Tim Weisberg - st LP 71 w Hurtwood Ridge LP 72 w Dreamspeaker LP 73 w 4 LP 74 w Listen To The City LP 75 w The Tip Of The Weisberg LP 79 w Night Rider! LP 79 w SMILE The Best Of LP 79 w Travelin' Light LP 81 w High Risk LP 85 w THE TIM WEISBERG BAND - st LP 77 & Rotations LP 78

REPOST Request:  What I wrote last time:   The flute I consider as a magical instrument that instantaneously shifts you into a different dimension.  It can be considered standard for spaghetti westerns or a key instrument in some exotica genre tunes but at the same time fits all genres.  From his debut sleeve:  Don't label his music yet.  Time Weisberg is a flute player whose music is somewhere in between rock and jazz.  But even this labels him too much.  True, he fits in well with the rock scene when he appears with a name like Frank Zappa.  But he also beautifully compliments songstress Buffy Saint-Marie (have a new one from her for next week's Fourth of July post!!).  And as the Monterey Peninsula Herald said of him at the 1970 Monterey Jazz Festival, Tim Weisberg's act "was the most exciting group of the evening."

The important thing to note is that the other two acts that night were the Modern Jazz Quartet and Duke Ellington himself.  After the concert Ellington and Wood Herman discussed Weisberg.  They liked what they had heard but couldn't pigeon-hole his sound.  Time Weisberg has created a style yet undefined.  He is what he is--an exciting young musician and artist.  I have his album with Dan Fogelberg as well but saving it for that post in the near future.  All from Goodwill too!

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