Name: Over Here In Europe
Brand: Tucker Zimmerman

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BPR 036LP

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2023-09-22

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Supplier US

Forced Exposure

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Sales:8.875

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5056321689016&nbsp;

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Artist

Tucker Zimmerman

Genre US

60s & 70s

Label US

Big Potato Records

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Tucker Zimmerman's 1974 album. A self-described "songpoet," Zimmerman's long and storied life as an American "exile" in Europe has so far produced nine studio albums and many hundreds of poems and, more recently, led to his current collaborations with Big Thief. Running through it all is a sustained, singular will to create beautiful low key, low ego art on the biggest, most timeless themes. Tucker's experimental use of keyboards, synthesizers and that rarest of birds -- the Ondes Martenot (a kind of theremin hybrid) -- creates a shifting palette to lift songs with a classic singer/songwriter feel into something new. Perhaps only the early '70s Beach Boys were onto the same idea, albeit with slightly different budgets. Tucker produced this LP himself. Cutting his production teeth with another life friend Tony Visconti in London, experimenting with tapes and electronic sounds while working with others on many albums, including Marsha Hunt and Paul Butterfield, as well as on his own debut (one of Bowie's favorite records). Zimmerman is the real deal and Over Here In Europe was a new direction which would end seven years later with the excellent Word Games, whereupon he paused from the creation of albums in this form.

Over Here In Europe

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Discover Over Here In Europe by Tucker Zimmerman. A 1974 album from the self-described "songpoet" with a unique sound and experimental use of keyboards and synthesizers. No label or specific formats listed.