Various Artist - 1987 (1987) (South Africa) Paul Mattisson, Neville Nash, Kim Kallie (a.k.a. Margino) , Glynn Storm , Mike Pilot
AIG 2002
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Tracklist
A
A1 Easy Street
Composed By, Arranged By – Glynn Storm Composed By, Music By, Arranged By – Paul Mattisson Lyrics By – Ian Morgan Music By – Anne Power, Julie Wilson, Kim Kallie
A2 Together
Composed By, Arranged By – Glynn Storm, Paul Mattisson Lyrics By – Ian Morgan Music By – Kim Kallie, Neville Nash, Sophia Foster
A3 Passing Faces
Composed By, Arranged By – Glynn Storm, Paul Mattisson Lyrics By – Ian Morgan Music By – Kim Kallie, Sophia Foster
A4 Battle Hymn Of The Republic
Arranged By – Glynn Storm Arranged By, Music By – Paul Mattisson
A5 Only One Thing
Composed By, Arranged By – Glynn Storm Composed By, Arranged By, Music By – Paul Mattisson Lyrics By – Ian Morgan Music By – Anne Power, Julie Wilson, Kim Kallie, Neville Nash, Sophia Foster
B
B1 Toccata In D Minor
Arranged By – Glynn Storm Performer – Paul Mattisson
B2 Reveal Trimphant
Composed By, Arranged By – Glynn Storm Composed By, Arranged By, Performer – Paul Mattisson Guitar – Danny Bridgens, Mike Pilot
South African studio “group” (of sorts). I had to ask Paul Mattisson for help on this album, as he was extensively involved with it. According to Paul the album was for a major launch of the Audio Image Group which he and Glynn Storm started in the 1980s. Ian Morgan was the script writer for the audio/video presentation, and Paul corrected the script to make it musically compatible. The company focused mainly on producing advertising jingles for radio and television.
Singers and musicians featured:
1. Paul Mattisson – vocals
2. Neville Nash – vocals
3. Kim Kallie (a.k.a. Margino) – vocals
4. Glynn Storm - keyboards and all programming
5. Mike Pilot - guitars
6. Tony Moore – additional drumming
Choir:
1. Glynn Storm
2. Kim Kallie
3. Paul Mattisson
There is a fourth female voice on “Only One Thing”, but neither Paul nor Glynn can remember who it was, as they used many professional session musicians at that time, but they surmise that it might have been Jo Day. On the track her name has been indicated as “unknown”.
Other role-players:
1. Executive producer - Mark Williams
2. Sound engineers – Ben Bates, Glynn Storm and Paul Mattisson
The album was released in 1987 with the title “1987”. This track was written by Ian Morgan, Glynn Storm and Paul Mattisson.
