Emerald Sabbath is proud to announce that the Ninth Star album remaster is finished and available to download. The album has been remixed and remastered by Ellen Morgan and Kevin Poree with new takes on Die Young, Hole In The Sky, In For The Kill and Stonehenge, along with a brand new recording of Dave Walker singing Changes. I have fullfilled my dream of doing this project and singing on the album with ex Black Sabbath members, notably Adam Wakeman, Bev Bevan and Laurence Cottle on Changes. Only the first 1000 cds are of this mix. Hope you all enjoy Ninth Star remastered!
My name is Michael Suilleabhain Bundade. I am from Castletownbere in West Cork, Ireland. I have been a Black Sabbath fan since 1983 and in May 2015 I decided to do this project of Black Sabbath’s music in classical form. I got the idea while watching a performance of Swan Lake in January 2015 in the UK. It started with just the track Changes, and now has six songs and five instrumentals. Along with 11 ex Black Sabbath members, graphic designers, producer and string arrangers all of whom worked with Black Sabbath. It is done as a tribute to Black Sabbath and I hope you will all enjoy the album Ninth Star when released.
Along with 10 members of Black Sabbath, Emerald Sabbath has three ex-sabbath designers/artists in Richard Manning and Colin Elgie (Technical Ecstasy) and Hugh Gilmour (Born Again); 2 former string arrangers – Will Malone (Sabotage, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Never Say Die) and Mike Lewis (She’s Gone, Technical Ecstasy).
Production of Ninth Star’s She’s Gone was done by former Black Sabbath producer Jeremy J Lewis (Headless Cross) and Ellen Morgan of Dockside Studios.
The English Chambers Choir with a brand new recording of Supertzar with former Black Sabbath session harp player Skaila Kanga, and now Emerald Sabbath is proud to introduce a very special guest, legendary bass player Rudy Sarzo.
From left Neil Murray – Bass Mike Exeter – Guitar Mixing Michael Suilleabhain – Vocals Bev Bevan – Drums and Percussion Kevin Poree – Engineer
Ron Keel – vocals
Lawrence Cottle – bass
Bobby Rondinelli – drums
Pete Rinaldi – guitar
Dave Walker – vocals
Chris Cundy – keyboards
Bill Dwyer – guitar
Neil Murray – bass
Ardeton String Quartet
Mike Lewis – string arrangement
Jeremy J Lewis – producer
Stephen Owers – drum mixing
Mark Owers – drum mixing
Ron Keel – vocals
Pete Rinaldi – guitar
Vinny Appice – drums
Laurance Cottle – bass
Bev Bevan – percussion
Adam Wakeman – keyboards
Laurence Cottle – bass
Bev Bevan – percussion
Annelka Sutcliffe – violin
Sarah Tobias – flute and clarinet
Adam Wakeman – keyboards
Laurence Cottle – bass
Bev Bevan – percussion
Annelka Sutcliffe – violin
Sarah Tobias – clarinet and saxophone
Tony Martin – vocals
Lawrence Cottle – bass
Pete Rinaldi – guitar
Bobby Rondineilli – drums
Adam Wakeman – keyboards
Sarah Tobias – flute and clarinet
Ardeton String Quartet
Pete Rinaldi – guitar
Sarah Tobias – flute and clarinet
Ardeton String Quartet
Pete Rinaldi – guitar\
Neil Murray – bass
Michael Suilleabhain Bundade – vocals
Adam Wakeman – keyboards
Laurence Cottle – bass
Bev Bevan – drums
Queenie May – backing vocals
Anneka Sutcliffe – violin
Sarah Tobias – flute & clarinet
English Chambers Choir
Laurence Cottle – bass
Terry Chimes – drums
Pete Rinaldi – guitar
Adam Wakeman – keyboards/piano
Skaila Kanga – harp
Will Malone – harp arrangement
Ellen Morgan – glockenspiel
Adam Wakeman – keyboards
Pete Rinaldi – guitar
Laurance Cottle – bass
Sarah Tobias – flute
Ron Keel – vocals
D C Cothern – Guitar
Vinny Appice – drums
Rudy Sarzo – bass
Ellen Morgan – keyboards
Pete Rinaldi – guitars
Further contributors will be added as the project progresses. Find out more about confirmed contributors here.
MICHAEL SUILLEABHAIN AND THE ENGLISH CHAMBERS CHOIR AT THE RE-RECORDING OF SUPERTZAR
ADAM WAKEMAN RECORDING PIANO FOR NINTH STARS CHANGES
VIEW FROM THE MIXING DESK WITH THE ENGLISH CHAMBERS CHOIR RE RECORDING SUPERTZAR
SKAILA KANGA RECORDING HARP FOR SUPERTZAR
GUY PROTHEROE CONDUCTS THE ENGLISH CHAMBERS CHOIR AT RE RECORDING OF SUPERTZAR
ANNEKA SUTCLIFFE FROM BRUNEL QUARTET RECORDING VIOLEN FOR CHANGES