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David Sancious And Tone
"Transformation (The Speed Of Love)"
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Transformation (The Speed Of Love) is the 1976 album (reissued in 2003 by Wounded Bird Records) by David Sancious and Tone, in which Sancious plays a wicked guitar in addition to his usually stellar keyboards. Sancious is a jazz/fusion keyboardist who, with his group Tone, released a few classic cult favorites during the 1970s. One of those was Transformation (The Speed Of Love), which features an 18-minute epic title track. Sancious was, as you may recall, one of the original members of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. This album was originally issued on Epic Records in 1976, and features Gerald Carboy: on bass along with Ernest Carter on drums/percussion. Fusion fans will find this album to be an essential addition to their collection.
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06:34 |
Piktor's Metamorphosis
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Instrumental
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08:48 |
Sky Church Hymn #9
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Instrumental
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06:28 |
The Play And Display Of The Heart
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Instrumental
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18:06 |
Transformation (The Speed Of Love)
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Instrumental
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David Sancious |
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Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Piano, Fender Rhodes Piano, Hammond Organ, Yamaha Organ, Moog Synthesizer, Clavinette, Bells, Vocals on "Piktor`s Metamorphosis", Production |
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Gerald Carboy |
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Bass, Wind Chimes |
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Ernest Carter |
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Drums, Percussion, Vocals on "Piktor`s Metamorphosis" |
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Gayle Moran |
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Vocal Chorus on "Transformation (The Speed Of Love)" |
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Bruce Botnick |
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Production, Engineering, Mixing |
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Jeff Guercio |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Mark Guercio |
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Engineering Assistance |
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Randall W. Blunt |
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Engineering Assistance |
Recorded and mixed at Caribou Ranch, Colorado, 10/24/75 to 11/10/75.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
