Genre: Folk Rock, Country Rock, Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Songwriter Country of Recording: EU Year of Release: 2008 Publisher (Label): Big Beat Records Catalog Number: CDWIK2 278 Country: USA Audio Codec: FLAC (*.flac) Rip Type: Tracks+.cue Audio Bitrate: Lossless Duration: 01:34:45 Tracklist: Disc 1 - Skyboat 00:51:46 01. Morning Glory 03:40 02. Gettysburg 02:41 03. Southwind 03:27 04. Everlasting Love 04:10 05. Freedom Drum 04:00 06. Don't Look Back 04:41 07. It's All Right 04:03 08. Sweet Serenity 03:45 09. Appalachian Fever 04:13 10. Waterboy 03:42 11. Diamond Mandala 10:24 Bonus Track: 12. Sunfall 02:53 Disc 2 - Hymn to the Seeker 00:42:59 01. Rejoice the Dawn 02:30 02. Steppin' Stone 04:01 03. Someone Whispered 04:53 04. Standing in the Background 03:50 05. Life Is Just a Pantomime 05:32 06. Here We Meet Again 01:50 07. To Our Ancestors 05:03 08. Colours of the Rainbow 03:12 09. The Minstrel Is Free at Last 09:16 10. Hymn to the Seeker 01:32 11. If I Could I'd Set You Free 01:14 McGavock Dickinson Gayden "Mac" Gayden is an American rock and country singer, songwriter, musician and producer. He is also president of Wild Child Records formed in 2004. Gayden was born in Nashville, Tennessee. In the early 1970s, he helped establish two critically acclaimed bands, Area Code 615 (signed with Polydor) and Barefoot Jerry (signed with Capital Records). He played guitars and keyboards and was on vocals. Gayden left Barefoot Jerry in 1972 to form his own band Skyboat. In between those albums Mac produced an album on Dianne Davidson "Baby", Steve Young "To Satisfy You". Gayden's biggest hit as a writer is considered to be the song "Everlasting Love", which he co-wrote with Buzz Cason, recorded originally by Robert Knight, a Top 20 hit in the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967. It became a #1 hit in the United Kingdom when covered by the Love Affair in January 1968. Carl Carlton's popular disco version was a #6 hit in the U.S. in 1974 and has logged over 5 million plays, according to BMI. Gayden wrote part of the song when he was just 5 years old on his Grandmother's piano. And this song is one of two that has had hit status every decade for the last four. Mac was performing at a Fraternity house at Vanderbilt, when on break he heard the voice of Robert Knight at another Frat house, he ran down introduced himself and got together with Robert to write a song for his voice. He then proceeded to meet with Robert, and finish up the song with a friend Buzz. Mac is known for his R & B hits and influences