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All This and Heaven Too
Rock · 1978 · 2 tracks

All This and Heaven Too

Andrew Gold

1978 · Elektra/Asylum Records

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"All This and Heaven Too" is the sonic equivalent of a perfect late 1970s afternoon, bathed in golden light and infused with an undeniable sense of warmth and optimism.

Andrew Gold, a multi-instrumentalist and master craftsman, weaves together intricate vocal harmonies, shimmering piano lines, and understated guitar work to create an inviting soundscape.

Each track feels meticulously arranged, yet effortlessly delivered, making for an album that is both sophisticated and deeply comforting. It's the kind of record that instantly brightens a room, filling it with a gentle, reassuring glow.

Tracklist · 2 Tracks
05
Always for You
4:39
09
I’m on My Way
3:41
Moments Worth Listening For
The buoyant, instantly recognizable piano riff and soaring harmonies that introduce "Thank You for Being a Friend".
The gentle, yearning melody and layered backing vocals defining the emotional core of "Never Let Her Slip Away".
The intricate, almost orchestral arrangement of strings and keys that elevates the album's deeper cuts, showcasing Gold's compositional skill.
The subtle, perfectly placed guitar solo in a mid-album track, offering a moment of understated instrumental brilliance.
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