Track 1: A Manhattan Day
Composed by Roger "Winston" Dillon
© 2001 Nelson/Poplar Music
Roger "Winston" Dillon
Lead Vocal, Background Vocal, Acoustic Guitar
(Nashville, TN)
Trond Bjornard: Piano & Strings
(Fort Lauderdale, FL) Danny Stinnett: Steel Guitar
(Phoenix, AZ)
Danny Dennison: Fretless Bass
(Hilton Head Island, SC)
Rus Anderson: Bass
(Wichita, KS)
Jay Pilkington: Acoustic Guitar
(Dallas, TX)
Suzanne Sutherland: Background Vocals
(Dallas, TX)
Producer:
Roger "Winston" Dillon
Engineers:
Steve Ginn
Chris Neal
Mixing Engineer
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios
The Animal House
Elephant Media Productions
Track 2: The Eroded Man
Composed by David ("Doc") Gordon
© 2001 David Gordon/Publishing Designee
Doc Gordon: Keyboards, Guitars, & Programming
(Chelsea, VT)
Hiroaki Honshuku: Alto Flute
(Cambridge, MA)
Elmar Kurgpold: Solo Fretless Bass
(Novato, CA)
Frank Dickinson: Drums/Percussion
(New York, NY)
Steve Ginn: Additional Assistance
Producer:
Doc Gordon
Engineer
Doc Gordon
Mixing Engineer
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Windswept Productions
(Chelsea, VT)
A-NO-NE music
(Cambridge, MA)
ESR Studios
(Port Washington, NY)
Composer's Notes:
"The Eroded Man", at the time of the September 11th attacks, was a long- and slow-developing MIDI studio project. It had begun as a result of a personal experience that, until that time, had seemed earth-shaking but quickly proved to be trivial in light of those truly earth-shaking events; but the emotional content seemed somehow to click perfectly into place for this project. I was lucky enough to break the collaborative ice when, in an online exchange, Hiro offered to track the alto flute part -- which brought an organic quality that had been sorely lacking, and began opening conceptual doors. The song, along with another that had been written the morning of the attacks (while listening to and watching the news coverage) -- "Bipolar Requiem" -- were submitted to the September Rising project, and while both survived to be on the "long list" of accepted submissions, "The Eroded Man" was clearly the most appropriate choice. After the selection process was completed, a number of musicians contributed performances, comments and criticisms, and encouragement. Of these performances only Frank's and Elmar's contributions (and of course Blake's mix engineering) survived in the finished recording, but the piece is very much a work of many minds and hands.
Track 3: The View
Composed and arranged by Hiroaki Honshuku
© 2001 A-NO-NE Music
Hiroaki Honshuku: Flute, Alto Flute, EWI, Electric Bass
Fuzz Guitar (R.ch), Percussion sequence
(Cambridge, MA)
Melissa Axel: Vocal
(Boston, MA)
David Aimone: Vocal
(Saratoga Springs, NY)
David Das: Vocal
(Brentwood, TN)
Wayne Peet: Piano, Hammond XB5
(Los Angeles, CA)
Danny Stinnett: Steel Guitar
(Phoenix, AZ)
Frank Dickinson: Drums, Hand Percussion
(New York, NY)
Doc Gordon: Fuzz Guitar (L.ch) and
Percussion Sequence
(Chelsea, VT)
Mark Greenberg: Keyboard
(New City, NY)
Steve Ginn: WX5 (French Horn)
(Dallas, TX)
Trond Bjornard: WX5 (Trumpet)
(Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Barry Wood: Chapman Stick, Shaker
Moroccan Bongos
(San Clemente, CA)
Producer:
Hiroaki Honshuku
Assistant Producer:
Steve Meyer
Engineer
Hiroaki Honshuku
Mixing Engineer
Steve Meyer
Studios
ESR Studios
(Port Washington, NY)
A-NO-NE Music
(Cambridge, MA)
Composer's Notes:
The purpose of this composition is "The Power of Unison". I called members of MOTU-MAC to play this melody together, and the result was magic.
Thank You Notes:
Many thanks to the legendary composer/theorist, George Russell for his Lydian Chromatic Concept which guides my entire musical direction. And of course to my Miles...
