Piano Numbers
by Johnny Stone
- 01. Maybe I'm Amazed 2:57
- 02. The Black Cat Rag 2:37
- 03. Soul of Darkness 1:13
- 04. Keeping the Voices at Bay 3:24
- 05. The End of..... 9:10
- 06. Keeping The Voices at Bay 2 4:58
- 07. The Curse 3:50
- 08. Venus and Mars 1:24
- 09. After the Ball 3:00
- 10. Embryo 2:27
- 11. Goodnight 3:23
- 12. Trio 4:47
- 13. Nocturne 4:30
- 14. Poem to Nature 2:11
- 15. Nights 5:12
- 16. Morning 4:00
- 17. A Maidens Prayer 2:36
- 18. Acercate Mas 2:40
- 19. Yesterday 2:28
- 20. Adoro 2:30
- 21. Once in a While 3:01
- 22. Far Away Places 4:24
- 23. Chelsea Bridge 2:51
- 24. Hawaiian Wedding Song 3:46
- 25. Younger Than Spring Time / Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland 3:22
- 26. Moonlight Sonata 6:06
- 27. In The Mirrow 5:37
- 28. Nostalgia 4:36
- 29. First Touch 3:10
- 30. Almaaden 3:34
- 31. Marching Season 7:26
- 32. Come Amour 3:08
- 33. Baby Grand 3:39
- 34. Carol Of The Bells 3:41
- 35. Empty Room Piano And Me 2:28
- 36. Apologize 3:33
- 37. Bibo No Aozora 5:15
- 38. Just One Day of Silence PLEASE 3:12
- 39. Watching Rain From My Window 5:59
- 40. Quiet Time 2:12
- 41. Rainy Day Blues 2:05
- 42. The Waiting Room 2:24
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Andrew Russe
said
Love this - I'm sat at the back of an empty concert hall, wondering why the bottle is empty and why my head is spinning, and which way the night bus is... but it's ok cos there's a bloke on the stage playing the noises in my head.
Guest
said
Johnny pushed and shoved and heaved; it was no small accomplishment to have finally manoeuvered 'Joanna' to the edge of the sink-hole (known by local indigenous people as "Cyclops" and rumoured to be several hundred metres deep) - it was, indeed, a grand effort. "Goodbye, Baby" Johnny whispered as one last push sent Joanna a-tumbling. And as she tumbled and bounced off the sides of old Cyclops, Johnny heard not a single tone - not an alone-tone, but several tones; several tones that slowly developed into a melody. Joanna, it seemed, would have the last laugh; 'don't forget me' she appeared to cry as the darkness enveloped her; as she dropped like a stone...
