Steve Barton - Projector album

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Due for release on May 10th, 2010 is the brand new collection from musical theatre legend Steve Barton.

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My new album is called Projector. It is made up of songs that I wrote while my father was in the hospital, and in the immediate aftermath of his death. The album was recorded and mixed on tape and was produced by Marvin Etzioni. I play all of the instruments, except for the introductory instrumental. We recorded and mixed in 5 days. Here are some sketches of how it all came abou. LEGY IN D BARTON I wrote this instrumental on the piano in my house. The version on the Projector album was arranged and played by my friend Johnny Usry. He did some arrangements on cool soul records in the 70s for.

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Steve Barton, Steve Barton. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Cut the Rope 05:03. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Elegy In D Barton 04:00. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Mojave Phone Booth 05:15. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Pie In the Face 01:44. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Bowie Girl 02:29. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Little Heart Attack 01:50. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - These 4 Walls 03:57. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - This Is Where Tomorrow Ends 02:50. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Projector 02:51. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Please 02:09. Steve Barton, Steve Barton - Bowie Girl 02:27.

Steve Barton explained his thinking on the unique subject to us in 2012, saying: "I just thought that was really evocative in the middle of the desert to have a phone booth. Most of the Projector album was written and recorded on the fly. Barton explained that this song was done in one take, saying, "I think we did a second take and it wasn't nearly as good. So that was just one take and it was kind of magic.

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