Comments for Weisberg, Tim, Hurtwood Edge

Why is this album, still one of the best in my collection after thirty years, not available as a CD? I think it is the best album recorded by Tim Weisberg.

I totally agree - I've been looking for a replacement to the vinyl destroyed several moves ago. A CD or tape

I'll agree too, one of the best LP's ever, yet not on CD, I can't figure it out?

why can't I get my favorite album on cd?

Alas, I must concur that this was one of my favorite albums of all time -- one that I would often just leave on the turntable on "repeat". A shame it has never been digitized. So what can we do?

Only place I've managed to find it -- but it is a service where they burn a CD from vinyl -- [URL=http://www.cdbbq.com]CD BBQ[/URL]

Come on!!! A great album, too scratchy to play anymore. