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SagaBackground informationOrigin, CanadaGenres,Years active1977–presentLabels,Associated acts, Gilmour-Negus Project,WebsiteMembersMichael SadlerIan CrichtonJim GilmourMike ThorneDusty ChesterfieldPast membersJim CrichtonBrian DoernerRob MorattiChristian SimpsonPeter RochonGregg ChaddSaga are a Canadian band from, Canada. Jim Crichton and Welsh-born vocalist Michael Sadler were the principal.Saga had numerous line-up changes over the years. Ian and Jim Crichton were the only two original members who appeared on every album. Sadler appeared on every release, apart from the 2009 album. Keyboardist Jim Gilmour was with the band from 1979, making his debut on the album. Drummer Steve Negus performed with Saga until 1986. The lineup was supplemented by many session musicians and live performers from the late 1980s to the late 2000s.Saga have been awarded gold and platinum albums worldwide and have sold more than eight million albums.

Contents.History Originally known as Pockets, Saga formed in 1977 from the nucleus of Canadian rock band. In June 1978, they released their self-titled debut album. A modest success in Canada, it would eventually sell over 30,000 copies in Germany as an import.Their 1979 follow-up album gave them their first charting single in Canada with the song 'It's Time' peaking at No. 84 in the Canadian Charts. From the album, the songs 'See Them Smile' and 'Slow Motion' became strong radio favourites elsewhere.

Saga's first major-label release was also the band's commercial breakthrough; the single 'On the Loose' was not only a radio hit, but one of the first videos to be featured on the fledgling MTV network.Fortunately, the rest of the album holds up nearly as well as that fine single; fleshing out the songs' arrangements with lots of interesting instrumental detail, the band manages to.

Saga's next album, was released in 1980, and included the singles 'Don't Be Late' and 'Careful Where You Step'.In 1981, the band's fourth album was released. The lead single 'Wind Him Up', finally broke them into the Top 40, peaking at No. 22 on the Canadian Charts in January 1982.

A second single, 'On the Loose', also fared well with the help of its music video receiving heavy rotation on, and in December 1982, proved to be their breakthrough in America where it peaked at No. 26 on the chart in March 1983. 'Wind Him Up' became the second single in America, peaking at No. 64 on Billboard the following month. Eventually, Worlds Apart was certified Gold in the US in 1983. The band opened for on their North American tour in 1982.Following on the success of, the band won the 1982 for '.' A fifth album was released in late 1983 and became another success.

The lead single 'The Flyer' fared well in Canada and also became their final U.S. Hit, peaking at No. 79 on Billboard in November 1983. The follow-up single entitled 'Scratching the Surface' became popular in Canada, peaking at No. 45 in April 1984.Their sixth album, was released in 1985 and included the singles, 'Listen to Your Heart' and 'What Do I Know?' 57 in Canada).Separation and Reunion In 1986, and Jim Gilmour left the band over management concerns, soon deciding to form a new band project under the name Gilmour-Negus Project (GNP). In 1988, they released their one and only album, Safety Zone (featuring Robert Bevan on lead vocals).

Meanwhile, Saga continued to record and tour, with Michael Sadler and the Crichton brothers augmented by session musicians.Their 1987 release enjoyed better distribution under new label, but it failed to match expectations in America. The lead single 'Only Time Will Tell' became a popular chart favourite in Canada (No.

93), with a memorable video rotated on MTV for a brief period. However, the remainder of the album suffered from over-reliance on technology, with armies of sequencers and drum machines replacing much of the band's earlier trademark sound with Gilmour and Negus.For 1989's, Saga refocused on their earlier European popularity which marked a return to their earlier progressive style with a few sci-fi orientated elements to it.

In 1992, Steve Negus and Jim Gilmour returned to Saga. The band's next album, was well received by Saga fans in Canada and Europe. The 1994 followup, was considered uneven when compared to their previous release, perhaps due to the material originally being produced for the short-lived television series. However, despite lackluster album sales, Saga's 1993 and 1994 tours helped maintain some of the band's early popularity; their reputation as live performers was not lost among the band's long time fans.Comeback In 1995, Jim Crichton composed and produced the majority of Saga's next album, the conceptual. Inspired by a popular political treatise by the same name, the story follows main character Jeremy's troubled search for his real father. The concept is somewhat reminiscent of the storyline in 's. The album's heavier compositions have a sound similar to fellow Canadians, progressive rock band, and even early.Saga's next release, was released on the eve of their 20th anniversary tour in 1997.

