Paul Winter / Paul Halley, Leonard Nimoy - Whales Alive
Singer: Paul WinterTitle: Whales Alive
Label: Living Music – LM 0013
Type: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Europe
Date of released: 1987
Category: Electronic, Jazz, Folk, World, & Country
Style: New Age, Field Recording, Modern Classical, Folk
Size MP3 zip: 1502 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1758 mb
Rating: 4.0✭
Format: MP3 MP3 VQF RA WAV VOX DXD XM FLAC
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A1 | Whales Weep Not! (Overture) / Lullaby From The Great Mother Whale For The Baby Seal PupsCello – Eugene FriesenEnglish Horn – Nancy RumbelGuitar – Jim Scott Harmonium – Viki Sylva*Organ – Paul HalleyRead By – Leonard NimoySarrusophone [E-flat Contrabass], Soprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Tambora – Ted MooreWords By – D.H. Lawrence*Written-By – Humpback Whale, Jim Scott , P. Winter* |
7:43 |
| A2 | DawnwatchOrgan – Paul HalleyRead By – Leonard NimoySoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Words By – Elizabeth KemfWritten-By – R. Payne*, Humpback Whale, P. Winter* |
3:47 |
| A3 | George And GracieTalking Drum [Giant] – P. Winter*Written-By – R. Payne*, Humpback Whale, P. Winter* |
2:07 |
| A4 | TurningPiano – Paul HalleyRead By – Leonard NimoySoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Words By – Gary SnyderWritten-By – Paul Halley |
4:02 |
| A5 | Concerto For Whale And OrganOrgan – Paul HalleyWritten-By – R. Payne*, Humpback Whale, P. Winter* |
6:32 |
| B1 | Humphrey's BluesOrgan – Paul HalleySoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Written-By – R. Payne*, Humpback Whale, P. Halley*, P. Winter* |
3:38 |
| B2 | (i) Queequeg And I / (ii) The Water Is WidePercussion – Ted MooreRead By – Leonard NimoySoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Words By – Herman Melville |
7:42 |
| B3 | Ocean DreamBass – Gary KingCello, Cello [8-string Electric] – David DarlingDrums [Water Drum] – Laudir de OliveiraGuitar [Steel String] – John GuthOrgan, Synthesizer [Moog], Bass, Tambora – Robert ChappellRead By – Leonard NimoySoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Surdo [Brazilian], Caixa [Grand Cassa], Percussion [Traps] – Steve GaddWords By – Herman MelvilleWritten-By – Humpback Whale, P. Winter* |
6:49 |
| B4 | The Voyage Home (Finale)Organ – Paul HalleyPercussion – Ted MooreRead By – Leonard NimoySoprano Saxophone – Paul Winter Words By – Roger Payne*Written-By – R. Payne*, Humpback Whale, P. Hally* |
6:27 |
Credits
- Creative Director – Roger Payne*
- Design [Album Design] – Bob Cato
- Edited By [Additional Editing] – Les Kahn, Tom Lewis
- Liner Notes – Roger Payne*, Leonard Nimoy, Paul Winter
- Mastered By – Bill Kipper
- Mixed By – Chris Brown, Glen Kolotkin
- Mixed By [Assisted By] – Paul Briggs, Tom Lewis
- Narrator – Leonard Nimoy
- Photography By [Cover Photo] – Bob Talbot
- Producer – Roger Payne*, Paul Winter
- Recorded By – Chris Brown
- Recorded By [Assisted By - Audio West] – Bill Burke
- Recorded By [Assisted By - Effanel Music Remote Truck] – John Harris, Mark Shane, Randy Ezratty
- Recorded By [Assisted By - Rby Studio] – Evan Jones
- Recorded By [Assisted By] – Connie Kieltyka, Tom Lewis
- Recorded By [Grand Canyon] – Mickey Houlihan
- Recorded By [Manhattan Sound] – Glenn Berger
- Voice – Humpback Whales*
- Written-By – Humpback Whale (tracks: B2i), Paul Winter (tracks: B2i), Traditional (tracks: B2ii)
Notes
Recorded January 1987 in the Cathedral of St.John the Divine, New York City. Additional Recording with Effanel Music remote truck, at Audio West, at Manhattan Sound, at RBY Studio and in the Grand Canyon. Mixed at Living Music Studio.©℗ 1987 Living Music, Inc.
For recordings of humpback whales, special thanks to the Center for Coastal Studies, the New York Zoological Society, Katherine Payne, Roger Payne, Peter Tyack and Frank Watlington.
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York City.
"This album dedicated to the memory of Frank Watlington of Bermuda. Friend, engineer, and lover of whales, his recordings of humpback whales were the first heard by most of us. They are still unsurpassed. His generosity made them available to all the world."
Track 1: Reading from from D.H.Lawrence, "Whales Weep Not!", from the Complate Poems of D.H.Lawrence. Originally recorded as "Lullaby from the Mother Whale for the Seal Pups" for Paul Winter's Callings (LM 0001).
Track 2: This whale is several miles in the distance.
Track 3: "George" and "Gracie" are the nicknames of the two whales who star in Star Trek IV.
Track 4: Reading "Mother Earth, Her Whales ," from Turtle Island.
Track 7: Reading from "Moby Dick", Chapter XLVII.
Track 9: Reading from "Moby Dick", Chapter CXVI. Originally recorded for Paul Winter's Common Ground (A&M SP-4698).
Track 10: Reading from "The Voyage Home".
© 1987 Earth Music Productions
Made in Holland
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 0 1048-80013-1 4
- Matrix / Runout: LM 0013 A 33C1
- Matrix / Runout: LM 0013 B 33C1
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LD0013 | Paul Winter / Paul Halley, Leonard Nimoy | Paul Winter / Paul Halley, Leonard Nimoy - Whales Alive (CD, Album) | Living Music | LD0013 | US | 1987 |
| LM-00013, LM 0013 | Paul Winter / Paul Halley | Paul Winter / Paul Halley - Whales Alive (LP, Album) | Living Music, Living Music | LM-00013, LM 0013 | Canada | 1987 |
| LD-0013 | Paul Winter / Paul Halley | Paul Winter / Paul Halley - Whales Alive (CD, Album) | Living Music | LD-0013 | US | 1986 |
| D32Y5072 | Paul Winter / Paul Halley, Leonard Nimoy | Paul Winter / Paul Halley, Leonard Nimoy - Whales Alive (CD, Album) | Living Music | D32Y5072 | Japan | 1987 |
| LC0013 | Paul Winter / Paul Halley | Paul Winter / Paul Halley - Whales Alive (Cass, Album) | Living Music | LC0013 | US | 1987 |
