Flim & The BB's - The Further Adventures of Flim and the BB's (1988)

Flim & The BB's were the very first contemporary jazz groups on CD. After making one of the first digital recordings ever (1978), the band went on to record five critically acclaimed discs for DMP. Tricycle, Tunnel, and Big Notes all won Digital Audio's "Jazz CD of The Year" award.

Flim & The BB's were the very first contemporary jazz groups on CD. After making one of the first digital recordings ever (1978), the band went on to record five critically acclaimed discs for DMP. Tricycle, Tunnel, and Big Notes all won Digital Audio's "Jazz CD of The Year" award.

Flim & The BB's were the very first contemporary jazz groups on CD. After making one of the first digital recordings ever (1978), the band went on to record five critically acclaimed discs for DMP. Tricycle, Tunnel, and Big Notes all won Digital Audio's “Jazz CD of The Year” award. What I really like most of this group is the ability they have to tell stories with their music, and most of them with a great sense of humor! Enjoy!

Tubular Bells is written and mostly performed by Mike Oldfield, the first of a "series" of albums with almost the same titles.
It was the debut album for Oldfield as well as the first album to be released by Virgin Records. The opening theme, used in The Exorcist, gained the record considerable publicity and is how most people have probably first heard the work.




Ommadawn is a record album written and mostly performed by Mike Oldfield. It is his third album.

The Very Thought Of You is the debut recording by South African born vocalist Orna.
This is one of those special recordings where the vocalist sounds like she/he is singing to you and you alone.

Here we have an album from 1969 where Dick Hyman experiments with the moog synthesizer.
Personally, it brings back a lot of memories from elementary school when I came to know it through a good buddy of mine.

As Bob Rixon from WFMU-FM says, "The reason so many people love this CD is because it's so entertaining."

I hope you like it.