An easy-listening gem that brings the serenity of the sound of waves.
Johnny Pearson and his orchestra paint a delicate and elegant soundscape.
The pure piano melody and enveloping strings of "Sleepy Shores" promise a moment of bliss. The serene atmosphere that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the city deeply soothed listeners at the time. The somewhat sad emotion that permeates the sophisticated arrangement gently touches the listener's heart, making this a masterpiece in both name and reality.
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A:
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1)
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Sleepy Shores
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2)
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Summer Of '42
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3)
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Today I Met My Love
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4)
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Londonderry Air
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5)
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Three Coins In The Fountain
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6)
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People
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B:
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1)
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Lazy Silhouettes
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2)
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Concerto D'Aran Juez
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3)
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Morning Has Broken
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4)
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Green Leaves Of Summer
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5)
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Les Deux Marionettes
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6)
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Stranger On The Shore
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Engineer - Adrian Kerridge
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Guitar [Solo Guitar] - Alan Parker
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Violin [Solo Violin], Leader - Anthony Gilbert
