White Flames

White Flames

Infobox Album |
Name = White Flames
Type = Album
Artist = Snowy White


Background = orange
Released = 25 August, 1983
Recorded = Winter 1982
Genre = Blues Rock
Length = 48:26
Label = Towerbell/Repertoire
Producer = Tom Newman
Reviews =
* Allmusic Rating|3|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:ae6zefykhgf5~T0 link]
Last album =
This album = "White Flames"
(1983)
Next album = "Snowy White"
(1985)

"White Flames" is the first album by blues guitarrist Snowy White, released in 1983 (see 1983 in music), and remastered in 1992, featuring an unreleased live song.This album included the #3 UK charts song "Bird of Paradise".

Track listing

All songs by Snowy White.

# "Open Carefully" -3:09
# "Crossroads" -4:51
# "The Journey, Parts I & II" -6:38
# "Lucky Star" -7:02
# "It's No Secret" -3:51
# "Don't Turn Back" -3:50
# "Bird of Paradise" -5:00
# "Lucky I've Got You" -3:57
# "The Answer" -3:37
# "For the Rest of my Life (Live)" -8:24

Personnel

*Snowy White: Guitars, vocals.
*Kuma Harada: Bass guitar, double bass.
*Jess Bailey: Keyboards, moog synthesizer, electric piano.
*Richard Bailey: drums & percussion.
*Godfrey Wang: String synthesizer ("Bird of Paradise").

Production

*Andy Newman: Producer, engineer.
*Snowy White: Production assistant.
*Arranged by Snowy White, with final interpretation by Kuma Harada, Jess Bailey, Richard Bailey & Godfrey Wang.
*Chris Porter: Engineer.
*Bernd Matheja: Liner notes.
*Chris Craymer: Photography.

Charts

Single


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