In 1970, nine years after moving to Canada from the US to study music, Beverly Glenn - Copeland released two self - titled albums. These albums were a remarkable display of classical and jazz skills, filled with poetry and featuring some of the era's top musicians. Original pressings are now worth thousands. Glenn - Copeland took a break from recording until 1986 when he re - emerged with 'Keyboard Fantasies', a cassette release (only a few hundred copies) that many consider his masterpiece. Despite a sparse recording output, he's been very productive in other areas. For nearly 30 years, Canadians knew him as 'Beverly' on the beloved children's show Mr. Dress - up. He also wrote for Sesame Street, musicals, operas, and hundreds of songs. 'Transmissions' is a career - spanning album. It includes pieces from his early works and the cult 'Keyboard Fantasies', as well as new, unreleased archival tracks and live versions. This is a compilation of rare music from the new age/folk singer - songwriter and electronic music pioneer. It comes on black vinyl, with a bonus 7 - inch having 2 extra tracks. The album is housed in a gatefold sleeve with full lyrics, track credits, and extensive liner notes by Dev Hynes and Beverly Glenn - Copeland. A digital download is also included. It's a limited edition from Transgressive Records in 2020.
To use this product, simply insert the vinyl LP into your record player. For the bonus 7 - inch, use a compatible turntable. If you want to access the digital download, look for the download code that comes with the album and follow the instructions provided to get your digital copy. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on the record. Store the vinyl in a cool, dry place to prevent warping. Keep the gatefold sleeve in good condition to preserve the album's collectible value. Since it's a limited edition, take extra care to ensure its long - term quality.
