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Album · 2004

Sea of Infinity

by Elton Dean

Released
2004
Label
Hux
Catalogue no.
HUX050
Tracklist
4 tracks
Length
1:08:29
Country
GB

“Sea of Infinity” is an album by Elton Dean, released in 2004 on Hux. The original release has 4 tracks with a running time of 1:08:29. The line-up features Elton Dean (liner notes, alto saxophone), Mark Hewins (mastering, guitar), Marcio Mattos (double bass, electronic instruments), Tony Bianco (drums (drum set)) and Sibyl Madrigal (vocals).

Who played on Sea of Infinity

  • Elton Dean liner notes, alto saxophone, other instruments all tracks
  • Mark Hewins mastering, guitar all tracks
  • Marcio Mattos double bass, electronic instruments on 2 tracks
  • Tony Bianco drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Sibyl Madrigal vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Steam Rooming — Tony Bianco, Elton Dean, Mark Hewins, Marcio Mattos 21:09
  2. 2 Boat'Ing — Elton Dean, Mark Hewins 20:24
  3. 3 Sibyling — Elton Dean, Mark Hewins 4:24
  4. 4 Beer Can and X — Tony Bianco, Elton Dean, Mark Hewins, Marcio Mattos 22:32

Production

  • Jon Wilkinson recording
  • Tim Fletcher recording
  • Phil Miller mastering

More albums by Elton Dean

Elton Dean 1971 · CBS The Cheque Is in the Mail 1977 · Ogun Recordings El Skid 1977 · Vinyl Records Duos 1988 · Elton Dean Tapes Trios 1989 · Elton Dean Tapes All the Tradition 1990 · Slam Productions The Vortex Tapes 1992 · Slam Productions Two's And Three's 1995 · Voiceprint If Dubois Only Knew 1996 · Voiceprint Bladik 1997 · Cuneiform Records Three's Company Two's a Crowd 1997 · Culture Press The Mind In The Trees 1998 · Blueprint

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Sea of Infinity?

The line-up of Sea of Infinity includes Elton Dean (liner notes, alto saxophone), Mark Hewins (mastering, guitar), Marcio Mattos (double bass, electronic instruments), Tony Bianco (drums (drum set)) and Sibyl Madrigal (vocals).

Which label released Sea of Infinity?

Sea of Infinity was released in 2004 on Hux (HUX050).

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