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Blackmore's Night

"Secret voyage" CD by Blackmore's Night

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Another successful Neo-Renaissance-work of Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple, Rainbow).
Item no. 435690
Title Secret voyage
Musical Genre Folk Rock
Product topic Bands
Band Blackmore's Night
Release date 6/27/08
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    God Save The Keg
  • 2.
    Locked Within The Crystal Ball
  • 3.
    Gilded cage
  • 4.
    Toast To Tomorrow
  • 5.
    Prince Waldeck's Galliard
  • 6.
    Rainbow Eyes
  • 7.
    The Circle
  • 8.
    Sister Gypsy
  • 9.
    Can't Help Falling In Love
  • 10.
    Peasant's Promise
  • 11.
    Far Far Away
  • 12.
    Empty Words
  • 13.
    Village Lanterne

by Oliver Kube (14.07.2008) Together with his singing companion Candice Night, guitar maven Ritchie Blackmore who has gained world-wide fame with Deep Purple and Rainbow, pays tribute to renaissance since 1997 by acting as a troubadour. And since "Fires at midnight" (2001), you can find more and more classical Rock elements - which is also true for the latest and seventh album of this project. Granted, a lot of archaic instruments are used, but the pulsating opener, the epos "Locked within the crystal ball" is clearly dominated by an electric guitar and straight drums. Of course, you’ll find "true" Folklore songs like "Toast to tomorrow" or the wonderful instrumental "Prince waldeck’s galliard", which complete "Secret voyage", and make it one good opus of that special genre. But Blackmore’s past shows through very clearly now, for example on the Elvis cover "Can’t help falling in love" or the stomper "The circle". Hey, maybe he’ll give us some Hardrock again after all these years!?