- The Crossing Big Country 1983 (1996 remaster)
- Electric Warrior T Rex 1971
- Live at Alexanders Jan Akkerman 1999
- Tubular Bells Mike Oldfield 1973
- Yr Hwntws Yr Hwntws 1982
- Passion Jan Akkerman 1999*
- Transparental Jan Akkerman & Kaz Lux 1980
- Under my skin Gabrielle 2018
- Abraxas Santana 1970
- Dylanesque Bryan Ferry 2007
- Camel Snow Goose 1975
- The Man Who Built America Horslips 1978
- O Brother where art thou? Soundtrack Various Artists 2000
- Hymns II Page CXVI 2010*
- Beggar Julia's Timetrip Ekseption 1970
The similar phrase 'Worldly Christianity' is one used by Bonhoeffer. It's J Gresham Machen that I want to line up most closely with. See his Christianity and culture here. Having done commentaries on Proverbs (Heavenly Wisdom) and Song of Songs (Heavenly Love), a matching title for Ecclesiastes would be Heavenly Worldliness. For my stance on worldliness, see 3 posts here.
Showing posts with label Kaz Lux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaz Lux. Show all posts
365 Albums 76-90
Retro Album "of the week" 41 - Eli
Eli is a 1976 post-Focus studio album by the Dutch guitarist Jan Akkerman featuring the Dutch singer Kaz Lux. Akkerman and Lux had previously collaborated in the band Brainbox. Pierre Van Der Linden, also ex-Brainbox and ex-Focus also plays on the album, along with other top artists - Jasper van 't Hof and Rick van der Linden (keyboards)
Warwick Reading (bass) Richard DeBois (drums) Neppie Noya (percussion)
with backing vocals from Margriet Eshuis, Maggie MacNeal and Patricia Paay. It is something of a concept album telling part of the story of the mysterious Eli. Not all of Lu'x lyrics get sung and there are several instrumental tracks in varying styles. The most famous of these is Tranquilizer (performed on the OGWT at the time) with one or two other tracks I recall. It won the Netherlands' Edison Award in 1976 for Best Album and is a sophisticated collection featuring rock, jazz and classical styles. It took me quite a while to get into. Things were not helped by a rather unimpressive UK tour that gave the fans no easy rides.
Rolling by Kaz Lux
This Randy Newman song came up on my ipod the other day and I really enjoyed it. It's a great song. If your sceptical go to 2:15 when the choir comes in and see if that helps. (PS I'm not touting the sentiments expressed in the lyrics, which are probably ironic anyway).
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