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Shadowfax was a new-age / electronic musical group formed in Chicago in the early 1970s and best known for their albums Shadowfax and Folksongs for a Nuclear Village. In 1989, they won the Grammy for Best New Age Performance for Folksongs for a Nuclear Village. [1]
Three of the founding members actually got together four years earlier in 1972, CHUCK GREENBERG - winds, G.E. STINSON - guitars, and PHIL MAGGINI - bass. DOUG MALUCHNIK joined on keyboards in 1973 and finally STUART NEVITT, who had worked with MALUCHNIK, came along in 1974 for drums/percussion and the ensemble was complete. Their first album ...
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Shadowfax was a Grammy Award winning group which blended elements of world music, folk and jazz. Their later music was often categorized as new age. Shadowfax was formed in Chicago in 1972 as a blues band by saxophonist Chuck Greenberg, guitarist G.E. Stinson and bassist Phil Maggini.
20 avr. 2010 · Phil’s bass is tight and yet full-bodied, and the ever-present percussion sparkles throughout each track. When I see someone dismiss this album as lacking any engagement or dynamics, I blame their reproduction of it, not the music.
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SHADOWFAX. 1,706 likes · 2 talking about this. The Grammy Award winning, ground breaking world jazz prog band, Shadowfax, is honored here!
