AOTW: Tim Weisberg - 4 (SP-3658)

[Captain Bacardi]

Tim Weisberg
4
A&M SP-3658

Released 1974

Format: Vinyl/8-Track/Cassette/CD

Produced by Tim Weisberg and Lynn Blessing

Songs:

• 1. Invisible Messenger (Tim Weisberg) - :58
  2. California Memories
  • (a) County Line (Todd Robinson/Doug Anderson) - 2:02
    (b) Sand Castles (Todd Robinson) - 4:11
    (c) The King's Highway (Lynn Blessing) - 2:39
  3. Winged Invitation (Lynn Blessing) - 3:58
  4. Flight Of The Phoenix (Doug Anderson/Todd Robinson) - 2:02
  5. Someday My Prince Will Come (Frank Churchill/Larry Morey) - 1:30
  6. The Bruiser (Tim Wesiberg/Jim Krueger) - 3:23
  7. Angelic Smile (Doug Anderson) - 1:17
  8. The Visit (Tim Weisberg/Lynn Blessing) - 3:23
  9. Dion Blue (Doug Anderson) - 3:31
  10. Premonition (Tim Weisberg) - :54
  11. Travesty (Doug Anderson) - 3:41
  12. Good News (Tim Weisberg/Lynn Blessing) - 1:20

Musicians:
Tim Weisberg - Flute, Bass Flute, Alto Flute, Eb Flute, Piccolo, ARP 2600 Synthesizer, Percussion, Vocal (2c)
Lynn Blessing - Organ, Electric Piano, ARP 2600 Synthesizer, ARP String Ensemble, Acoustic Piano, Vibes
Doug Anderson - Fender Bass, Acoustic Guitar
Todd Robinson - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Marty Foltz - Drums, Percussion, Congas
Judee Sill - Acoustic Guitar, Celeste, Piano, Background Vocals (all 5, 7, 8 )
Tom Peltier - Background Vocals (12)
Art Johnson - Background Vocals (12)
Don Hakala - ARP Programming

Recorded at A&M Studios, Clover Studios and Bolic Studios
Engineered by: Larry Forkner, Michael Boshears, John Arras
Remix at A&M Studios by Larry Forkner
Mastering Engineer: Bernie Grundman

Art Direction: Roland Young
Design & Photography: Jeffrey Weisel
Lettering: Tim Clark



Capt. Bacardi

 

[Dave]

"Bolic Studios" is I believe Ike Turner's recording studio he & Tina Turner had recorded at...

Wonder which tracks on this album, if any, may have been consequential to it?



Dave

 

[Dave]

"Bolic Studios" is I believe Ike Turner's recording studio he & Tina Turner had recorded at...

Wonder which tracks on this album, if any, may have been consequential to it?



Dave

OK, to answer my own question: "None!"...! Just Weisberg's usual brand of fetid, failed funk... Even after four tries the most he can come up with is still yet another aurally weary, commercially sound-alike concoction...



Dave