CARL DIXON "Into The Future"

TRACK LISTING 

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1. Into The Future

2. Hot Streak

3. Strange Way To Live

4. Back To Where We Started

5. Rattled

6. Lonely You

7. Busted

8. Little Bit Of Love

9. Shadow

10. Point Of No Return

11. Koln

12. River

Musicians:

Carl Dixon (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion)

Mark Santer (drums)

Mike Hall (guitar)

Tim Harrington (bass)

 

Engineered by : Carl Dixon, Anthony D'Avanzo and Mike Barlow

Mixed by : Kyle Gudmundson

Mastered by : George Graves

 

CARL DIXON, a studied piano-, guitar-, drums-, voice- and percussion musician, joined CONEY HATCH in 1981. The debut album "Coney Hatch" was released in summer 1982, produced by Canadian Rock legend Kim Mitchell who had "discovered" and nurtured the band through the formative stages and released the top-ten single "Hey Operator". "Outa Hand" (1983) and "Friction" (1985) have been the follow up albums which were promoted on long live tours on JUDAS PRIEST's "Screaming for Vengeance" tour and IRON MAIDEN's "Piece Of Mind" tour. In 1992 CARL DIXON decided to get down to the business of his long-delayed first solo album "One" (featuring Billy Carmassi on drums and ROUGH AND READY bassist Tim Harrington along with guests Steve Shelski and Andy Curran of CONEY HATCH). In 1997 CARL DIXON toured with GUESS WHO. In June 2000 his new solo album "Into the Future" was begun. Carl: "I brought all my experiences in producing to the project; I engineered the recordings in my studio, I stretched myself as a guitar player, I brought in some of my favourite players to guest, and utilised my awesome live band who I've played with for years." "Into the Future" is a great melodic rock album which also features guest appearances by Steve Shelski (CONEY HATCH), Brian Greenway (APRIL WINE) and Pat Kilbride (SASS JORDAN, IAN Hunter). Co-writers include Andy Curran, Rick Neigher and Mike Lunn. The album comprises 13 songs, three cover songs among them; "Little Bit of Love" by FREE, "River" by Robin Trower and "Lonely You" by Bad Finger.