The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 28, 1981, Page Page 9, Image 10
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By DAVID WOOTEN
Staff Writer
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past two decades has been the gifted flutist and song writer,
Tim Weisberg. His latest LP, entitled Travelin' Light, shows
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Weisberg's album contains the cheerful, classical sound
that has boosted the musician to prominence while encompassing
a jazzy, almost waltz-like tone as well. Weisberg
meticulously mixes his brilliant flute playing with other
musicians to compose a sound that is delicately appealing.
The listener becomes a part of the music without even trying
to be.
THE MOST noteworthy cuts on Weisberg's album are the
title track and "Sleepwalk," the first single to be released
from the LP. "Travelin' Light" is perhaps the most upbeat
instrumental on the album, and is comparable to the songs of
such contemporary artists as the Dregs and Steely Dan.
i "Sleepwalk," a Santo and Johnny classic from the early '60s,
sounds almost exactly like the meaning of its title,
mysterious and mellow.
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TRAVELIN* LIGHT was produced by John Hug, a wellknown
session guitarist who, incidentally, produced
Weisberg's last release, Party of One. Earlier, Weisberg
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Fogelberg, to produce the platinum album, Twin Sons of
Different Mothers. Along with Fogelberg, his influences
include such diverse styles as the Eagles, James Taylor and
Earth, Wind and Fire.
The band contains a number of ex-Dave Mason performers
including drummer Rick Jaeger, bassist David Milner and
keyboardist Bobby Wright. Lead guitarist and songwriter
Todd Robinson has been Weisberg's right-hand man for eight
years.
THIS IS WeisbeFg's fourteenth album and it identifies the
artist as a talented musician and songwriter once again. He
moves his listeners with a soft, stimulating sound powered by
strong melodies with a gentle beat. The laid-back, flutedominated
tunes are easily recognizable and a delight to
listen to.
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