Recordings

Shadowfax: Live (6/13/1995)

CD / Sonic Images / SID-6505 / US
VHS / Rhino / 2216 / US (11/7/1995)

Description: First live album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg. The band consists of Andy Abad, Armen Chakmakian, Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, Stu Nevitt, and Ramon Yslas. Recorded at Palookaville (Santa Cruz, CA) in January 1995, except the studio track "Northern Lights".

Tracks:

• Another Country (Greenberg) - 4:12
• Streetnoise (Greenberg) - 4:23
• Rainforests (Abad / Chakmakian / Greenberg / Maggini / Nevitt / Yslas) - 2:03
• Ariki (Hummingbird Spirit) (Greenberg / Stinson) - 4:55
• Include Me Out (Gabriel / Nevitt) - 5:04
• A Pause In The Rain (Greenberg) - 5:39
• Foundwind (Maggini) - 5:41
• How Much Does Zimbabwe? (Chakmakian / Greenberg / Nevitt) - 3:58
• Shaman Song (Maggini) - 8:29
• Shadowdance (Greenberg) - 5:09
• Imaginary Islands (Chakmakian / Greenberg) - 4:45
• Castaneda's Boogie (Maggini) - 5:31
• Neither Here Nor There (Chakmakian / Greenberg) - 5:14
• Brown Rice / Karmapa Chenno (Cherry) - 4:20
• Northern Lights (Chakmakian) - 4:07

Shadowfax: Magic Theater (1/11/1994)

CD / Earthbeat! / 42548-2 / US

Description: Ninth studio album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg and Harry Andronis. The band consists of Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, Stu Nevitt, Armen Chakmakian, and Ramon Yslas. Guest musicians include Marcos Loya, Glenn Morrison, Andy Abad, Danny Heines, and Aaron Gross.

Tracks:

• Imaginary Islands (Greenberg / Chakmakian) - 4:23
• Hey! Your Hat's On Backwards (Nevitt / Greenberg / Chakmakian) - 4:52
• Secret Gathering (Chakmakian / Greenberg) - 5:06
• Ebony Wind (Greenberg / Chakmakian) - 4:38
• Castaneda's Boogie (Maggini) - 5:54
• Baker's Dozen (Greenberg / Chakmakian) - 4:40
• Night Passage (Chakmakian / Greenberg) - 3:44
• Remembrance (Maggini) - 3:53
• How Much Does Zimbabwe? (Nevitt / Greenberg / Chakmakian) - 4:54
• The Spirit Door (Maggini) - 6:24

Shadowfax: Esperanto (9/15/1992)

CD / Earthbeat! / 42523-2 / US

Description: Eighth studio album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg and Harry Andronis. The band consists of Chuck Greenberg, Stu Nevitt, Phil Maggini, and Armen Chakmakian. Special guests include L. Shankar, Emil Richards, Cash McCall, and Ramon Yslas. This album received a Grammy nomination for Best New Age Album in 1992.

Tracks:

• The Return Of The Nairobi Trio (Greenberg) - 5:12
• Neither Here Nor There (Chakmakian / Greenberg) - 5:31
• Foundwind (Maggini) - 5:02
• Moonskater (Greenberg / Chakmakian) - 4:19
• Tropico Blue (Greenberg) - 3:54
• Tanah Lot (Maggini) - 5:07
• Duet For Shar (Maggini) - 5:44
• Include Me Out (Nevitt / Gabriel) - 4:46
• Blue In The Face (Nevitt) - 5:28

Shadowfax: What Goes Around - The Best Of Shadowfax (2/26/1991)

CD / Windham Hill / WD-1104 / US

Shadowfax: A Windham Hill Retrospective (1992)

CD / Windham Hill / 11104 / US

Description: Compilation of material from the Windham Hill albums Shadowfax, Shadowdance, The Dreams Of Children, and Too Far To Whisper. Executive producer William Ackerman.

