Dave Sinclair, Moon Over Man - 1h 1m 42s

Tracks & Durations

1. Wanderlust	4:45
2. Tropic Island	3:14
3. Mallorcan Dance	5:46
4. Make Yourself at Home	2:31
5. Harry	3:32
6. Moon over Man	3:42
7. Where have I gone	4:21
8. Ice Cream	2:27
9. Make a brand new start	5:15
10. Moving on	2:47
11. Lost in the woods	2:09
12. Reminiscermemoring	3:28
13. Honky Dorry	3:48
14. The Piano Player	4:48
15. Back for tea	5:05
16. Here to stay	3:57

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Review

Eclectic Discs present an expanded and digipack reissue of Moon Over Man, originally recorded in 1976/77 by the ex-Caravan keyboard maestro Dave Sinclair. Previously released on CD in 1993, this reissue combines newly commissioned packaging, bonus tracks and greatly enhanced sound quality.

Recorded in the Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury and at other nearby locations by Jeremy Darby, Moon Over Man is mostly performed by Dave Sinclair himself (on drums as well as keyboards and occasional vocals) and features the contributions of vocalists Tim Lynk and Gay Perez, Dave's occasional song writing partner John Murphy, ex-Wilde Flower Graham Flight, Mark Hewins, Pete Pipkin, plus Caravan members Richard Coughlan and Mike Wedgwood.Recorded in the Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury and at Other Nearby Locations by Jeremy Darby, "Moon Over Man" is Mostly Performed by Dave Sinclair Himself (On Drums as Well as Keyboards and Occasional Vocals) and features the Contributions of Vocalists Tim Lynk and Gay Perez, Dave's Occassional Songwriting Partner John Murphy, Ex-wilde Flower Graham Flight, Mark Hewins, Pete Pipkin, plus Caravan Members Richard Coughlan and Mike Wedgwood.

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