Track 3: Your Love's the Reason
Composed by Babz and QWERTY
© 2001 Barbara Samuels & Lola Rodriguez (ASCAP)
Babz: Keyboards, Guitar, Bass & Drums
(New York, NY)
Laurie Vargas: Lead and Background Vocal
(New York, NY)
Gary E. Morris: Background Vocal
(New York, NY)
Hiroaki Honshuku: Flute
(Cambridge, MA)
Producer:
Babz
Engineer
Babz
Hiroaki Honshuku
Mixing Engineer
Steve Meyer
Studios
ESR Studios
(Port Washington, NY)
Anomic Pit Studios
(New York, NY)
A-NO-NE Music
(Cambridge, MA)
Track 5: The Worth of Things
Composed by Melissa Axel
© 2001 Melissa Axel/Publishing Designee
Melissa Axel: Keyboards, Sequencing
(Boston, MA)
Producer:
Melissa Axel
Co-Producer
Adrian Hernandez
Mixing Engineer:
Adrian Hernandez
Clear Perceptions Studios
(Cambridge, MA)
Studio:
Clear Perceptions Studios
(Cambridge, MA)
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to all of my family and friends for your endless love, support, and encouragement - you know who you are. Thanks to my teachers, especially Kim Steiner and the class that gave birth to a new world of music creation - on the computer... Special thanks to my colleagues who strive with me to stretch the boundaries of the music industry and music itself - power moves in the direction of hope.
Track 6: Metaphysical Vertigo
Composed by Edison Suit (Mark Smith/Barry Wood)
© 2001 Nessus Wall Music (ASCAP)
Barry Wood: Chapman Stick, Keyboards, Ebow Fretless Bass & Programming
Mark Smith: Processed Guitar & Ebow Guitar
Paul McIntire: Electric Violin
Producer:
Barry Wood
Mark Smith
Engineer:
Barry Wood
Mixing Engineer:
Barry Wood
The Other Room
(San Clemente, CA)
Studios:
The Other Room
(San Clemente, CA)
Composer's Notes:
The first half of this piece expresses our feelings watching the events of September 11th unfold. The second half of the song picks up considerably and represents what came next: getting over the shock and trying to do something. There's a part toward the end that's very positive, that is where we hope all this is all going.
Track 7: Flight 93
Composed by Chris Campbell
© 2001 Chris Campbell/Publishing Designee
Chris Campbell: Guitars, Keyboards & Programming
Producer:
Chris Campbell
Engineer:
Chris Campbell
Mixing Engineer:
Chris Campbell
o2Mobile-1
(San Francisco, CA)
Studios:
o2Mobile-1
(San Francisco, CA)
Thank You Notes:
Michael Logue and all at Antares; Peter Bakker, Renier Linssen, Arjen van der Schoot and all at Audio Ease; Erik Gavriluk and all at the Bomb Factory; and last but certainly not least - Magic Dave, Les Quindipan and all at MOTU.
Track 8: New Day
Composed by Bill Buchanan/Mike Hartnett/Brad Ford © 2001 Vision1st Music (BMI) / EMI Christian Music
Christina Sanders: Vocals
David Das: Keyboards & Programming
(Brentwood, TN)
Doc Gordon: Guitar
(Chelsea, VT)
Bill Buchanan: Guitar
Chuck Yamek: Guitar
(Franklin TN)
Oxygenhose: Guitar
(San Francisco, CA)
Bill Buchanan: Background Vocals
(Nashville, TN)
Ted Wilson: Additional Programming
(Nashville, TN)
Producer:
Bill Buchanan
David Das
for Vision1st Productions
Engineer:
Ted Wilson
Mixing Engineer:
Ted Wilson
(Nashville, TN)
Studios:
Das's Bunk
( Brentwood, TN)
Track 9: Climb
Composed by David Akina © 2001 David Akina/Publishing Designee
David Akina: All Instruments & Vocal Fills
John Elias Casolary: Lead Vocals
(Shingletown, CA)
Craig Marks: Additional String Arrangement & Tracks
(Los Angeles, CA)
Doc Gordon: Additional Instrumental Tracks
(Chelsea, VT)
Producer:
David Akina
Engineers:
David Akina
John Elias Casolary
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
David Akina's home
John Elias Casolary's home
Lyric:
I know you're scared right now,
Afraid to go or stay
Once we were black and white,
Now all we are is gray
Here in this breathless space
Dark like the deepest night
One step past disbelief
We'll bathe in velvet light
Climb into my arms, I'll take your weight and pain
Climb in to my arms, I'll take you home I'll take you home
Just let your head fall back
You're weightless in my arms
We'll rise above this place
We'll land away from harm
These clouds of smoke and tears
These sheets of painted sky
These vaults of humble dreams
These ships of vast goodbye
Climb into my arms, I'll take your weight and pain
Climb in to my arms, I'll take you home I'll take you home
Copyright 2001 by David Akina
Thank You Notes:
Tim Allen, Ron Bingham, Chris Buttner, David Das, Barbara Samuels, DK Sweet and Julie.
Track 10: Tocado
Composed by Jerry Summers © 2001 Jerry L. Summers/Publishing Designee
Jerry Summers: MIDI Strings
Stuart Fox: Guitar
(Filmore CA)
Chris Neal: MIDI Strings
(Wichita, KS)
Producer:
Jerry Summers
Engineers:
Stuart Fox
Jerry Summers
Mixing Engineer:
Jerry Summers
Bay Street Productions
(Santa Monica, CA)
Studios:
Undergrove Arts, Inc.
