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Floating World (Jade Warrior album)
''Floating World'' is the fourth studio album by the British experimental rock band Jade Warrior released in 1974 by Island Records. The band's experiments with the sounds which would later be labeled a world and ambient music came parallel to that of Brian Eno, who described ''Floating World'' as an 'important album'.
== History ==
After the end of the 1972 American tour the Vertigo contract with the band was cancelled and Jade Warrior dissolved. Then Stevie Winwood urged Chris Blackwell of Island Records to give Jade Warrior a hearing, and the latter proposed that Jon Field and Tony Duhig reform the band and sign a contract for three albums (later expanded to four) "as an ornament" to the label. Since Blackwell was interested in a primarily instrumental sound the contract offered by Island was not extended to include Glyn Havard. ''Floating World'' was the first of these four released Field and Duhig made with miscellaneous guest musicians.
On some pieces - usually the more introspective ("Waterfall", "Rainflower", and "Memories of a Distant Sea"), multi-instrumentalists Duhig and Field provided the instrumentation, on other tracks ("Easty, "Mountain of Fruit and Flowers", and "Red Lotus", among others) guest musicians were brought in on drums, string bass, harp, lead guitar and female voice ("Quba").〔
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