Middle Earth (album)

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Middle Earth
Studio album by Bob Catley
Released 26 March 2001[1]
Recorded Startrack Studios
Manchester
United Kingdom
GH Production Studios
Rossall
United Kingdom
The Viper Room
Oldham
United Kingdom
2000
Genre Hard rock
Length 56:00
Label Frontiers Records
Producer Gary Hughes
Professional reviews
Bob Catley chronology
Legends
(1999)		 Middle Earth
(2001)		 When Empires Burn
(2003)

Middle Earth is the third solo Studio Album by Bob Catley, released by Frontiers Records in 2000.

The album draws upon J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings for inspiration.[2] The original title for the album given to the music press was Lord of the Rings.[3]

Contents

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Gary Hughes.

  1. "The Wraith Of The Rings" — 7:05
  2. (i) "The Fields That I Recall" — 0:00
    (ii) "Emissary" — 0:00
    (iii) "The Fields That I Recall (Reprise)" — 8:02
  3. "City Walls" — 6:11
  4. "Against the Wind" — 5:15
  5. (i) "Where You Lead I'll Follow" — 0:00
    (ii) "Stormcrow And Pilgrim" — 0:00
    (iii) "Where You Lead I'll Follow (Reprise)" — 8:47
  6. "Return Of The Mountain King" — 6:40
  7. "The End Of Summer (Galadriel's Theme)" — 5:51
  8. "This Gallant Band Of Manic Strangers" — 3:46
  9. "The Fellowship" — 4:23

[edit] Personnel

[edit] Additional Musicians

  • Tracey Hitchings — Vocals (on "Against The Wind")

[edit] Production

  • Produced by Gary Hughes
  • Mixing by Audu Obaje
  • Engineered by Audu Obaje, Kirk Podmore, Vinny Burns and Gary Hughes

[edit] References

  1. ^ Solo Albums
  2. ^ Bob Catley Interview - The Tolkien Society
  3. ^ BOB CATLEY: Legends

[edit] External links

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