The 8:29

~ Recording by Flim & the BB’s

Appears on releases

#TitleLengthTrack artistRelease titleRelease artistRelease group typeCountry/DateLabelCatalog#
Official
1.8The 8:293:58Flim & the BB’sTriCycleFlim & the BB’sAlbum
Digital Music Products, Inc.CD-443
1.8The 8:293:58Flim & the BB’sTriCycleFlim & the BB’sAlbum
DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products")CD-443
1.8The 8:293:56Flim & the BB’sTricycle (remastered, 24k gold)Flim & The BB'sAlbum
DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products")GOLD-9000
1.8The 8:293:58Flim & the BB’sTriCycle (Gold CD)Flim & the BB’sAlbum
Digital Music Products, Inc.GOLD-9000
1.8The 8:293:55Flim & the BB'sTriCycleFlim & the BB’sAlbum
DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products")SACD-08
1.3The 8:293:52Flim & the BB’sTriCycleFlim & the BB’sAlbum
  • XE2020-07-10
DMP (US jazz label, "Digital Music Products")dmp-4431 2LP
1.8High Wire3:58Flim & the BB’sTriCycleFlim & the BB’sAlbum
inakustik (German label, LC-13921)

Relationships

recording engineer:Tom Jung (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)
bass [5-string alembic]:Flim Johnson (bass player; aka. Jimmy Johnson)
bass [electric 5 string bass]:Flim Johnson (US session bassist) (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)
drums (drum set) and percussion:Bill Berg (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)
keyboard [keyboards]:Billy Barber (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)
woodwind:Dick Oatts (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:Digital Music Products, Inc.
recorded at:A&R Recording Studio (third studio, 322 West 48th Street, closed in 1989) in New York, New York, United States (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)
recording of:The 8:29 (from 1982-11-26 until 1982-11-28)

Related works

The 8:29

composer:Billy Barber