TUCKER ZIMMERMAN Tucker Zimmerman LP VILLAGE THING 1972 UK orig VTS13
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Description
THIS IS THE UK ORIGINAL PRESSING on VILLAGE THING label. TEXTURED SINGLE COVER. The cover is in VG condition, with discolouration/wear on corners/spines, ringwear/edgewear, creases on edges/corners, left spine is partially readable, for details see photos (with and without flashlight). The vinyl is from VG to VG(+) condition (light clicks/mild crackles) and plays great and without lessening in sound quality.
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TUCKER ZIMMERMAN
Tucker Zimmerman was born February 14, 1941, San Francisco California, studied music there from the ages of 4 to 25, and completed his studies at San Francisco State College (now University) in theory and composition in 1966. In 1965 he began writing songs (words and music) for his own voice with harmonica and guitar and to date has written over 800 such songs...
"TUCKER ZIMMERMAN"
1972 LP VILLAGE THING RECORDS VTS 13 STEREO
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL PRESSING
TEXTURED SINGLE SLEEVE
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: none
LABEL: VILLAGE THING - BROWNISH ARTWORK LABEL & TEXT
Catalog on cover: (rear & spine): VTS 13
Catalog on labels: VTS 13
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): VTS 13 A-1E
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): VTS 13 B-1E
On labels: rim text reads "All Rights.........Prohibited"
All titles................Zimmerman.
℗1972 Village Thing Records Ltd.
Made in England
Rights Society/Publishing: Britico
On Back Sleeve: Tracklist + Credits + Lyrics + Notes
Village Thing Records, The Barton, Inglestone Common, Badminton, Glos.
Sleeve printed and made by MacNeill Press Ltd, London, S.E.1
tracklisting
Side A: ANOTHER NORMAL DAY - FREEWAY - A FRIEND LIKE YOU
LEFT HAND OF MOSES - NO LOVE LOST
Side B: SHE'S AN EASY RIDER - AMUSEMENT PARK
BACK ON THE ROAD AGAIN - CANARY ISLAND RAIN - KEEP THAT FIRE BURNING
grading
RECORD from VG to VG(+) but (please, also read above description)
SLEEVE VG but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The album had no title. Just a black cover and my name. Because the tape machine, an old Telefunken, was defective I was able to hear – with headphones clamped over my ears and the volume turned up loud – my guitar and voice which I first recorded on the left side of the tape bleeding over onto the right. Thus I was able to add on the right side a synchronized recording of an organ or an electric piano both of which I borrowed from friends. I adjusted the level of the organ and piano so that the balance would be correct when the tape was played full track mono. Very primitive. We had pillows and blankets stacked over the windows to keep out traffic noises. The album sold a few thousand copies. I met Ian Anderson and Maggie Holland on a tour in Germany. They heard the album, liked it, took the tapes back to England and re-issued it on their Village Thing label...(from Tucker Zimmerman website)
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