Wild Ocean


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nameWild Ocean
typestudio
artistJohn Hughes
coverJohn Hughes - Wild Ocean.jpg
released
22 October 2004 Ireland
recordedWestland Studio, Dublin
Westmill Lane Studio, Dublin
genreCeltic
label14th Floor Records
Warner
Spokes
producerJohn Hughes
Billy Farrell
Anthony Drennan
next_titleThe Mandela Suite
next_year2009
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| name = Wild Ocean | type = studio | artist = John Hughes | cover = John Hughes - Wild Ocean.jpg | alt = | released =
22 October 2004 Ireland | recorded = Westland Studio, Dublin Westmill Lane Studio, Dublin | venue = | studio = | genre = Celtic | length = | label = 14th Floor Records Warner Spokes | producer = John Hughes Billy Farrell Anthony Drennan | prev_title = | prev_year = | next_title = The Mandela Suite | next_year = 2009 Wild Ocean is the debut album by John Hughes, released in October 2004. The album features many well known Irish musicians, such as The Chieftains and The Corrs. It also launched the solo career of Tara Blaise, who co-wrote and provided vocals for two songs on the album.

The album was rereleased in 2009.

Track listing

  1. "Deo"
  2. "Dancing in the Wind"
  3. "The Opus Tree"
  4. "Horizon"
  5. "Beannacht Leat"
  6. "Casa Torres"
  7. "Come Away"
  8. "Prelude"
  9. "Lament"
  10. "The Phoenix"
  11. "Dreamtime"
  12. "Slipstream" (Japan only bonus track)

All tracks written by John Hughes, except tracks 2 and 7, written by John Hughes and Tara Blaise.

Credits

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