Al Stewart - Love Chronicles - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Al Stewart - Essential [COMPACT DISCS] UK - Import date 03/27/2012

'Zero She Flies' is an album by the Scottish singer-songwriter Al Stewart, originally released in 1970. This third studio album is known for it's eclectic blend of folk, rock, and other musical influences, reflecting Stewart's unique style and lyrical storytelling. Stewart's lyrics are known for their poetic and often introspective nature, touching on themes of love, loss, and personal reflection. 'Zero She Flies' is part of Al Stewart's early discography and contributes to his reputation as a thoughtful and skilled songwriter. The album helped pave the way for his later success with albums like 'Year of the Cat' and 'Time Passages'. This contains three bonus tracks that are from slightly later dates but fit thematically perfect with the original ten songs.

Two CD edition includes nine live tracks recorded at the Paramount Theater, Seattle in October 1976 on the Year Of The Cat tour and a new mix of the track 'Belsize Blues', recorded at Abbey Road Studios in September 1975. Digitally remastered and expanded edition of Year Of The Cat, the legendary 1976 album by Al Stewart. Recorded in the early months of 1976 at Abbey Road studios, Year Of The Cat was the seventh album by Stewart and was the second album on which he collaborated with the celebrated producer Alan Parsons. The record was an album of immense musical inventiveness and creativity and was a triumph both in terms of Al Stewart's songwriting and the stunning and sophisticated production by Alan Parsons. Featuring such classic songs as 'On the Border', 'Lord Grenville', 'Midas Shadow', 'If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It', 'One Stage Before' and the classic title track. Year Of The Cat was a major commercial and critical success on it's , reaching the US Billboard Top Five and was a European hit, eventually earning platinum disc status in the USA by March 1977. The single InchYear of the CatInch was also a Top Ten hit in the States and was a Top 40 hit single in the UK, establishing Al Stewart as a major artist.