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| Voices in the Night | ||||
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| Compilation album by Twelfth Night | ||||
| Released |  2007 | |||
| Recorded | various venues, 1980-1987 | |||
| Genre | Neo-progressive | |||
| Label | Cyclops | |||
| Producer | Twelfth Night | |||
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Voices in the Night is a compilation album released by UK neo-progressive band Twelfth Night in 2007.
Voices in the Night is a 2-CD set of unreleased recordings from all the vocalists associated with Twelfth Night.
CD 1 is a collection of studio rarities including 3 tracks with Electra from the Twelfth Night Early Material album. a rare track from short time member Ian Lloyd Jones is followed by three from Geoff Mann and four by Andy Sears. The track with Axe is the only recording with him on vocals. The last vocalist, Maryn Watson, contributes four tracks.
CD2 is a live disc. The first two tracks are the lost encores from Geoff’s final Marquee show, which were captured on Live and Let Live but space did not allow them to be included. Tracks from Andy Sears and Martyn Watson follow before the one off version of “Love Song” with both Geoff and Andy singing.
with Electra
with Ian Lloyd-Jones
with Geoff Mann
with Nigel 'Axe' Atkins
with Andy Sears
with Martyn Watson
with Geoff Mann
with Andy Sears
with Martyn Watson
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