On My Way to the Sun [Audio CD] John Elefante and 49 similar items

Comes with original case the cd itself is in great shape. Play tested. Shipped the next business day! We own a small family book store and sell our extra media that have been on our shelfs for too long. Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: John Elefante On My Way To The Sun AUDIO CD [BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED] Kingheir Music UPC | 7 99475 39057 9 2013 -TRACK LISTING - 1. This Is How The Story Goes 2. Where Have The Old Days Gone 3. On My Way To The Sun 4. All I Have To Do 5. The Awakening 6. Half The Way Home 7. We All Fall Short 8. Don't Hide Away 9. This Time 10. Confess After spending the past several weeks listening to On My Way To The Sun, the spring of 2013 fourth solo release from vocalist John Elefante, we can confirm that it is indeed a very special album. Elefante might be best known for his stint in Kansas, fronting the group during its early eighties Vinyl Confessions (1982) and Drastic Measures (1983) era, but potentially hit his stride with the projects he later recorded under the Mastedon moniker, It?s A Jungle Out There (1989) and Lofcaudio (1990). Elefante continued to make music throughout the nineties, having put out his first three solo albums in Windows Of Heaven (1995), Corridors (1997) and Defying Gravity (1999). The artist remained on the sidelines until 2009 when he resurrected Mastedon for its aptly entitled third release, 3. On My Way To The Sun finds Elefante heading in a direction not unlike that of 3 by joining aspects of Kansas (in terms of occasional 70?s influences and progressive overtones) and Mastedon (touches of melodic rock and hard rock) with that of his solo material (from a smooth AOR and commercial standpoint). It is this tasteful mirroring of styles - and the creativity and inspiration therein - that helps make On My Way To The Sun, as already noted, such a special work. It begins and ends with songwriting, which reflects the significant time, thought and effort the artist put into the project (it is clear Elefante literally worked his fingers to the bone fine tuning the material here) to create what amounts the artistic magnum opus of his career.