Tracks:

• Angel's Flight (Greenberg) - 4:00
• Vajra (Stinson) - 4:20
• A Thousand Teardrops (Greenberg) - 4:15
• New Electric India (Stinson) - 5:12
• Shadowdance (Greenberg) - 5:20
• Brown Rice / Karmapa Chenno (Cherry) - 4:18
• Another Country (Greenberg) - 4:20
• The Dreams Of Children (Greenberg) - 4:50
• Shaman Song (Maggini) - 5:20
• What Goes Around (Stinson) - 4:26
• The Orangutan Gang (Strikes Back) (Lewis) - 3:50
• Road To Hanna (Bisharat) - 4:03

Shadowfax: The Odd Get Even (4/17/1990)

CD / Private Music / 2065-2-P / US

Description: Seventh studio album. Produced by Robert Margouleff and Shadowfax. The band consists of Charles Bisharat, David Lewis, Stuart Nevitt, GE Stinson, Chuck Greenberg, and Phil Maggini. Additional musicians include John Bergamo and John Bisharat. No songwriting credits provided.

Tracks:

• Oasis (?) - 5:07
• One Winter Morning (Greenberg) - 4:11
• 1001 Nights (Bisharat) - 4:25
• A Pause In The Rain (Greenberg) - 3:53
• Her Dress Hangs There (Nevitt / Stinson) - 5:11
• Changing Of The Guard (Bisharat) - 3:32
• Boomerang (?) - 4:14
• The Odd Get Even (Nevitt / Stinson) - 3:31
• Sujata (Stinson) - 5:23
• One Heart (Maggini) - 4:10

Shadowfax: Folksongs For A Nuclear Village (5/1988)

LP / Capitol / CDP 7 46924-1 / US
LP / Capitol / EST 2057 / UK
CD / Capitol / CDP 7 46924-2 / US

Description: Sixth studio album. Produced by David Kershenbaum and Harry Andronis. The band consists of Stuart Nevitt, GE Stinson, Phil Maggini, David Lewis, Chuck Greenberg, and Charles Bisharat. Additional musicians include Emil Richards, Michael Spiro, John T. Bergamo, and Haralambi A. This album earned the Grammy award for Best New Age Performance in 1988. A promotional VHS video for "The Firewalker" (4:25) was released in April 1988.

Tracks:

• The Firewalker (Greenberg) - 4:54
• We Used To Laugh (Greenberg) - 4:08
• Solar Wind (Lewis) - 5:08
• Behind Green Eyes (Maggini) - 5:18
• Lucky Mud (Nevitt) - 4:40
• Madagascar Cafe (Nevitt / Stinson) - 3:06
• Against The Grain (Bisharat) - 3:42
• No Society (Bisharat) - 4:17
• Elephant Ego (Lewis) - 5:00
• Folksong For A Nuclear Village (Maggini / Stinson) - 5:14

Shadowfax: Too Far To Whisper (1986)

LP / Windham Hill / WH-1051 / US
CD / Windham Hill / WD-1051 / US (Reissue 7/1987)

Description: Fifth studio album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg. The band consists of GE Stinson, Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, Stuart Nevitt, David Lewis, and Charles Bisharat. Guest musicians include Morris Dollison, Emil Richards, Haralambi A, and Adam Rudolph.

Tracks:

• Too Far To Whisper (Stinson) - 4:30
• What Goes Around (Stinson) - 4:25
• China Blue (Maggini) - 4:06
• The Orangutan Gang (Strikes Back) (Lewis) - 3:48
• Road To Hanna (Bisharat) - 4:01
• Streetnoise (Greenberg) - 4:13
• Slim Limbs Akimbo (Nevitt) - 4:25
• Tsunami (Lewis) - 4:36
• Maceo (Maggini) - 3:58
• Ritual (Greenberg / Stinson / Maggini) - 3:41

Shadowfax: The Dreams Of Children (2/1985)

LP / Windham Hill / WH-1038 / US
CD / Windham Hill / WD-1038 / US (Reissue 7/1987)
CD / Windham Hill / 11363 / US (Reissue 8/25/1998)

Description: Fourth studio album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg. The band consists of GE Stinson, Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, Stuart Nevitt, Jamii Szmadzinski, and David Lewis. Additional musicians include Morris Dollison, Michael Spiro, Hara Lambi A, and Adam Rudolph.

