Live at Red Rocks John Tesh

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  • Release Date: 10/10/1995
  • Sales Rank: 22,690
  • Label: DECCA U.S.
  • UPC: 731452875426

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Live at Red Rocks

1LISTENDay One 4:49
2LISTENGarden City 4:07
3LISTENKey of Love 4:01
4LISTENBarcelona 5:14
5LISTENApril Song 6:26
6LISTENShock 4:55
7LISTENFields of Gold 4:10
8LISTENA Thousand Summers 4:28
9LISTENAgainst All Odds 3:10
10LISTENBastille Day 4:22
11LISTENOn American Shores 4:12
12LISTENConcetta 3:04
13LISTENIn a Child's Eyes 3:45
14LISTENGroup 5 3:34
15LISTENRoad Made for Animals 5:12
16LISTENPS 491 5:35

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Live at Red Rocks is the ultimate John Tesh album, capturing the new age keyboardist at his peak. It isn't because Tesh's music is more exciting in concert, because it is basically the same. Instead, it's more focused, not only in performance but also in content, since all of his best songs are boiled down to one consistently engaging program. It's not only the best introduction to John Tesh, it's also his best album. Rodney Batdorf, All Music Guide

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March 06, 2001: I absolutely love this album, every song on it, but especially In A Child's Eyes and Concetta, two of my favorites. Charlie Bisharat's violin should get a lot of credit, too, for the lush, full sound. Make sure to also get the video.