( Fillmore CA)
Bay Street Productions
( Santa Monica CA)
Track 11: Requiem IXXI
Composed by Dennis Kambury © 2001 Dennis Kambury/Publishing Designee
Dennis Kambury: Programming and Keyboards
Producer:
Dennis Kambury
Engineer:
Dennis Kambury
Mixing Engineer:
Dennis Kambury
Weller House Studio
Studio:
Weller House Studio
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to Todd Barton for opening my eyes to the world of Metasynth, and to the members of Blue Dove Music for opening their hearts to the world at large.
Track 12: Elegy in 9/11
Composed by Steve Ball
© 2000 Steve Ball/Publishing Designee
Steve Ball: Orchestration & Programming
(Sydney, Australia)
Craig Marks: Additional Orchestration & Programming
(Los Angeles, CA)
Producer:
Steve Ball
Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Thank You Notes:
Mum & Dad for spending more than they could afford on a decent piano for their nine year old son.
Track 13: WTC911
Composed by Willy Dalton © 2001 Second Step Music
Willy Dalton: Guitar
Frank Valdes: Maracas
Producer:
Willy Dalton
Engineer:
Willy Dalton
Mixing Engineer:
Willy Dalton
Second Step Music
(Paterson, NJ)
Studio:
Second Step Music
(Paterson, NJ)
Composer's Notes:
On September 9 I went to lower Manhattan to see the flamenco movie "Vengo" at a theater on Varick St., just below Canal St.--a few blocks away from the World Trade Center. It was a beautiful, peaceful night and I walked around the neighborhood before and after the movie. Looking back I feel like I was almost saying goodbye to this part of NYC that I love so much. "Vengo" means vengeance or revenge and this is part of what I felt as well as a tremendous sadness. When I picked up my guitar to write something for the project this flamenco/blues inspired piece is what came out.
Track 14: LeRue DeCiel
Composed by SWEET CRYSTAL
© 2001 Nightcrier Music, Inc. (BMI)
Marq Andrew Speck: Keyboards, Bass & Drum Programming
Bill Blatter: Guitars
Lenny Price: Saxophone
Producer:
Q
Engineer:
Q
Mixing Engineer:
Q
Nightcrier Music
(Detroit, MI)
Studio:
Nightcrier Music
(Detroit, MI)
Composer's Notes:
The song title means "The Streets Of Heaven" and helps me remember the better place where we all hope to be. I believe that the victims of 9/11 walk these streets of gold.
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to those heroes who gave their all.
Track 15: I Heard the Bells Ring Today
Composed by The Medicine Show
© 2001 Matthew Wagoner Kevin Johnson/Publishing Designee
Matthew Wagoner: Vocals
Kevin Johnson: Guitar
Producer:
The Medicine Show
Engineer:
Jon Gillespie
Mixing Engineer:
Jon Gillespie
Monastic Chambers
(Fort Wayne, IN)
Studios:
Monastic Chambers
(Fort Wayne, IN)
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to our families and members of the Institution for their support. Thanks to Monastic Chambers and Jon Gillespie for their enthusiasm with this project. Thanks to Jesus for without whom none of this would be possible.
Track 16: Manhattan Elegy
Composed by Dave Hearn © 2001 Raven Head Music Publishing (ASCAP)
Dave Hearn: All Instruments & Vocals
Producer:
Dave Hearn
Engineer:
Dave Hearn
Mixing Engineer:
Dave Hearn
Silhouette Studios
(Fort Dodge, IA)
Studios:
Silhouette Studios
(Fort Dodge, IA)
Composer's Notes:
Manhattan Elegy is a new arrangement and performance of a solo piano tune originally called A Prairie Lament written in 1998 for my solo CD, The Old Iowa Waltz - Piano Solos. The original impulse for the tune was the farm crisis in the Midwest in the 1980's. Many of the problems from that time remain in the farm economy today, so the tune still feels current to me. I had always wanted to orchestrate the tune, so, when the tragedy of September 11 (sadly, also my wedding anniversary) occured, it seemed like a good time to create the arrangement and record it while the shock of that day was still very new. When the fine people of the MOTU-Mac list spontaneously decided to create the project that became the Blue Dove CD, I submitted the renamed tune in it's new form.
Track 17: Voices in the Air
Composed by Zenta Sato © 2001 Zenta Sato/Publishing Designee
Zenta Sato: Keyboard & Programming
Tsutomu Murata: Guitars & Programming
Producer:
Zenta Sato
Engineers
Tsutomu Murata
Zenta Sato
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
MPP Studio
Studio Z
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Composer's Notes:
After the 09/11 tragedy, there are many kinds of unheard voices floating in this world: grief, anger, sadness, hope... If you listen carefully, you can hear the voices in the air.
