Shadowfax (album)

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Field	Value
name	Shadowfax
type	Studio album
artist	Shadowfax
cover	epyshdfx.jpg
released	1982
recorded	May–June 1982, Studio America, Pasadena, CA
genre	Jazz, new-age
length	34:49
label	Windham Hill Records
producer	Chuck Greenberg
prev_title	Watercourse Way
prev_year	1976
next_title	Shadowdance
next_year	1983
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| name = Shadowfax | type = Studio album | artist = Shadowfax | cover = epyshdfx.jpg|border=yes | alt = | released = 1982 | recorded = May–June 1982, Studio America, Pasadena, CA | venue = | studio = | genre = Jazz, new-age | length = 34:49 | label = Windham Hill Records | producer = Chuck Greenberg | prev_title = Watercourse Way | prev_year = 1976 | next_title = Shadowdance | next_year = 1983 | rev1 = Allmusic | rev1Score = | noprose = yes | rev2 = The Rolling Stone Jazz Record Guide | rev2Score = {{Cite book |editor-last=Swenson |editor-first=J. | author-link = | year = 1985 | title = The Rolling Stone Jazz Record Guide | publisher = Random House/Rolling Stone | location = USA | isbn = 0-394-72643-X | pages = 176 Shadowfax is the second album by Shadowfax, and the band's first for Windham Hill Records. Saxophonist Chuck Greenberg was introduced to Windham Hill CEO Will Ackerman by Ackerman's cousin Alex de Grassi. The band was signed to a record deal in early 1982.

Track listing

1. "Angel's Flight" – Chuck Greenberg 4:05
2. "Vajra" – G.E. Stinson 4:26
3. "Wheel of Dreams" – G.E. Stinson & Chuck Greenberg 4:51
4. "Oriental Eyes" – Phil Maggini 4:59
5. "Move the Clouds" – G.E. Stinson 3:11
6. "A Thousand Teardrops" – Chuck Greenberg 4:21
7. "Ariki (Hummingbird Spirit)" G. E. Stinson & Chuck Greenberg – 3:18
8. "Marie" – G.E. Stinson 5:57

Personnel

• G. E. Stinson – 12-string acoustic guitar, 6-string acoustic guitar, piano
• Chuck Greenberg – Lyricon, soprano saxophone
• Phil Maggini – bass
• Stuart Nevitt – drums, percussion

Additional personnel

• Emil Richards – windchimes on 1, bells on 1, contra bass marimba on 2 7, rhythm log on 2, bell tree on 2, tambourine on 2, vibes on 3, crotales on 3, kelon vibes anvil on 4, gong on 4, conga on 7, Thai vibes on 7, percussion ensemble arrangement
• Alex de Grassi – 12 string acoustic guitar on the right channel on 2
• Bruce Malament – Fender Rhodes on 4
• Jamii Szmadzinski – violin on 5 8, baritone violin on 5 8
• Scott Cossu – piano on 6

Charts

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Chart (1983)	Peakposition
US Billboard Jazz Albums	19
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References

References

1. {{AllMusic

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