Soundtracks (Tony Banks album)
Soundtracks is a collection of soundtrack pieces from the films Quicksilver and Lorca and the Outlaws with music composed by Genesis keyboardist Tony Banks.
Reception
Professional ratings |
Review scores |
Source |
Rating |
Allmusic |
[1] |
Allmusic's retrospective review rated more of the album's instrumental suites as mixed in quality, but dismissed the three pop songs as mediocre and "rather hookless."[1]
Track listing
- Shortcut To Somewhere By Fish and Tony Banks 3.43
- Smilin' Jack Casey 3.17
- Quicksilver Suite:
- Rebirth 3.00
- Gypsy 3.43
- Final Chase 2.49
- You Call This Victory By Jim Diamond and Tony Banks 5.22
- Lion of Symmetry By Toyah Willcox and Tony Banks 7.32
- Redwing Suite
- Redwing 5.44
- Lorca 3.55
- Kid and Detective Droid 2.11
- Lift Off 3.10
- Death Of Abby 1.42
Singles
- Lorca And The Outlaws EP (September 1985)
- Redwing
- You Call This Victory By Jim Diamond and Tony Banks
- Lion of Symmetry By Toyah Willcox and Tony Banks
- Shortcut to somewhere By Fish and Tony Banks
- Smilin Jack Casy
- K2
Quicksilver Original Soundtrack (separate release)
- "Quicksilver Lightning" - Roger Daltrey
- "Casual Thing" - Fiona
- "Nothing At All" - Peter Frampton
- "Shortcut to Somewhere" - Fish and Tony Banks
- "Love Song from Quicksilver (Through the Night)" - John Parr and Marilyn Martin
- "One Sunny Day/Dueling Bikes from Quicksilver" - Ray Parker, Jr. and Helen Terry
- "The Motown Song" - Larry John McNally A cover version of this song was done by Rod Stewart in 1991.
- "Suite Streets-From Quicksilver"
- "Quicksilver Suite I/Rebirth/The Gypsy" - Tony Banks
- "Quicksilver Suite II/Crash Landing" - Tony Banks.
Song notes
- A short section of Banks' music heard in the film Quicksilver did not appear on either the soundtrack album or Banks' Soundtracks album.
- Most of the tune to the track "Lorca" was reused in the song "Queen of Darkness" from the Bankstatement album (1989).
- "Smilin’ Jack Casey" is available only on this album. It is not available on the Quicksilver soundtrack album.
- A section of the song "Shortcut to Somewhere" was performed live for the first time when Genesis played a special concert for the 40th anniversary of Atlantic Records in 1988. It is the only Tony Banks solo song to have been played live by the band.
Musicians
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