Burnt By The Sun
Release Year: 1998
Label: Iron Music
Country: Canada
Produced by Bruce Gaitsch, Matthew Gerrard, Marc Jordan, Steven Mackinnon, David Pickell, Anthony Vanderburgh
Musicians:
Marc Jordan: Vocal (Track 5)
Bill Bell, David Sinclair, Dave Gray, Jason Fowler, Bruce Gaitsch, Thomas Wade: Guitars
Anthony Vanderburgh: Guitars, Keyboards
Matthew Gerrard, Steve Webster, George Hawkins Jr., Jennifer Condos, Colin Barrett: Bass
Steve Mackinnon, David Pickell, John Capek: Keyboards
Dennis Matkosky: B 3
Gary Brett: Organ
Mark Lalama: Piano, Accordion
Billy Ward, Mark Kelso, Randy Cooke, Chris McNeil, Randall Stoll: Drums
Kevan Mackenzie: Drums, Bells, Shells, Swells
Rick Lazar: Percussion
Phillippe Dunnongan, Franois Pilon: Violins
Christiane Lampron: Viola
Annie Gadbois: Cello
Ian Rodness: Hand Claps
Marc Jordan, Tom cochrane: Background Vocals
- Love Pain And The Whole Damn Thing
- Waterfall
- Heaven
- Ordinary Miracles
- Soul On Soul (1 Minute soundsample)
- Please Myself
- Burnt By The Sun
- Bitter End
- First Light
- If You Could See Yourself
- Forgiveness
- Passengers (1 Minute soundsample)
- Love You Always
I suppose almost every reader know Amy Sky curriculum vitae in the songwritting area which includes several collaborations with artists like Heart or Diana Ross to name a few. Equally known is that she is married with westcoast/jazz singer Marc Jordan. Well, this beautiful voice, who earned two Juno nominations with her debut "Cool Rain", hits the road again with another wonderful album filled with heartfelt slow tempos and some uplifting tunes (like the opener track and first single "Love, Hate and the Whole Damn Thing"). In fact, several parts of the record could remind you to Sheryl Crow ("Waterfall") or Shania Twain last albums. Particular favs are the ballad "Ordinary Miracles" that has been dedicated to her children and "Burnt by the Sun". This is a quite personal album, filled with slow tempos based around acoustic guitars, piano and B3.
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