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Keys to Imagination
Keys to Imagination is the second studio album by Greek keyboardist and composer Yanni, released on the Private Music label in 1986.
Background & production.
In an interview with "Cymbiosis", Yanni said that he often spent 12-15 hours a day producing the album. Yanni also stated that his favorite part about producing the album was to active "up to six or seven [slave] keyboards" and that "the most simple sounds on "Keys to Imagination" are made with at
for Farrow, after his original record label in 1983, Rocshire Records, had suffered legal problems and all its assets, including master tapes were seized. Farrow withdrew from music and reportedly opened his own nightclub around 1987, named The Bitter End.
Released by the independent record label Graphite Records, "Imagination" saw Farrow team up with Mars Larsar, Phil Maturano and The Company. "Imagination" was recorded at Echo Sound Recording and engineered by Eric Scheda. It was Farrow's only release on the label, which