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DISCOGRAPHY


  • ''David'' (1976)

  • ''I Just Call On You'' (1977)

  • ''Everybody Needs a Little Help'' (1978)

  • ''Are You Ready'' (1980)

  • ''Front Row'' (1982)

  • ''Count the Cost'' (1983)

  • ''7'' (1985)

  • ''Chronology'' (1986)

  • ''Candle In the Rain'' (1987)

  • ''Learning to Trust'' (1990)

  • ''Once in a Lifetime'' (1993)

  • ''Odyssey'' (1995)

  • ''There I Go Again'' (2002)

  • ''David Meece: The Definitive Collection'' (2007)



NOTABLE FACTS


  • Possibly due to his conservatory training, David uses pieces of classical piano works as intros or settings for some of his songs. For example, in the song "This Time" from the album ''Learning to Trust'', the opening section of the song (as well as the bridge and ending tag) is from Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude" (Op. 10, No. 12) in C minor. The introductory melody for "You Can Go", from the album ''7'', is taken from the Two-Part Invention No. 13 in A Minor (BWV 784) by Johann Sebastian Bach. (Because of the prevalent use of synthesizers, "You Can Go" is sometimes incorrectly connected to an advertisement in the early 1980s for Commodore 64 used the Bach Invention played by a synthesizer.) Also, "Falling Down" from ''Count the Cost'' is based on a sonata by Mozart.



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