Thank You Notes:
Blake Eiseman, Ayano Ito, Tsutomu Murata, Takafumi Sotoma and friends.
Track 18: Angels Wings
Composed by Trond Bjornard
© 2001 Trond Bjornard/Publishing Designee
Trond Bjornard: Acoustic Guitar and Bass
(Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Bart Garratt: Piano and B4 Organ
(Hollywood, FL)
Jamey Scott: Electric Guitar
(San Diego, CA)
Chuck Phillips: Saxophone
(San Diego, CA)
Omar Phillips: Drums
(Atlanta, GA)
Producer:
Trond Bjornard
Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
Media Music Productions
DramaticAudio
Blake Eisman
(Atlanta, GA)
Track 19: We Will Unite
Composed by Christopher P. Neal
Additional lyrics by Roger Dillon and Sedrick Ruffin (Rap) © 2001 Christopher P. Neal/Publishing Designee
Michelle Martin: Lead Vocal
Jermane Milton: Lead Vocal
Seddrick Ruffin Da PrayaMan: Rap
Pat McJimsey: Adlib Vocal
Tim Henry: Adlib Vocal
Joseph Lindsay: Adlib Vocal
Jermane Milton: Chorus Vocal
Michelle Martin: Chorus Vocal
Joseph Lindsay: Chorus Vocal
Derek: Chorus Vocal
Tim Henry: Chorus Vocal
Pat McJimsey: Chorus Vocal
Louise Lygrisse: Chorus Vocal
Denise Jackson-Simon: Chorus Vocal
Emily Musty: Chorus Vocal
(Lebanon, NH)
Tim Henry: Piano & Organ
David Gordon: Guitar
(Chelsea, VT)
Christopher P. Neal: Acoustic and Electric Guitar
Hiroaki Honshuku: Flute
(Cambridge, MA)
Rick Meyer: Tenor Sax
Rus Anderson: Bass
Curt Garey: Percussion
All Other Instruments: Christopher P. Neal
Producer:
Christopher P. Neal
Engineer:
Christopher P. Neal
Mixing Engineer:
Christopher P. Neal
Elephant Media Productions
(Wichita, KS)
Studios:
A-NO-NE Music
(Cambridge, MA)
Elephant Media Productions
(Wichita, KS)
Lyric:
Intro: Unite
Verse 1:
We will come together, every race and every color
No one can tear usunder, united we will stand
We will fill the separations, bring together every nation
Sing the joys of our creation, united we will stand
Pre-Chorus 1: We will stand for peace
We will stand for love
Chorus 1:
We will unite, in the name of peace
We will unite, and never cease
the search for truth, the search for life
in all we will unite
We will unite, hand in hand
We will unite, from land to land
full of hope, full of life,
all in all we will unite
Verse 2:
We will join with our neighbors, touch the heart of every stranger
like sisters and brothers, united we will stand
We will share a common vision, lift the veil of indecision
there will be no more division, united we will stand
Pre-Chorus 2: We will stand for peace
We will stand for love
Chorus 2:
We will unite, in the name of love
We will unite, in memory of
all of those who lost their lives
For you we will unite
We will unite, hand in hand
We will unite, from land to land
full of hope, full of life
all in all we will unite
Rap:
We will unite, like we should, one Nation under God
Seeking justice, some arrested, who are evilly infested
We will win, they will lose, terrorism sings the blues
Hear about it on the news, unity is what we choose
When they attacked one, they attacked all, now they're gonna fall
Different races, other nations, teaming up for freedom's call
Freedom and justice will win this fight, all races and colors
We will unite.
