Field Day (Anthony Phillips album)
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Field Day is the first studio album from Anthony Phillips in 5 years in between various series releases of the Archive Collection, library & TV projects and compilations. It is also the sequel to Private Parts & Pieces V: Twelve, in which the acoustic guitar is the sole instrument on the album. The sleeve cover is designed by GR/DD, based in London.
As Anthony Phillips explains in the sleeve notes, the album started off as a small project but not only grew in time, it also took a long time to record the album due to other project schedules.
Track listing
Disc one
- "The Voyage Out"
- "High Fives"
- "Credo"
- "Cerise"
- "Runaway Horses"
- "Home Sweet Home"
- "Steps Retraced" (based on "Traces" from Invisible Men)
- "Field Day"
- "Nocturne" (re-recording of song from Private Parts and Pieces II: Back to the Pavilion)
- "Tryst"
- "Girl In The Gallery"
- "Bel Ami"
- "Concerto de Alvarez"
- "Lifer"
- "Chasing The Light"
- "Parlour Suite I"
- "Parlour Suite II"
- "Parlour Suite III"
- "Parlour Suite IV"
- "Parlour Suite V"
- "Parlour Suite VI"
- "Parlour Suite VII"
- "Parlour Suite VIII"
- "Swoon"
- "River Of Life"
- "Memento"
- "Open Road"
- "White Spider"
- "Half Way Out"
Disc two
- "Weeping Willow"
- "The Love Not Shared"
- "Sojourn"
- "Dawn Over The Field Of Eternity"
- "Fallen City"
- "Rain On Sag Harbour"
- "Days Of Grace"
- "Timeline"
- "Oubliette"
- "Tania"
- "Babbling Brook"
- "Shimmering Sharon"
- "Tea Room In Terra Del Fuego"
- "Mudlark"
- "Tearaway"
- "Midnight Blue"
- "Evening Shroud"
- "Rapscallion"
- "Beyond The Castle Walls"
- "Forgotten Pathway"
- "Fairy Ring"
- "Largo D'Armour"
- "Whippersnapper"
- "Kissing Gate"
- "To The Lighthouse"
- "Driftwood"
- "Festoons And Billows"
- "Flotsam And Jetsam"
- "Sunfish Shallows"
- "Smart Alec"
- "Prayer For Natalie"
- "Out And Beyond"
Guitars used (per liner notes)
6-string guitar, 10-string guitar, 12-string guitar, Cittern, Bouzouki, Charrango, Mandolin.
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