Champlin, Williams, Friestedt - CWF3 (Jараnеsе Еditiоn) (2024)
Artist: Champlin, Williams, Friestedt, CWF
Title: CWF3
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Sony Music: SICX30206
Genre: Melodic Rock, AOR
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans) / 320 kbps
Total Time: 60:29
Total Size: 423 / 165 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: CWF3
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: Sony Music: SICX30206
Genre: Melodic Rock, AOR
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans) / 320 kbps
Total Time: 60:29
Total Size: 423 / 165 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Brighter Day (4:40)
2. Sure (feat. Jason Sheff) (4:22)
3. Wings Of Tomorrow (4:12)
4. Find The Love (4:40)
5. Carrie (feat. Jason Sheff) (3:42)
6. I Will Find You There (feat. Michael Ruff) (4:25)
7. Stay With Me (4:05)
8. Almost Had Me There (3:31)
9. Fly Away Now (3:48)
10. Moments Of Joy (3:54)
11. The Last Unbroken Heart (feat. Tamara Champlin) (4:26)
12. Time Never Stops (Theme Song For Swiss Timing) (Bonus Track For Japan) (1:45)
13. Hard Habit To Break (Live) (Bonus Track For Japan) (5:14)
14. When You Look In My Eyes (Live) (Bonus Track For Japan) (3:03)
15. Carry On 2024 (Bonus Track For Japan) (4:38)
Composed of 3 people ・ Bill Champlin (former Chicago), Joseph Williams (TOTO) and Peter Freestet ・ the Super Project, which debuted in 2016, finally comes on the 4th long・awaited 3rd album for the first time in 4 years.The latest album, along with Bill Champlin, features Jason Chef, who has been a Voice of Chicago for nearly 30 years, as a guest, and a perfect contemporary AOR with plenty of longing for ‘80s West Coast sound.Chicago meets TOTO is literally full of famous songs with outstanding twin vocals, supreme melodies, and precise sound making!！Bill Champlin joined Chicago from 1982's "CHICAGO16" and was a vocal and songwriter in Chicago for 27 years.Joseph/Williams joined TOTO from 1986's "Farrenhite" to 1988's "The Seventh One ・ 7th Sword" as TOTO's 3rd vocalist.Since the reunion of TOTO in 2010, he has been a major member of the group and has also visited Japan on last year's JAPAN tour.