Verse 3:
We will live on together, those lost will be remembered
January through December, united we will stand
We will build a new tomorrow, rise above all the sorrow
On the shoulders of our heros, united we will stand
Pre-Chorus 3: We will stand for peace
We will stand for love
Chorus Repeats: Chorus 1, Chorus 2, Chorus 1
Copyright 2001 Christopher P. Neal
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.septemberrising.org
Track List:
1. A Manhattan Day-Roger Dillon
2. The Eroded Man-The Doc Side
3. The View-Hiroaki Honshuku
4. Your Love's the Reason-Babz
5. The Worth of Things-Melissa Axel
6. Metaphysical Vertigo-Edison Suit
7. Flight 93 (Don't Tread on Me)-Oxygenhose
8. New Day-Christina Sanders
9. Climb-David Akina
10. Tocado-Jerry Summers
11. Requiem IXXI-Dennis Kambury
12. Elegy in 9/11-Steve Ball
13. WTC911-Willy Dalton
14. Lerue Deciel-Sweet Crystal
15. I Heard the Bells Ring Today-The Medicine Show
16. Manhattan Elegy-Dave Hearn
17. Voices in the Air-Zenta Sato
18. Angels Wings-Trond Bjornard
19. We Will Unite-Christopher Neal
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Composed by Roger "Winston" Dillon
© 2001 Nelson/Poplar Music
Roger "Winston" Dillon
Lead Vocal, Background Vocal, Acoustic Guitar
(Nashville, TN)
Trond Bjornard: Piano & Strings
(Fort Lauderdale, FL) Danny Stinnett: Steel Guitar
(Phoenix, AZ)
Danny Dennison: Fretless Bass
(Hilton Head Island, SC)
Rus Anderson: Bass
(Wichita, KS)
Jay Pilkington: Acoustic Guitar
(Dallas, TX)
Suzanne Sutherland: Background Vocals
(Dallas, TX)
Producer:
Roger "Winston" Dillon
Engineers:
Steve Ginn
Chris Neal
Mixing Engineer
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios
The Animal House
Elephant Media Productions
Track 2: The Eroded Man
Composed by David ("Doc") Gordon
© 2001 David Gordon/Publishing Designee
Doc Gordon: Keyboards, Guitars, & Programming
(Chelsea, VT)
Hiroaki Honshuku: Alto Flute
(Cambridge, MA)
Elmar Kurgpold: Solo Fretless Bass
(Novato, CA)
Frank Dickinson: Drums/Percussion
(New York, NY)
Steve Ginn: Additional Assistance
Producer:
Doc Gordon
Engineer
Doc Gordon
Mixing Engineer
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Windswept Productions
(Chelsea, VT)
A-NO-NE music
(Cambridge, MA)
ESR Studios
(Port Washington, NY)
Composer's Notes:
"The Eroded Man", at the time of the September 11th attacks, was a long- and slow-developing MIDI studio project. It had begun as a result of a personal experience that, until that time, had seemed earth-shaking but quickly proved to be trivial in light of those truly earth-shaking events; but the emotional content seemed somehow to click perfectly into place for this project. I was lucky enough to break the collaborative ice when, in an online exchange, Hiro offered to track the alto flute part -- which brought an organic quality that had been sorely lacking, and began opening conceptual doors. The song, along with another that had been written the morning of the attacks (while listening to and watching the news coverage) -- "Bipolar Requiem" -- were submitted to the September Rising project, and while both survived to be on the "long list" of accepted submissions, "The Eroded Man" was clearly the most appropriate choice. After the selection process was completed, a number of musicians contributed performances, comments and criticisms, and encouragement. Of these performances only Frank's and Elmar's contributions (and of course Blake's mix engineering) survived in the finished recording, but the piece is very much a work of many minds and hands.
Track 3: The View
Composed and arranged by Hiroaki Honshuku
© 2001 A-NO-NE Music
Hiroaki Honshuku: Flute, Alto Flute, EWI, Electric Bass
Fuzz Guitar (R.ch), Percussion sequence
(Cambridge, MA)
Melissa Axel: Vocal
(Boston, MA)
David Aimone: Vocal
(Saratoga Springs, NY)
David Das: Vocal
(Brentwood, TN)
Wayne Peet: Piano, Hammond XB5
(Los Angeles, CA)
Danny Stinnett: Steel Guitar
(Phoenix, AZ)
Frank Dickinson: Drums, Hand Percussion
(New York, NY)
Doc Gordon: Fuzz Guitar (L.ch) and
Percussion Sequence
(Chelsea, VT)
Mark Greenberg: Keyboard
(New City, NY)
Steve Ginn: WX5 (French Horn)
(Dallas, TX)
Trond Bjornard: WX5 (Trumpet)
(Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Barry Wood: Chapman Stick, Shaker
Moroccan Bongos
(San Clemente, CA)
Producer:
Hiroaki Honshuku
Assistant Producer:
Steve Meyer
Engineer
Hiroaki Honshuku
Mixing Engineer
Steve Meyer
Studios
ESR Studios
(Port Washington, NY)
A-NO-NE Music
(Cambridge, MA)
Composer's Notes:
The purpose of this composition is "The Power of Unison". I called members of MOTU-MAC to play this melody together, and the result was magic.
Thank You Notes:
Many thanks to the legendary composer/theorist, George Russell for his Lydian Chromatic Concept which guides my entire musical direction. And of course to my Miles...
Track 3: Your Love's the Reason
Composed by Babz and QWERTY
© 2001 Barbara Samuels & Lola Rodriguez (ASCAP)
Babz: Keyboards, Guitar, Bass & Drums
(New York, NY)
Laurie Vargas: Lead and Background Vocal
(New York, NY)
Gary E. Morris: Background Vocal
(New York, NY)
Hiroaki Honshuku: Flute
(Cambridge, MA)
Producer:
Babz
Engineer
Babz
Hiroaki Honshuku
Mixing Engineer
Steve Meyer
Studios
ESR Studios
(Port Washington, NY)
Anomic Pit Studios
(New York, NY)
A-NO-NE Music
(Cambridge, MA)
Track 5: The Worth of Things
Composed by Melissa Axel
© 2001 Melissa Axel/Publishing Designee
Melissa Axel: Keyboards, Sequencing
(Boston, MA)
Producer:
Melissa Axel
Co-Producer
Adrian Hernandez
Mixing Engineer:
Adrian Hernandez
Clear Perceptions Studios
(Cambridge, MA)
Studio:
Clear Perceptions Studios
(Cambridge, MA)
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to all of my family and friends for your endless love, support, and encouragement - you know who you are. Thanks to my teachers, especially Kim Steiner and the class that gave birth to a new world of music creation - on the computer... Special thanks to my colleagues who strive with me to stretch the boundaries of the music industry and music itself - power moves in the direction of hope.
