Get all 13 Walter Holland releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Sketchbook of Max Ernst, Air, Earth, Space, Water, Live at Rockwell International 1982, Music 101: Walter Holland, The (Free) Ancient Folk Pieces, Music 101: Walter Holland, The (Free) Electronic Pieces, Music 101: Amber Route (Free) Sampler, Storyteller Part II, Storyteller Part I, and 5 more.
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The Flame of a Candle
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Sharon's Theme
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Computer Games
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The Satin Robe
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Love Sequence
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The Meaningless Question
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Surf and Sand
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Breakfast in Bed
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Sharon's Main Theme
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The Transience of Love
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The Good-bye Theme
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Walter Holland San Diego, California
Walter was a founding member of the group Amber Route with Dr. Richard Watson. The group performed and recorded until 1982.
The band recorded two albums, "Snail-Headed Victrolas" and "Ghost Tracks", which became cult classics.
After Amber Route, Walter released two solo albums of electronic music, "Relativity", and "Transience of Love" that continue to be regarded by collectors as classics.
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