John Miles

Stranger in the City

Stranger In The City (Remastered 1985)

Slow Down (Album Version)

Stand Up (And Give Me A Reason) (Album Version)

Time (Remastered 1985)

Manhattan Skyline (Album Version)

Glamour Boy (Remastered 1985)

Do It Anyway (Remastered 1985)

Remember Yesterday (Album Version)

Music Man (Remastered 1985)

House on the Hill (Remastered 1985)

Man Behind the Guitar (Remastered 1985)

Putting My New Song Together (Remastered 1985)

Sweet Lorraine (Remastered 1985)

John Presley Gee

The Devil's Ride (feat. John Miles)

Fool River

Decca Singles 1975-1979

Transition

Zaragon is the third album by English singer/songwriter/guitarist John Miles, first released in 1978 and reissued on CD in 2008. The release of Zaragon followed an extremely successful period in the career of John Miles who, during 1976 and 1977, had enjoyed two hit albums (Rebel and Stranger in the City) and four successful singles. Decca remained Miles' record label in the UK but, for the US release, Arista Records paid $500,000 to buy out his contract with London Records. An advance of $500,000 made this into a million-dollar album before release. In a change of direction from his earlier material (most notably his signature single Music), Miles decided not to use orchestral backing on Zaragon. Miles played guitars, keyboards and synthesisers on the album, with Barry Black on drums and Bob Marshall on bass.  The opening track, "Overture", was a rock epic in which keyboards took the place of the orchestral backing on his earlier material. The track is notable for an outstanding guitar solo by Miles. The long, three-part "Nice Man Jack" – a song about Jack the Ripper – was the centrepiece of the album, whilst the title track was science fiction orientated.

Zaragon

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Stranger in the City

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