Conversations with My Family
Conversations with My Family is a solo album by pianist Mike Garson that was released by Resonance in 2008.[1] This is the first solo album released commercially by Garson in over fifteen years after having spent the previous decade working with David Bowie,[1] Nine Inch Nails, and Smashing Pumpkins.
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| Released | April 8, 2008 | |||
| Studio | Rising Jazz Stars | |||
| Genre | Jazz | |||
| Length | 82:00 | |||
| Label | Resonance | |||
| Producer | George Klabin | |||
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Garson is supported by Lori Bell, Chris Howes, Andreas Öberg, Bob Magnusson, and Claudio Roditi. Most of the arrangements are by Kuno Schmid.[1]
Track listing
- The Child Within 8:01
- Interlude 0:42
- Lullaby for our daughters 5:06
- Interlude 0:29
- The mystery and the awe 4:35
- Blues for the terrible twos 5:41
- Interlude 0:22
- Longings 6:43
- Interlude 0:40
- Trials and revelations 3:57
- Interlude 0:45
- Yearnings 4:40
- Interaction 3:27
- Interlude 0:37
- Song for Susan 4:25
- Interlude 0:28
- Searching 7:49
- Interlude 0:27
- Miracle of love 5:19
- Interlude 0:19
- Jenny's waltz 4:03
- Conversations with my family 4:02
Bonus DVD
- Autumn leaves/ stella by starlight (medley)
- In your own sweet way
- Besame mucho
- Hello young lovers
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