This page contains a brief overview on the album STEVEN TAKEUCHI: Transient Glory. Learn more about the artist and explore the track lists and website. If you find any information that needs to be corrected, please let us know.

 
How the time does pass.

'Transient Glory' is a moment in time captured and illuminated. Caught between the coasts, these songs were written, forgotten and remembered again. Saved by the grace of a crusading spouse, nurtured, encouraged, pushed and prodded, this album took shape over the early parts of 2002.

Acoustic guitar, harmonica and tambourine litter the alleys and byways of this album. Familiar tastes, freeway noises, colors; blue, brown, grey are represented. Sometimes function follows form. The sketches became pictures that have now been framed.

'Transient Glory' is the first solo album from Steven Takeuchi, formerly with the band John Yeller. This album was recorded in Bellevue, Washington at After Work Studios.

Other Releases:
John Yeller- 'Return' released 1998, SlowBlue Records.

'...like the leaves and dirt that collect on the cans and bottles under the 'Dump No Dirt or Rubbish' sign attached to the graffiti clothed stanchion, spanning fouled lake water mixed with sea, carrying ships and barges, so shall they return.'

Track List:
1. Miss Me
2. Only One
3. Never Did See
4. Maggie
5. Wedding Song
6. Princes
7. Which Way
8. I Will Be There
9. My Love
10. So Much Older
11. Kentucky
12. Manzanita

Suggested CDs:

• Peter Quentin
• Blue Sage
• Jesse DeNatale

Other Genres:

• ROCK: Americana
• COUNTRY: Country Folk
• TYPE: ACOUSTIC