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GAIA (full version)

from The Robert Lang Session 2003 by Glass & Friends

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Written by J. Sherman.

A slightly-edited version of this appeared on the Glass CD, "Illuminations."
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This is my song for Mother Earth called "GAIA." This song started out as a work sketch for one of my solo ambient albums but ended up getting the deluxe treatment by being recorded by Glass, augmented with two of Canterbury Music's finest artists. These musicians, guitar legend Phil Miller (HATFIELD & THE NORTH, MATCHING MOLE, IN CAHOOTS) and vocalist extraordinaire Richard Sinclair (CARAVAN, HATFIELD & THE NORTH, CAMEL), had been brought over to The States to perform in the inaugural Progman Cometh Festival in 2002. We asked them back for the final Progman Concert the following year. Going into the studio and recording with these two major talents from the world of Progressive Music was a high point in the long continuing musical life of Glass.

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from The Robert Lang Session 2003, released November 27, 2022

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