Track 6: Metaphysical Vertigo
Composed by Edison Suit (Mark Smith/Barry Wood)
© 2001 Nessus Wall Music (ASCAP)
Barry Wood: Chapman Stick, Keyboards, Ebow Fretless Bass & Programming
Mark Smith: Processed Guitar & Ebow Guitar
Paul McIntire: Electric Violin
Producer:
Barry Wood
Mark Smith
Engineer:
Barry Wood
Mixing Engineer:
Barry Wood
The Other Room
(San Clemente, CA)
Studios:
The Other Room
(San Clemente, CA)
Composer's Notes:
The first half of this piece expresses our feelings watching the events of September 11th unfold. The second half of the song picks up considerably and represents what came next: getting over the shock and trying to do something. There's a part toward the end that's very positive, that is where we hope all this is all going.
Track 7: Flight 93
Composed by Chris Campbell
© 2001 Chris Campbell/Publishing Designee
Chris Campbell: Guitars, Keyboards & Programming
Producer:
Chris Campbell
Engineer:
Chris Campbell
Mixing Engineer:
Chris Campbell
o2Mobile-1
(San Francisco, CA)
Studios:
o2Mobile-1
(San Francisco, CA)
Thank You Notes:
Michael Logue and all at Antares; Peter Bakker, Renier Linssen, Arjen van der Schoot and all at Audio Ease; Erik Gavriluk and all at the Bomb Factory; and last but certainly not least - Magic Dave, Les Quindipan and all at MOTU.
Track 8: New Day
Composed by Bill Buchanan/Mike Hartnett/Brad Ford © 2001 Vision1st Music (BMI) / EMI Christian Music
Christina Sanders: Vocals
David Das: Keyboards & Programming
(Brentwood, TN)
Doc Gordon: Guitar
(Chelsea, VT)
Bill Buchanan: Guitar
Chuck Yamek: Guitar
(Franklin TN)
Oxygenhose: Guitar
(San Francisco, CA)
Bill Buchanan: Background Vocals
(Nashville, TN)
Ted Wilson: Additional Programming
(Nashville, TN)
Producer:
Bill Buchanan
David Das
for Vision1st Productions
Engineer:
Ted Wilson
Mixing Engineer:
Ted Wilson
(Nashville, TN)
Studios:
Das's Bunk
( Brentwood, TN)
Track 9: Climb
Composed by David Akina © 2001 David Akina/Publishing Designee
David Akina: All Instruments & Vocal Fills
John Elias Casolary: Lead Vocals
(Shingletown, CA)
Craig Marks: Additional String Arrangement & Tracks
(Los Angeles, CA)
Doc Gordon: Additional Instrumental Tracks
(Chelsea, VT)
Producer:
David Akina
Engineers:
David Akina
John Elias Casolary
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
David Akina's home
John Elias Casolary's home
Lyric:
I know you're scared right now,
Afraid to go or stay
Once we were black and white,
Now all we are is gray
Here in this breathless space
Dark like the deepest night
One step past disbelief
We'll bathe in velvet light
Climb into my arms, I'll take your weight and pain
Climb in to my arms, I'll take you home I'll take you home
Just let your head fall back
You're weightless in my arms
We'll rise above this place
We'll land away from harm
These clouds of smoke and tears
These sheets of painted sky
These vaults of humble dreams
These ships of vast goodbye
Climb into my arms, I'll take your weight and pain
Climb in to my arms, I'll take you home I'll take you home
Copyright 2001 by David Akina
Thank You Notes:
Tim Allen, Ron Bingham, Chris Buttner, David Das, Barbara Samuels, DK Sweet and Julie.
Track 10: Tocado
Composed by Jerry Summers © 2001 Jerry L. Summers/Publishing Designee
Jerry Summers: MIDI Strings
Stuart Fox: Guitar
(Filmore CA)
Chris Neal: MIDI Strings
(Wichita, KS)
Producer:
Jerry Summers
Engineers:
Stuart Fox
Jerry Summers
Mixing Engineer:
Jerry Summers
Bay Street Productions
(Santa Monica, CA)
Studios:
Undergrove Arts, Inc.
