John Carter & Martin Barre - Clean the Page (1999)

Artist: John Carter, Martin Barre
Title: Clean the Page
Year Of Release: 1999
Label: Purple Pyramid Records
Genre: Folk Rock, Acoustic Rock, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 46:33
Total Size: 111/275 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Clean the Page
Year Of Release: 1999
Label: Purple Pyramid Records
Genre: Folk Rock, Acoustic Rock, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 46:33
Total Size: 111/275 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. My Mind's Made Up 4:35
02. No Rehearsal 4:51
03. A Part of Me 2:59
04. Clean the Page 6:06
05. Newspaper 3:33
06. Off the Rails 3:29
07. Treasure You Always 4:27
08. This Time It's Different / Distance 7:02
09. Lucky 3:26
10. Caught up on a High 2:34
11. Crossfire 3:32
"Clean the Page" (1999) is a solo album by British folk rock singer and guitarist John Carter, released by Acoustic Music Records. Martin Barre, the legendary guitarist of Jethro Tull, served as a key guest and producer on this album.
In addition to producing the record, Martin Barre also contributed significantly to the instrumental portion of the album—his distinctive electric and acoustic guitars, as well as flute, lend the sound a dynamic, distinctive feel and a distinct British folk rock edge.
The album focuses on an acoustic sound, emphasizing melodic, original folk music, supported by detailed guitar arrangements, percussion, and occasional light electric solos. The album will appeal to fans of Jethro Tull's acoustic period, Fairport Convention, and Martin Barre's solo work.
In addition to producing the record, Martin Barre also contributed significantly to the instrumental portion of the album—his distinctive electric and acoustic guitars, as well as flute, lend the sound a dynamic, distinctive feel and a distinct British folk rock edge.
The album focuses on an acoustic sound, emphasizing melodic, original folk music, supported by detailed guitar arrangements, percussion, and occasional light electric solos. The album will appeal to fans of Jethro Tull's acoustic period, Fairport Convention, and Martin Barre's solo work.