01-08

Tracks:

A Bazaar Of Subile Desires
Ascending Cloud Mountain
Miles Between Towns
Falling Through Fire
Memory's Breeze
Where Rivers Meet
Walking In The Dream
Carmelita Barefoot (And The Plant Messengers)
Taylor's Lullabye
If Lizards Dream (Marriages Between Species)
Discovering Mathematics
Matamba And Kayjeeya
Oracle Pool
Midsummer Night Fever

Product Description

01. A Bazaar of Subtle Desires; 02. Ascending Cloud Mountain; 03. Miles Between Towns; 04. Falling Through Fire; 05. Memorys Breeze; 06. Where Rivers Meet; 07. Walking in the Dream; 08. Carmelita Barefoot (and the Plant Messengers); 09. Taylors Lullaby; 10. If Lizards Dream (Marriages Between Species); 11. Discovering Mathematics; 12. Matamba and Kayjeeya; 13. Oracle Pool; 14. Midsummer Night Fever

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Pure enjoyment.......2003-05-09

This is a great cd to listen to while unwinding (e.g., vacation, long drive, sitting next to a firepit). My first experience with William Eaton was seeing him live in Arizona--I was instantly hooked. This is timeless, excellent music. A kind of a southwestern Pat Matheny Group thing--at times very mellow and soft at other times vibrant and very alive.

Where Rivers Meet.......2000-12-15

This was my first William Eaton CD. It should have been subtitled: "Where Emotions Meet."

The title piece, #6, Where Rivers Meet, actually brought tears to my eyes. It is sooooooooooo sweet.

I was initially taken by the uniqueness (to me) of the melody and the harmonic overtones. Very mellow and appealing. The performers obviously enjoy playing together. And they blend very naturally. They don't compete; they compliment. I'm sure a true mucicologist would find many additional fine things to say about the technical merits of this CD.

Each track is different and stands independent of the others. I never have tried to appreciate the CD in terms of its journey theme. I simply enjoy each piece in its own right, except for the final selection, which is done well but isn't my cup of tea.

I only gave this CD 4 stars because I wanted to leave room for improvement, although there is very little of that!

The CD made me a big fan of William Eaton and I'm learning more about him and his instruments, and his wonderful music.

Burton Keeble

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