( Fillmore CA)
Bay Street Productions
( Santa Monica CA)
Track 11: Requiem IXXI
Composed by Dennis Kambury © 2001 Dennis Kambury/Publishing Designee
Dennis Kambury: Programming and Keyboards
Producer:
Dennis Kambury
Engineer:
Dennis Kambury
Mixing Engineer:
Dennis Kambury
Weller House Studio
Studio:
Weller House Studio
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to Todd Barton for opening my eyes to the world of Metasynth, and to the members of Blue Dove Music for opening their hearts to the world at large.
Track 12: Elegy in 9/11
Composed by Steve Ball
© 2000 Steve Ball/Publishing Designee
Steve Ball: Orchestration & Programming
(Sydney, Australia)
Craig Marks: Additional Orchestration & Programming
(Los Angeles, CA)
Producer:
Steve Ball
Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Thank You Notes:
Mum & Dad for spending more than they could afford on a decent piano for their nine year old son.
Track 13: WTC911
Composed by Willy Dalton © 2001 Second Step Music
Willy Dalton: Guitar
Frank Valdes: Maracas
Producer:
Willy Dalton
Engineer:
Willy Dalton
Mixing Engineer:
Willy Dalton
Second Step Music
(Paterson, NJ)
Studio:
Second Step Music
(Paterson, NJ)
Composer's Notes:
On September 9 I went to lower Manhattan to see the flamenco movie "Vengo" at a theater on Varick St., just below Canal St.--a few blocks away from the World Trade Center. It was a beautiful, peaceful night and I walked around the neighborhood before and after the movie. Looking back I feel like I was almost saying goodbye to this part of NYC that I love so much. "Vengo" means vengeance or revenge and this is part of what I felt as well as a tremendous sadness. When I picked up my guitar to write something for the project this flamenco/blues inspired piece is what came out.
Track 14: LeRue DeCiel
Composed by SWEET CRYSTAL
© 2001 Nightcrier Music, Inc. (BMI)
Marq Andrew Speck: Keyboards, Bass & Drum Programming
Bill Blatter: Guitars
Lenny Price: Saxophone
Producer:
Q
Engineer:
Q
Mixing Engineer:
Q
Nightcrier Music
(Detroit, MI)
Studio:
Nightcrier Music
(Detroit, MI)
Composer's Notes:
The song title means "The Streets Of Heaven" and helps me remember the better place where we all hope to be. I believe that the victims of 9/11 walk these streets of gold.
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to those heroes who gave their all.
Track 15: I Heard the Bells Ring Today
Composed by The Medicine Show
© 2001 Matthew Wagoner Kevin Johnson/Publishing Designee
Matthew Wagoner: Vocals
Kevin Johnson: Guitar
Producer:
The Medicine Show
Engineer:
Jon Gillespie
Mixing Engineer:
Jon Gillespie
Monastic Chambers
(Fort Wayne, IN)
Studios:
Monastic Chambers
(Fort Wayne, IN)
Thank You Notes:
Thanks to our families and members of the Institution for their support. Thanks to Monastic Chambers and Jon Gillespie for their enthusiasm with this project. Thanks to Jesus for without whom none of this would be possible.
Track 16: Manhattan Elegy
Composed by Dave Hearn © 2001 Raven Head Music Publishing (ASCAP)
Dave Hearn: All Instruments & Vocals
Producer:
Dave Hearn
Engineer:
Dave Hearn
Mixing Engineer:
Dave Hearn
Silhouette Studios
(Fort Dodge, IA)
Studios:
Silhouette Studios
(Fort Dodge, IA)
Composer's Notes:
Manhattan Elegy is a new arrangement and performance of a solo piano tune originally called A Prairie Lament written in 1998 for my solo CD, The Old Iowa Waltz - Piano Solos. The original impulse for the tune was the farm crisis in the Midwest in the 1980's. Many of the problems from that time remain in the farm economy today, so the tune still feels current to me. I had always wanted to orchestrate the tune, so, when the tragedy of September 11 (sadly, also my wedding anniversary) occured, it seemed like a good time to create the arrangement and record it while the shock of that day was still very new. When the fine people of the MOTU-Mac list spontaneously decided to create the project that became the Blue Dove CD, I submitted the renamed tune in it's new form.
Track 17: Voices in the Air
Composed by Zenta Sato © 2001 Zenta Sato/Publishing Designee
Zenta Sato: Keyboard & Programming
Tsutomu Murata: Guitars & Programming
Producer:
Zenta Sato
Engineers
Tsutomu Murata
Zenta Sato
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
MPP Studio
Studio Z
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Composer's Notes:
After the 09/11 tragedy, there are many kinds of unheard voices floating in this world: grief, anger, sadness, hope... If you listen carefully, you can hear the voices in the air.
Thank You Notes:
Blake Eiseman, Ayano Ito, Tsutomu Murata, Takafumi Sotoma and friends.
