Steve Tibbetts – Steve Tibbetts  yr  Northern Song 3 LP rip on flac for you guys Steve Tibbetts was born in Madison, Wisconsin in USA, 1954. The Minneapolis based guitarist and composer is known for his original sound which combines elements of jazz, rock, and world music. He often works with percussionist Marc Anderson, and is well-known for his two albums with Tibetan nun and activist Choying Drolma, Choying Drolma And Steve Tibbetts - Cho and Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts - Selwa-------------------- DIGITAL JOB FROM ORIGINAL FIRST PRESS VINYL from my private collection i found a vg+/ EX  vinyl good! LINEAGE - Audio Technica AT-VM95E Dual Moving Magnet Turntable Cartridge Technish sl 3310 - SONY  TA 345XR amplifier _cable-PC SOUNDBLASTER -CDWAVE- FLAC YOU ---------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- Steve Tibbetts – Steve Tibbetts Frammis Rekords – BZZ-77 Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress Country: US Released: 1981 Genre: Jazz, Rock Style Acoustic, Experimental, Prog Rock 01 Sunrise 02 The Secret 03 Desert The Wonderful Day 04 Gong 05 Jungle Rhythm Interlude 06 Alvin Goes To Tibet 07 How Do You Like My Buddha?     Copyright © – Frammis Rekords     Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Frammis Rekords     Pressed By – Wakefield Manufacturing – 38387     Guitar, Effects [Tape Effects], Vocals, Engineer, Design Concept, Artwork [Cover] – Steve Tibbetts Instruments, tape effects, vocals and engineering by Steve Tibbetts "Recorded summer and fall 1976 at Der Studio D' Muzak Elechtronik, St. Paul Tim Weinhold played percussion on "The Secret" and "Desert" All selections ©℗1977 by Frammis Rekords Cover art and photomutation by Steve Tibbetts Don't forget to write: Frammis Ent. Box 6164 Minneapolis, MN 55406 Runouts etched except for stamped Wakefield Mfg logo     Billy13 Feb 15, 2024     Beautiful record. I don’t have an original to compare but this one sounds really good, dynamic and nice wide soundstage.     Ridgeb Apr 7, 2022       Steve Tibbetts is extremely listenable. I own every lp and cd he has released. His unique sounds are not for everyone. Experimental,traditional,rock,tribal,prog,acoustic, electric, it's all here. I never grow tired of his unique combination of sounds. The musicians he surrounds himself with are stellar as well. Listening to a Steve Tibbetts lp is like taking a journey.       ThorLuther Apr 26, 2018     This album is not part of the original pressing of 500 copies. It is most likely from the 2nd pressing of 2500 copies. It is the Frammis Rekords (Steve Tibbetts-owned) edition of 1977. Steve Tibbetts – Yr Frammis – 1522-25 Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress Country: US Released: 1980 Genre: Jazz, Rock Style: Fusion, Psychedelic Rock, Avantgarde 08 Ur 5:03 Here Come The Sphexes 3:27 09 Ten Years 7:45 10 One Day 3:59 11 Three Primates 5:02 12 You And It 7:18 13 The Alien Lounge 3:36 14 10 Yr. Dance 3:16     Pressed By – Wakefield Manufacturing – 36714     Bass – Robert Hughes*     Bongos, Percussion [Vase], Bells – Tim Weinhold     Congas, Drums, Bell Tree, Agogo [Ago-go Bell], Cowbell, Maracas, Surdo, Glockenspiel, Percussion [Clave, Tubular Water, Pipe-o-phone], Performer [Loon, Elephant, Grunting], Surbahar – Marc Anderson     Guitar, Keyboards, Dobro, Sitar, Kalimba, Percussion [Easy], Engineer, Producer, Artwork – Steve Tibbetts     Tabla – Marcus Wise (tracks: A1 to A4), Steve Cochrane (5) (tracks: B1 to B4) 2nd private pressing with cover drawing having a black sky plus no mention of artist name or album title on front. Recorded at Atma-Sphere and Oxit Roxon, St. Paul Without Whom: Kevin Bitz, Daron Applequist, Ralph Karsten, AVC, NLT. "-use yr headphones-" The album also features a jokingly listed credit of "Backward" being played by a "Stebbit".       mixpro Nov 1, 2024     Agreed this is a great album. I've been playing it for 40+ years. The OG vinyl sounds WAY better than the 1988 ECM CD release. The CD is poor mastering- edgy, brittle/overly bright, not smooth like the LP.         athanases Oct 6, 2021     Per Steve Tibbetts the black 'night sky' cover with no name or title was the first pressing, the white 'day sky' cover with name and title is the corrected second pressing.     AcousticWarrior May 25, 2017       One of my favorite albums of all time. Steve Tibbetts is a virtuoso guitar player, but not in the sense people typically think of - like a Steve Vai or Joe Satriani who can “shred.” Tibbetts is a master of creating highly layered and textured sounds using both acoustic and electric guitar, and a myriad of effects (he has a very distinctive use of the volume pedal in particular). On this album, you'll find pinches of everything from Celtic to Latin to New Age to Tibetan to folk to country to jazz fusion, including Hendrix or McLaughlin like wailing on the opening track "Ur." The crown jewels of the album, if you ask me, are the lengthy "Ten Years," which includes kalimba playing, and the gorgeous "Alien Lounge" wh