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Something To Hold On To: Trevor Rabin's Complete Solo Albums Collected on "Changes"

March 25, 2020 By Sam Stone 4 Comments

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The multi-hyphenate  guitarist, keyboardist, singer, songwriter, and producer Trevor Rabin has garnered a reputation for his groundbreaking work in rock and in soundtrack music.  After getting his start in the successful South African pop group Rabbitt, Rabin broke away on his own with a trio of well-received solo albums and began a career as a record producer. He then teamed up with Cinema, made up of ex-Yes members Alan White and Chris Squire.  Bassist Squire had heard some of Rabin's demos for a planned solo effort and encouraged the group to record the material.  As recording began to wrap up, Jon Anderson joined the group and a new line-up of Yes was created.  The resulting 90125 became Yes's best-selling album and features their No. 1 single, Rabin's "Owner of a Lonely Heart."  Since leaving Yes, Rabin became an in-demand session player (with credits including Michael Jackson, Seal, Tina Turner, Bob Dylan and more) and has also earned numerous accolades for this film scores, which to date total 34.

Trevor Rabin has recently self-released a 10-CD box set of his complete solo discography and more.  It includes his three early albums for Chrysalis: Beginnings, Face to Face, and Wolf.  Rabin's Elektra effort Can't Look Away is expanded with a disc of bonus tracks, including single edits and an interview previously only available on a promo LP sent out to radio stations.  A previously unreleased concert from Boston during the same era is also included, alongside a set of Yes demos humorously entitled 90124.  Rabin's celebrated film scores are represented with a pair of discs once only available in limited promo copies.  Jack Frost contains his soundtrack for the film of the same name, while The Film Music of Trevor Rabin  includes selections from Remember The Titans, Grace, A Beautiful Mind, Remembrance, Gettysburg, and more.

Each box set will contain a signed and numbered certificate; two 24-page photo books; an A3-sized poster; four reproduced promotional photos, and a number of reproduction press cuttings.  In short, for rabid Rabin fans who just need it all, this is the set for you!

Changes is available exclusively from the Trevor Rabin Online Store.  You can browse the complete track listing below and place your orders, too!

Trevor Rabin, Changes (2020) (Trevor Rabin Online Store)

CD 1: Beginnings (originally released as RPM LP RPM-1122, 1978)

  1. Getting To Know You Better
  2. Stay With Me
  3. I Love You
  4. Love Alone
  5. Love Life
  6. Fantasy
  7. Painted Picture
  8. Could There Be
  9. Live A Bit
  10. Red Desert
    Bonus:
  11. Getting To Know You Better (single edit)
  12. Stay With Me  (single edit)

Track 11 released on Chrysalis single CHS-2248, 1978
Track 12 released on RPM single RPM-00/051, 1978.

CD 2: Face to Face (originally released as Chrysalis LP CHR-1221, 1979)

  1. I'll Take The Weight
  2. Don't You Ever Lose
  3. I'm Old Enough (To Make You A Woman)
  4. The Wanderer
  5. You
  6. Now
  7. The Ripper
  8. Candy's Bar
  9. Always The Last One
    Bonus:
  10. Don't You Ever Lose (single edit)

CD 3: Wolf (originally released as Chrysalis LP CHR-1293, 1981)

  1. Open Ended
  2. Heard You Cry Wolf
  3. Do Ya Do Ya Want Me
  4. Stop Turn
  5. Lost In Love
  6. Looking For A Lady (Wolfman)
  7. Pain
  8. Take Me To A Party
  9. She's Easy
  10. Long Island

CD 4: Can't Look Away (originally Elektra LP EKC-6177, 1989)

  1. I Can't Look Away
  2. Something To Hold On To
  3. Sorrow (You Heart)
  4. Cover Up
  5. Promises
  6. Etoile Noir
  7. Eyes Of Love
  8. I Don't Think It Would Last
  9. Hold On To Me
  10. Sludge
  11. Miss You Now
  12. The Cape

CD 5: Can't Look Away bonus tracks

  1. Sorrow (Your Heart) (Edit)
  2. I Can't Look Away (Edit)
  3. Something To Hold On To (Demo Version)
  4. Dan Neer Promotional Interview (Questions and Answers)
  5. Dan Neer Promotional Interview (Answers Only)

Track 1 originally released on Elektra 12" single ED-5415, 1989.
Track 2 originally released on Elektra 12" single ED-5438, 1989.
Track 3 originally released on Elektra 12" single EKR-94T / 966-674-0, 1989.
Tracks 4 and 5 originally released on Elektra radio-only promo LP PR-8126, 1989.

