World Dance
by Do’a World Music Ensemble – Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche
24-bit Mastering from the Original Recording
“Spectacular Sonic Quality” + 2 Bonus Tracks
“#7 Adult Contemporary Chart” —Billboard
$13.00
Song Previews
- Wayo Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche 3:30
- Night - Season Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche 4:26
- Moth - Like Lovers of the Light Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche 4:31
- The Awakening Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche 3:28
- 19 Letters (19 Beat Cycle) Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche 3:12
- World Dance Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche 2:16
World Dance
by Do'a World Music Ensemble - Randy Armstrong & Ken LaRoche
24-bit Mastering from the Original Recording “Spectacular Sonic Quality” + 2 Bonus Tracks
New 24-bit Reissue of the original 1987 recording. Released in 1988, this album was originally distributed by CBS and reached the top 10 of several national charts including #7 in Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart.
Recorded in 1987 and released in 1988, this album was originally distributed by CBS and reached the top 10 of several national charts including #7 in Billboard’s Adult Contemporary Chart. With the release of this album Do’a added the letter "h" to its name to make it easier to pronounce and so as to not disappoint the fans of D.O.A., the popular punk-rock band touring the U.S. at the same time.
Featuring the composing and arranging of Randy Armstrong and Ken LaRoche, this quintet album showcases a suite in three movements by Randy Armstrong composed for the 1986 United Nations International Year of Peace and the song "Wayo" composed by Ken LaRoche which received the most radio airplay of any Do'a World Music Ensemble song and was featured on Entertainment Tonight. This album was the last and 5th album recorded by Do'a World Music Ensemble featuring musicians Marty Quinn, Volker Nahrmann and Charlie Jennision and includes Bonus Tracks of "Wayo" and "World Dance"— the Radio Airplay Singles.
Reviews
"This is music that transcends our time while being rooted in the past, music that soars to the heavens while keeping us in touch with the earth." —EastWest Journal
UMP Records
UMP-9010
Originally released by Global Pacific Records