Eyes of the World (album) explained
Eyes of the World is a studio album by the band MacAlpine, released in 1990 through PolyGram.[1] MacAlpine was a short-lived project by guitarist Tony MacAlpine, and the album is a departure from his previous work in that it is more commercially oriented, with none of his usual instrumental tracks in the style of neoclassical metal or piano études. According to MacAlpine himself, the project was indeed an attempt to emulate other hard rock acts at the time.[2]
Personnel
- Tony MacAlpine – guitar, keyboard, keyboard bass, keyboard programming, drum programming, percussion, production
- Alan Sehorn – lead vocals
- Mark Robertson – keyboard, vocals
- Mike Mani – keyboard programming, drum programming
- Billy Carmassi – drums (except tracks 3, 8, 11)
- Bill Zampa – drums (tracks 3, 8, 11)
- Mike Jacques – bass (track 1), vocals
- Randy Jackson – bass (tracks 2, 4, 9, 10)
- Juan Alderete – bass (tracks 3, 5–8, 11)
- Alan Lornie – violin
- Maria Khodorkosky – violin
- Maxine Prolman – violin
- Steve Fontano – tambourine, background vocals, keyboard programming, drum programming, engineering, mixing, production
- Kevin Chalfant – background vocals
- Bret Douglas – background vocals
- Melisa Kary – background vocals
- Christina Saxton – background vocals
- Davey Pattison – background vocals
- Tracy Hill – spoken vocals
- Neill King – engineering
- Wally Buck – engineering
- Jimmy Robinson – engineering
- Bob Misbach – engineering
- Michael Semanick – engineering
- Dave Luke – engineering
- Joe Marquez – engineering
- Mark Rayburn – engineering
- Michael Rosen – mixing
Notes and References
- https://web.archive.org/web/20100410030843/http://www.tonymacalpine.com/discography/discography_groups.html "Groups/Non-Solo Discography"
- Sword, Brian (2014-07-27). "Tony MacAlpine Interview - The Double Stop Podcast Episode 24". The Double Stop. Event occurs at time 15:54–18:51. Retrieved 2014-12-17
