Sanatçının Albümleri
Go Man Go (The Van Go Gan Remixes)
2000 · albüm
Van Go Gan
1999 · albüm
The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
2023 · single
Aurora
2022 · albüm
Aurora
2022 · single
Tickets to the Past
2022 · single
Friends Are Hard to Find
2022 · single
Keeping the Light On - The Best of Gerry Beckley
2021 · derleme
(I'm Your) Heart Slave
2021 · single
Self Image
2021 · single
Discovering America
2020 · albüm
Five Mile Road
2019 · albüm
Calling
2019 · single
Home Again
2019 · single
Life Lessons
2019 · single
Carousel
2016 · albüm
Unfortunate Casino
2011 · albüm
Happy Hour
2008 · albüm
Horizontal Fall
2006 · albüm
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Known mostly as half of the platinum-selling group America with co-founder Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley has recorded and released eight solo albums starting with Van Go Gan in 1995. He has been signed to indie Blue Élan Records since putting out Carousel on the label in 2016. His latest solo effort, Aurora, coming on the heels of last year’s greatest hits album, Keeping the Light On: The Best of Gerry Beckley, is at once a look back on some of his original influences – among them the triple Killer B’s of the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Bee Gees, with Chicago thrown into the mix – as well as a fresh start, a clean slate moving forward. Recorded during the pandemic at Beckley’s two home studios in his dual bases of Sydney, Australia, and Venice, California, Aurora is an introspective album that takes stock of his life – past, present and future. Playing virtually all the instruments and producing (with Jeff Larson), Beckley shows off his skill at orchestral pop in the opening title track and closing “Tears,” which serve as both overture and reprise, bookends to a set of songs that range from the universal to the personal, sometimes in the same song (as on the cosmic romantic ballad “Aurora”).