Dreams
by Sky
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01 Tibet
05:50
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Sunshine On IOS
04:39
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Old Ages
05:20
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Completion
06:28
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Gentle Sorrow
08:47
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about
1. Tibet 2. Sunshine on Ios 3. Old Ages 4. Completion 5. Gentle Sorrow 6. The Shores of the High Priestess
Dreams was my debut. In 1985 I left the spiritual community I was part of and arrived in San Francisco with $150.00 in my pocket and I had only one dream, to make music. I changed my name to Sky and started to acquire keyboards and studio gear, spending every dollar I earned. I lived in this little place, just my bed and keyboards and started to record. Tibet was very close to my heart, I had been in Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama resides. So the first song I made in memory of my first journey to India in 1978. It was always about meditation music and some kind of spiritual connection through music. 'The shores of the High Priestess' was born out of my many years of meditation practice and it became a song that made this album a classic. (See review page). Dreams was completed on May 24, 1987, the day the Golden Gate bridge had its 50th birthday. I drove out to Tiburon by the Bay and stopped the car to watch the fireworks and a lady pulls up in her car and hands me a champagne glass and she fills it up and we sang 'happy birthday'. I felt so blessed. It was great!!! My friend painted the album cover for me and in April 1988 Dreams was released. Dreams is very well suited for meditation and inspiration.
Dreams was my debut. In 1985 I left the spiritual community I was part of and arrived in San Francisco with $150.00 in my pocket and I had only one dream, to make music. I changed my name to Sky and started to acquire keyboards and studio gear, spending every dollar I earned. I lived in this little place, just my bed and keyboards and started to record. Tibet was very close to my heart, I had been in Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama resides. So the first song I made in memory of my first journey to India in 1978. It was always about meditation music and some kind of spiritual connection through music. 'The shores of the High Priestess' was born out of my many years of meditation practice and it became a song that made this album a classic. (See review page). Dreams was completed on May 24, 1987, the day the Golden Gate bridge had its 50th birthday. I drove out to Tiburon by the Bay and stopped the car to watch the fireworks and a lady pulls up in her car and hands me a champagne glass and she fills it up and we sang 'happy birthday'. I felt so blessed. It was great!!! My friend painted the album cover for me and in April 1988 Dreams was released. Dreams is very well suited for meditation and inspiration.
credits
released August 8, 1988
Sky, classical guitar, flute, synthesizer, sampler and drum machine
Govi, mandola cello and electric guitar.
Sky, classical guitar, flute, synthesizer, sampler and drum machine
Govi, mandola cello and electric guitar.
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