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• Engineer – Keith Johnson, Roger Wiersma, Stephen Hill
• Executive-Producer – Eckart Rahn
• Marimba – David Friedman (tracks: 4)
• Marimba, Percussion – David Samuels
• Producer – Stephen Hill
• Vibraphone – David Samuels (tracks: 4)
• Vibraphone, Percussion – David Friedman

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Total time 53:18.
Recorded October 1985 at Music Annex, Menlo Park, California.
Manufactured and printed on recycled paper in Germany.

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• Barcode: 0 1371-13015-2 6

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• Recorded At – The Music Annex

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Язык: Русский. Страна: США. Album 1986 7 Songs. In Lands I Never Saw Double Image. New Age. The Double Image concept sometimes was intriguing, with vibists Dave Friedman and Dave Samuels working off each other, then complementing themselves. It could also be tedious, especially on slower pieces. On this album they were mostly effective, particularly the more animated Friedman. Double Image: все альбомы, включая Duotones , In Lands I Never Saw , Compositions By Stuart Saunders Smith и другие. In Lands I Never Saw. Play album. Get album. There are at least three artists using the name Double Image. The mallet percussion jazz duo of David Friedman and Dave Samuels. The pair occasionally perform and record under the name they also fronted a quartet version in the late 1970s with bassist Harvie Swartz and drummer Michael DiPasqua. In Lands I Never Saw is a post-fusion contemporary music album recording by DOUBLE IMAGE released in 1986 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. A1 In Lands I Never Saw 8:16 A2 Midnight StarStarbust 7:12 A3 Orient Point 9:49 B1 Dusk 6:31 B2 Ki 5:58 B3 Desert Rounds 7:39 B4 Woodbell 7:23. Disc IDs 0. Cover Art 1. Additional details. Type: Album. Status: Official. Language: English. Script: Latin. Double Image: Links No. 8 Witness to 48 Things, Over Hills, Three Romances for Violin & Piano, Op. 22: II. Second Movement и другие песни. Double Image. Compositions By Stuart Saunders Smith. Moment to Moment. Secret Whispers - Double Image Pays Homage to Clara Schumann. In Lands I Never Saw marks the first time David Friedman and David Samuels Double Image, have recorded together since 1979. It is a sterling showcase, not only for the impressive talents of these two men, but for the innovative, immediately recognizable sound that brought them international accolades back in the 1970s-the bell-like tones of the metal vibraphone blending with the earthy tones of the wooden marimbaphone the complex interweaving lines emerging with a transparent simplicity of effect. I chose this album purely by chance. What a pleasant surprise Although both of these men play classical music this is not a classical album