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Track List
01) Before We Left This All Behind
02) From “The Song of Songs”
03) Briars Above the Well
04) For the Asking
05) Fear Not Mary
06) Walk With Me
07) In the Valley of Moses
08) Somewhere in All This Green
09) A Koan From Hugh
10) Illumina
11) Beneath the Tree
12) His Old Eyes
13) As Stars Fell
14) River
15) Happy Ending
01) Before We Left This All Behind
02) From “The Song of Songs”
03) Briars Above the Well
04) For the Asking
05) Fear Not Mary
06) Walk With Me
07) In the Valley of Moses
08) Somewhere in All This Green
09) A Koan From Hugh
10) Illumina
11) Beneath the Tree
12) His Old Eyes
13) As Stars Fell
14) River
15) Happy Ending
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First Released
2001
New Age
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The founder of Windham Hill Records, Will Ackerman has stretched his sound occasionally with different instrumentation, but Hearing Voices is an entirely new approach. Picking up on his uncredited production of Samite's Stars to Share album, Ackerman enlists a group of singers that includes Samite, Happy Rhodes, Curtis King, and Heather Rankin to intone his quiet meditations, sometimes with English lyrics, other times with Native tongues and imaginary dialects. As a result, Hearing Voices has a hymnlike quality on tracks like "Somewhere in All This Green" and "Fear Not Mary." Rankin gets to do some ecstatic Gaelic chanting on "Walk with Me," which also features Ackerman's only electric guitar lead on record. Ackerman tosses in a couple of wistful acoustic guitar solos, but it's the vocal tunes that continue to haunt on this quietly daring departure. --John Diliberto
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The founder of Windham Hill Records, Will Ackerman has stretched his sound occasionally with different instrumentation, but Hearing Voices is an entirely new approach. Picking up on his uncredited production of Samite's Stars to Share album, Ackerman enlists a group of singers that includes Samite, Happy Rhodes, Curtis King, and Heather Rankin to intone his quiet meditations, sometimes with English lyrics, other times with Native tongues and imaginary dialects. As a result, Hearing Voices has a hymnlike quality on tracks like "Somewhere in All This Green" and "Fear Not Mary." Rankin gets to do some ecstatic Gaelic chanting on "Walk with Me," which also features Ackerman's only electric guitar lead on record. Ackerman tosses in a couple of wistful acoustic guitar solos, but it's the vocal tunes that continue to haunt on this quietly daring departure. --John Diliberto
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