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Ashes Are Burning [Import]
- (Expanded Version, Remastered, United Kingdom - Import)
- Artist: Renaissance
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 3/1/2019
Ashes Are Burning [Import]
- (Expanded Version, Remastered, United Kingdom - Import)
- Artist: Renaissance
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 3/1/2019
- Artist: Renaissance
- Label: Esoteric
- UPC: 5013929474642
- Item #: 2128595X
- Genre: Rock
- Release Date: 3/1/2019

Product Notes
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the classic 1973 album by Renaissance, Ashes Are Burning. Formed in 1969 by former Yardbirds members Jim McCarty and Keith Relf, by the 1971 Renaissance had undergone a series of line-up changes and had evolved into a completely different band from the one that had recorded the albums Renaissance and Illusion. By June 1972, Renaissance had signed to EMI's Sovereign label and had settled into a line-up featuring the highly gifted vocalist Annie Haslam. Featuring such classic material as 'Can You Understand', 'Carpet Of The Sun', 'At The Harbour' and the epic title track (featuring Andy Powell of Wishbone Ash on electric guitar). Released in October 1973, Ashes Are Burning would establish Renaissance as one of the finest symphonic progressive rock acts. This Esoteric Recordings edition has been remastered from the original Sovereign Records master tapes and adds a previously unreleased thirty minute live performance for BBC Radio One's In Concert programme in 1974 (recently discovered in the archives). The booklet features a new essay and exclusive interviews with Annie Haslam and Terry Sullivan and fully restores the original album artwork.
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Artist(s)Renaissance
