With Chuck Greenberg at the helm and two other original members on board, Esperanto marks a spirited return for this world music band. Shadowfax resurfaces after two years on the Earthbeat label, and doesn't miss a step. Greenberg's lyricon, sax and flutes wind in and out, with Phil Maggini on bass and Stu Nevitt on drums and an array of percussion. There is Armen Chakmanian on keyboards and synths, plus guest artists L. Subramanian on violin and the amazing Emil Richards on exotic percussion. Shadowfax occasionally dips into pedestrian waters on Esperanto but stays above the surface often enough on their ninth album to deliver one of their most accessible releases. ~ Heartbeats, All Music Guide
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Credits
- Phil Maggini
- Bass (Electric), Drums, Keyboards
- Stuart Nevitt
- Percussion, Cymbals, Castanets, Tambourine, Electronic Sounds, Multi Instruments, Electronic Sound Design, Rattles, Talking Drum, ?, Sampling, Handclapping, Balafon, Drums (African), Drums
- Emil Richards
- Dumbek, Tambourine, Flapamba, Boobams, Crotale, Udu, Kendhang, ?, Sampling, Handclapping, Gamelan, Multi Instruments, Percussion
- Lakshminarayana Shankar
- Vocals, Double Violin
- Ramon Yslas
- Bongos, Udu, Shaker, Handclapping, Multi Instruments, Triangle, Conga
- George Belle
- Engineer
- Eric Cowden
- Engineer
- A. Reid Reynolds
- ?, Graphic Design
- Dann Thompson
- Engineer
- Mimi LaPlant
- Paintings
- Harry Andronis
- Producer, Engineer, Mixing
- Armen Chakmakian
- Synthesizer, Keyboards, Multi Instruments, Piano
- Bernie Grundman
- Mastering
- Chuck Greenberg
- Synthesizer, ?, Producer, Lyricon, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Alto), Clarinet (Bass), Multi Instruments, Flute, Saxophone
- Shadowfax
- Main Performer
- Cash McCall
- Guitar




















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