The Grace of a Dragonfly
The Grace of a Dragonfly is the fifth album by Lionheart, the British hard rock band, and the third since they reformed.
CD Details
| Artist | LIONHEART |
|---|---|
| Title | The Grace of a Dragonfly |
| Release date | |
| Label | Ward Records |
| Format | CD (Japanese edition) |
| Catalog No. | GQCS-91418 |
| Tracks | 12 |
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Track List
- Declaration
- Flight 19
- V Is For Victory
- This Is A Woman's War
- The Longest Night
- The Eagle's Nest
- Little Ships
- Just A Man
- UXB
- The Grace Of A Dragonfly
- Remembrance, Praying For World Peace
- Towers of Silver (Japan Bonus Track)
Music Video
Flight 19 · Music Video
LINER NOTES
The Grace of a Dragonfly is the fifth album by Lionheart, the British hard rock band, and the third since they reformed. It began in 1980, when the original singer Jess Cox and Dennis Stratton, newly out of Iron Maiden, called on Steve Mann, who would later join the Michael Schenker Group. Hot Tonight in 1984 was an AOR-leaning record with an ear on the fashion of the day and it was well received, but the band split in 1986; Stratton went on to work with Paul Di'Anno and Mann to MSG. This one is a concept album set against the Second World War and held together end to end by an anti-war conviction. The Japanese edition adds a bonus track, and the booklet carries a full discography for every player on the record and a family tree of the bands around them. Ward Records issued it on 23 February 2024. Twelve tracks, about fifty-one minutes.