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Christopher Cross Live - Harrisburg, VA

by Christopher Cross Group

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mcalain Unbelievable album that i've just discovered a few minutes ago and bought it ! Live of CC are so rare ! Thanks for this one ! Favorite track: Minstrel Gigolo.
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Stage Banter 00:49
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Poor Shirley 04:02
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Song Intro 00:27
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Stage Banter 01:17
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Sailing 04:55
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Band Intros 00:52
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about

Arguably the biggest rising star of 1980, Christopher Cross' talent for crafting smoothly sophisticated ballads virtually defined soft melodic pop music during the early years of that decade. Between 1980 and 1983, Cross would score eight Top 40 singles as well as an unprecedented five Grammys (including "Best New Artist" and "Song Of The Year") in 1981.
Recorded at James Madison University in February of 1981 and presented in its entirety for the first time ever, this concert captures Cross performing many of the songs that made his self-titled debut such a monstrous success. A pair of rarities ("Too Soon To Tell" and "Tomorrow Dies") are also included, in addition to early arrangements of material destined for his sophomore album. In terms of adult contemporary radio, it was songs like these that dominated during the early 1980s and that fueled Christopher Cross' meteoric rise to the top of the charts.

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released February 8, 1981

Christopher Cross - guitar, lead vocals
Andy Salmon - bass, vocals
Rob Meurer - piano, vocals
Hank Hehmsoth - saxophone, flute, synthesizer, vocals
James Fenner - percussion
Tommy Taylor-drums, vocals

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"I've always wanted the H Project to be a mixed configuration, 2 players, 10 players, and everything in between, to be compelling, and burning, and fun, and cool, with no fear to be simply gorgeous, and the next moment monstrous and grotesque, if it has to be. The whole story told with eloquence and grace, and with raw power emotionally charged with life. "
— Hank Hehmsoth
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