Electric World

Electric World
Studio album by Neal Schon
Released	July 15, 1997
Studios	Warehouse 7 (Oakland, California)
Genres	Fusion, hard rock
Length	112:42
Label	Higher Octave
Producer	Neal Schon
Neal Schon chronology
Beyond the Thunder (1995) Electric World (1997) Piranha Blues (1999)

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Electric World is a double album by Neal Schon. It was released in 1997 on Higher Octave. In an ambient hard-rock laced world fusion style, the album is influenced by Carlos Santana.

Track listing

All tracks composed by Neal Schon and Kit Walker, except where indicated.

1. "Night Spirit" (Igor Len, Schon) - 3:47
2. "N.Y.C." - 4:43
3. "Highway 1" - 4:29
4. "Electric World" - 6:03
5. "Gypsy Dance" - 6:15
6. "My Past Life" - 6:12
7. "Memphis Voodoo" - 4:50
8. "Breaking Waves" - 5:48
9. "Midnight Express" (Len, Schon) - 5:10
10. "Living Desert" (Schon) - 2:29
11. "The Dragon" - 7:22
12. "Medicine Man" - 4:57
13. "The Emperor" - 4:50
14. "Emerald Forest" - 5:38
15. "One and Only" - 6:56
16. "High Mileage" - 8:12
17. "Scram" - 5:09
18. "Mandolin Sky" (Schon) - 1:55
19. "Eye on the World" (Len, Schon) - 10:40
20. "All Our Yesterdays" (Len, Schon) - 3:33
21. "A Prayer for Peace" (Len, Schon) - 3:44

Personnel

• Neal Schon – all guitars (1–9, 11–21), all instruments (10), mandolin (18)
• Igor Len – keyboards (1, 9, 19, 20, 21), synth bass programming (1, 9, 19, 20, 21), synth drums (1, 9), drum programming (19, 20)
• Kit Walker – keyboards (2–8, 11–17), bass programming (11), synth drums (11), synth bass programming (13, 16, 17), drum programming (16, 17)
• Alphonso Johnson – bass guitar (2–8, 12, 14, 15, 19)
• Walfredo Reyes Jr. – drums (2–8, 12–15, 19), percussion (2–8, 12–15)
• Steve Smith – drums (9, 21)
• Zakir Hussain – tabla (1, 9, 19), other East Indian percussion instruments (1, 9, 19)
• Michael Carabello – percussion (2–7, 12–15, 17, 19)

References

External links

• Album at Last.fm

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