Tracks:

• Another Country (Greenberg) - 4:20
• Snowline (Greenberg) - 4:30
• The Big Song (Lewis / Stinson) - 4:00
• The Dreams Of Children (Greenberg) - 4:50
• Word From The Village (Stinson) - 4:40
• Kindred Spirits (Stinson) - 4:15
• Shaman Song (Maggini) - 5:20
• Above The Wailing Wall (Stinson) - 4:50

Shadowfax: Shadowdance (1983)

LP / Windham Hill / WH-1029 / US
LP / Windham Hill / 3710291 / Germany
CD / Windham Hill / WD-1029 / US (Reissue 7/7/1987)
CD / Windham Hill / 11029 / US (Reissue 4/29/1997)

Description: Third studio album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg. The band consists of GE Stinson, Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, Stuart Nevitt, Jared Stewart, and Jamii Szmadzinski. Additional musicians include Emil Richards, Michael Spiro, Mick Lehocky, and Adam Rudolph. This one is widely regarded as the best of their career. "Watercourse Way" and "A Song For My Brother" are re-recorded versions of songs that originally appeared on Watercourse Way.

Tracks:

• New Electric India (Stinson) - 5:12
• Watercourse Way (Greenberg / Stinson) - 5:06
• Ghost Bird (Stinson) - 5:04
• Shadowdance (Greenberg) - 5:20
• Brown Rice / Karmapa Chenno (Cherry) - 4:18
• Distant Voices (Greenberg / Stinson) - 3:46
• A Song For My Brother (Stinson) - 9:04

Shadowfax: Shadowfax (1982)

LP / Windham Hill / WH-1022 / US
LP / Windham Hill / 3710221 / Germany
CD / Windham Hill / WD-1022 / US (Reissue 7/7/1987)
CD / Windham Hill / 11022 / US (Reissue 4/29/1997)

Description: Second studio album. Produced by Chuck Greenberg. The band consists of GE Stinson, Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, and Stuart Nevitt. Additional musicians include Emil Richards, Alex de Grassi, Scott Cossu, Jamii Szmadzinski, and Bruce Malament. This was the first album with Windham Hill.

Tracks:

• Angel's Flight (Greenberg) - 4:00
• Vajra (Stinson) - 4:20
• Wheel Of Dreams (Greenberg / Stinson) - 4:46
• Oriental Eyes (Maggini) - 4:56
• Move The Clouds (Stinson) - 3:08
• A Thousand Teardrops (Greenberg) - 4:15
• Ariki (Hummingbird Spirit) (Greenberg / Stinson) - 3:10
• Marie (Stinson) - 5:50

Shadowfax: Watercourse Way (1976)

LP / Passport / PPSD-98013 / US
LP / Lost Lake Arts / LL-0085 / US (Reissue 1985)
LP / Windham Hill / WH-0085 / US (Reissue 1985)
CD / Windham Hill / WD-0085 / US (Reissue 3/1988)

Description: First studio album. Produced by Marty Scott and Larry Fast. The band consists of Chuck Greenberg, Phil Maggini, Doug Maluchnik, Stuart Nevitt, and Greg Stinson. This project took place several years before the group signed with Windham Hill, which later re-issued it. "Watercourse Way" (without "The") and "A Song For My Brother" were later re-recorded for Shadowdance.

Tracks:

• The Shape Of A Word (Stinson) - 7:29
• Linear Dance (Stinson) - 5:51
• Petite Aubade (Greenberg / Stinson) - 5:59
• Book Of Hours (Maluchnik) - 6:37
• The Watercourse Way (Greenberg / Stinson) - 6:04
• A Song For My Brother (Stinson) - 9:41