Mostly Autumn - Studio 2 (CD)

Details: In April 2022 Mostly Autumn were given the amazing opportunity to have two days in Abbey Road studios by York St John University. This recording is the result. Bryan Josh says: -"Unloading our equipment into Abbey Road - Studio 2 was like some untouchable dream you had as a child but were now part of. With the giants of music breathing down our necks and all those classic songs still ghosting in the walls, we set the band up together with a string quartet to record a live performance. There was no audience, barring the on-site engineers, film crew and some onlookers from York St John University. We all knew this was a once in a lifetime opportunity. This was just us performing live - a group of musicians performing as one when it really mattered, in that incredible cathedral of music history, Abbey Road - Studio 2. " Award winning Mostly Autumn's musical palette is diverse, they draw on influences from the golden age of rock, but have developed their own unique sound that both captures the essence of that era and yet looks forward into the future. They have earned themselves a name for their outstanding live shows and have been described as 'the best band you have never heard'. Since forming back in 1996, Mostly Autumn have earned themselves a name for their relentless touring schedule and outstanding live shows. They have built a loyal and cult following since their first album sixteen years ago and in that time such luminaries as Steve Hackett, the late Richard Wright, and the late Jon Lord and the BBC's own Bob Harris are amongst their many fans. They have been personally invited by Ritchie Blackmore to support on his Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow arena shows also as an acoustic duo to support Steve Hackett's Genesis revisited tour.

Tracklist:

1. The Man Without a Name
2. Silver Glass
3. Passengers
4. The Last Climb
5. The House on the Hill
6. Gaze
7. Tomorrow Dies
8. Into the Stars
9. Simple Ways
10. Heart Body and Soul
11. Silhouettes of Stolen Ghosts
12. Heroes Never Die