The album failed to maintain the interest created by the previous release. On the same anniversary tour, the album was released.

Phase One was an album containing demo songs from the 1979 album Images at Twilight — some of them were songs found not good enough for the album, some of them were different versions of songs released on Images. The album quickly sold out and a second issue was printed. The album was hard to get and it soon became a most wanted item for Saga collectors and fans.Their 1998 tour was captured on the next album, a double-live album released worldwide. Saga's next three albums, 1999's, 2001's, and 2003's have all been popular with the band's longtime and loyal fanbase.

House of Cards, in particular enjoyed renewed interest. Its acoustic-flavoured single, 'Money Talks', received Top 5 video airplay in Canada. All three albums included new 'chapters', representing a return to the progressive rock of the band's early days. Saga released a new studio album, in the fall of 2004. Their next album, was released in 2006, featuring Brian Doerner as their new drummer. Doerner made his debut on a live Canadian television broadcast in late 2005.Even though Jim Crichton and Michael Sadler both live in, they have not committed Saga to any full-length American tours since 1986.

However, in late 2005, Michael Sadler announced a limited tour on the West Coast to promote his solo album, Clear. The trek featured Ian Crichton as touring guitarist. Saga also played one show in New York City during their summer 2006 tour in support of Trust.The Chapters The Chapters is the name given to a series of songs that the band revealed over a 28-year period in a mixed-up order, creating a conceptual puzzle. Each song in the sequence was subtitled 'Chapter One', 'Chapter Two', etc. In its final form, The Chapters tells a cohesive science fiction story concerning the preservation of Albert Einstein's brain, aliens who are concerned with humanity's self-destruction, and the resurrection of the dead through technology.The first eight Chapters were issued, out of order, across the band's first four albums, issued between 1978 and 1981. After a long layoff, Chapters 9 through 16 were issued, again out of order, across three album releases between 1999 and 2003. Songs from the cycle have been performed in concert throughout their career.

The Chapters were finally released all together in a 2 CD live recording called in 2005.Legacy and future plans Despite the band's fluctuating musical styles and limited commercial success in the United States, their fans have remained extremely loyal over the decades. Their musical style was defined by Ian Crichton's staccato guitar riffs, often in harmony with a synthesizer, and complex keyboard arrangements, frequently featuring three players.The band has been constantly successful in Germany since its inception. It is also very popular in: Saga has visited the island twelve times. Saga's second concert in Puerto Rico (1981) caused riots from fans trying to crash into a sold-out concert that sold over 10,000 tickets.

Most of the inner cover photographs from the original vinyl release of (1982) were taken in Puerto Rico, including a live photograph from the 1981 concert. For a few years, a keyboard riff from their song 'No Regrets' became the background music for station breaks at WCAD-FM in San Juan. The band received formal recognition as distinguished visitors from the Puerto Rican legislature in February 2005.

Their concert on December 9, 2007 (at the Pier 10 Arena club in Old San Juan) was the last concert that Michael Sadler did with Saga until his announcement of returning to the band on January 2011.On January 16, 2007, it was announced by, the band's current record label, that lead singer Michael Sadler would be leaving Saga for personal reasons at the end of 2007. Later that year on Michael's personal site, michaelsadler.com, a note was posted by the singer revealing that his departure was due to a desire to focus on his family life and retire from the stress of being in an active travelling band. A farewell tour of sorts is in the works which will also commemorate Saga's 36th anniversary as a band. Saga announced on July 15, 2007 that they were recording a new album in Los Angeles. Titled the album was released on November 6, 2007 in conjunction with their planned European tour. ('10,000 days' equates to 27 years, 4.54 months, approximately the amount of time Sadler spent with the band). Sadler also recorded a forthcoming DVD commemorating his last European tour with Saga.

Just prior to the release of 10,000 Days, in October 2007 drummer Brian Doerner suffered a heart attack. He has since made a full recovery, but a stand-in drummer (Chris Sutherland) of the Band was required to fulfill touring commitments.Saga announced they were auditioning lead vocalists to continue the band's career. The musicians recorded instrumental versions of 'On the Loose' and 'Wind Him Up' for prospective singers to perform on, with the winning candidate to be announced at a later date. During the search, Ian Crichton remarked that hopeful candidates 'should have a set of pipes' as well as personality. The guitarist also remarked that a Canadian would be preferable, presumably because of travel considerations and the band's nationality. Over 20 candidates (including one woman) submitted demos from across the.

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