CD 6: 90124 (Yes demos recorded  1981-1991 -- originally released as Voiceprint CD VP-263CD, 2003)

  1. Hold On (Demo 1981)
  2. Changes (Demo 1981)
  3. Moving In
  4. Would You Feel My Love
  5. Where Will You Be (Demo 1991)
  6. Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Demo 1981)
  7. Walls (Demo 1990)
  8. Promenade
  9. Love Will Find A Way
  10. Miracle Of Life
  11. Cinema (Demo 1981) *

* Note:  Fans have confirmed that on original pressings, track 11 is incorrectly listed as Cinema (Demo 1981), when what plays is actually a demo for "Don't Give In," an alternate version of "Make It Easy."  It is unclear at this time what track will be used on this box set.

CDs  7 and 8: Live in Boston 1989 (previously unreleased)

Disc 1:

  1. Cover Up
  2. Sorrow (Your Heart)
  3. Cry Wolf
  4. Changes
  5. Etoile Noir/Eyes Of Love
  6. Solly's Beard
  7. Something To Hold On To

Disc 2:

  1. Carry On/Promises
  2. Sludge
  3. Can't Look Away
  4. Make It Easy
  5. Owner Of A Lonely Heart
  6. Love Will Find A Way
  7. Outroduction

CD 9: Lost Soundtracks, Vol. 1: Jack Frost (previously released on promo CD, 1998)

  1. Frostbite
  2. The Snowball Fight
  3. It's Snowing
  4. Magic Harmonica
  5. Miss Him Too
  6. The Cabin
  7. Goodbye
  8. The J Shot
  9. Frost In Medford
  10. Charlie Boy

CD 10: Lost Soundtracks, Vol. 2: Film Music Composed by Trevor Rabin (previously released on promo CD)

  1. Remember The Titans
  2. Grace
  3. Banger Sisters
  4. Prague
  5. A Beautiful Mind Trailer
  6. Remembrance
  7. Friendship
  8. Sunrise
  9. Gettysburg

Categories: News Formats: Box Sets, CD Genre: Classic Rock, Soundtracks

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Sam Stone

Sam Stone has been obsessed with catalog music ever since his folks gave him a Contours best-of collection for his fourth birthday. He quickly began to learn all he could about rock and roll history and beyond, a passion that continues to this day. Sam followed his love for music to the classroom, earning a B.A. from Towson University in Electronic Media and Film, concentrating on radio and audio production, as well as an M.A. in Audio Arts from Syracuse University. He has put his knowledge and skills to work at prominent reissue labels and is excited to bring his perspectives on catalog music to a broader audience. When he’s not writing for The Second Disc, Sam can be found researching about music, talking about Joni Mitchell’s career, and adding another box set to his Amazon wish list.

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Comments

  1. Steve Marshall says

    March 25, 2020 at 11:34 am

    Where is "Finding Me a Way Back Home" from the first solo album?

    Reply
  2. Regan Judson says

    March 25, 2020 at 12:53 pm

    Hi Sam! This is now also available from Popmarket which works out better for USA customers due to shipping costs. Thanks!

    Reply
  3. A. Vogt says

    March 26, 2020 at 1:48 pm

    I bought his early albums on CD in the 90s when the now defunct One Way Records re-issued them. Looks like the first album is a different version, some different songs, and I had heard there was a different mix of this somewhere, so... I wonder if this is an entirely different version of this album than the One Way release? I always really liked his first album since I first heard it in the 90s and return to it often. And it was actually a minor US hit at the time, charted at #194! Anyway this looks like a great set and thanks for covering it.

    Reply
    • Paul B says

      March 30, 2020 at 6:30 pm

      Where is Jacaranda?

      Reply

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