Track 18: Angels Wings
Composed by Trond Bjornard
© 2001 Trond Bjornard/Publishing Designee
Trond Bjornard: Acoustic Guitar and Bass
(Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Bart Garratt: Piano and B4 Organ
(Hollywood, FL)
Jamey Scott: Electric Guitar
(San Diego, CA)
Chuck Phillips: Saxophone
(San Diego, CA)
Omar Phillips: Drums
(Atlanta, GA)
Producer:
Trond Bjornard
Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
Mixing Engineer:
Blake Eiseman
The Animal House
(Atlanta, GA)
Studios:
Media Music Productions
DramaticAudio
Blake Eisman
(Atlanta, GA)
Track 19: We Will Unite
Composed by Christopher P. Neal
Additional lyrics by Roger Dillon and Sedrick Ruffin (Rap) © 2001 Christopher P. Neal/Publishing Designee
Michelle Martin: Lead Vocal
Jermane Milton: Lead Vocal
Seddrick Ruffin Da PrayaMan: Rap
Pat McJimsey: Adlib Vocal
Tim Henry: Adlib Vocal
Joseph Lindsay: Adlib Vocal
Jermane Milton: Chorus Vocal
Michelle Martin: Chorus Vocal
Joseph Lindsay: Chorus Vocal
Derek: Chorus Vocal
Tim Henry: Chorus Vocal
Pat McJimsey: Chorus Vocal
Louise Lygrisse: Chorus Vocal
Denise Jackson-Simon: Chorus Vocal
Emily Musty: Chorus Vocal
(Lebanon, NH)
Tim Henry: Piano & Organ
David Gordon: Guitar
(Chelsea, VT)
Christopher P. Neal: Acoustic and Electric Guitar
Hiroaki Honshuku: Flute
(Cambridge, MA)
Rick Meyer: Tenor Sax
Rus Anderson: Bass
Curt Garey: Percussion
All Other Instruments: Christopher P. Neal
Producer:
Christopher P. Neal
Engineer:
Christopher P. Neal
Mixing Engineer:
Christopher P. Neal
Elephant Media Productions
(Wichita, KS)
Studios:
A-NO-NE Music
(Cambridge, MA)
Elephant Media Productions
(Wichita, KS)
Lyric:
Intro: Unite
Verse 1:
We will come together, every race and every color
No one can tear usunder, united we will stand
We will fill the separations, bring together every nation
Sing the joys of our creation, united we will stand
Pre-Chorus 1: We will stand for peace
We will stand for love
Chorus 1:
We will unite, in the name of peace
We will unite, and never cease
the search for truth, the search for life
in all we will unite
We will unite, hand in hand
We will unite, from land to land
full of hope, full of life,
all in all we will unite
Verse 2:
We will join with our neighbors, touch the heart of every stranger
like sisters and brothers, united we will stand
We will share a common vision, lift the veil of indecision
there will be no more division, united we will stand
Pre-Chorus 2: We will stand for peace
We will stand for love
Chorus 2:
We will unite, in the name of love
We will unite, in memory of
all of those who lost their lives
For you we will unite
We will unite, hand in hand
We will unite, from land to land
full of hope, full of life
all in all we will unite
Rap:
We will unite, like we should, one Nation under God
Seeking justice, some arrested, who are evilly infested
We will win, they will lose, terrorism sings the blues
Hear about it on the news, unity is what we choose
When they attacked one, they attacked all, now they're gonna fall
Different races, other nations, teaming up for freedom's call
Freedom and justice will win this fight, all races and colors
We will unite.
Verse 3:
We will live on together, those lost will be remembered
January through December, united we will stand
We will build a new tomorrow, rise above all the sorrow
On the shoulders of our heros, united we will stand
Pre-Chorus 3: We will stand for peace
We will stand for love
Chorus Repeats: Chorus 1, Chorus 2, Chorus 1
Copyright 2001 Christopher P. Neal
Check out the artist's website:
http://www.septemberrising.org
Track List:
1. A Manhattan Day-Roger Dillon
2. The Eroded Man-The Doc Side
3. The View-Hiroaki Honshuku
4. Your Love's the Reason-Babz
5. The Worth of Things-Melissa Axel
6. Metaphysical Vertigo-Edison Suit
7. Flight 93 (Don't Tread on Me)-Oxygenhose
8. New Day-Christina Sanders
9. Climb-David Akina
10. Tocado-Jerry Summers
11. Requiem IXXI-Dennis Kambury
12. Elegy in 9/11-Steve Ball
13. WTC911-Willy Dalton
14. Lerue Deciel-Sweet Crystal
15. I Heard the Bells Ring Today-The Medicine Show
16. Manhattan Elegy-Dave Hearn
17. Voices in the Air-Zenta Sato
18. Angels Wings-Trond Bjornard
19. We Will Unite-Christopher Neal
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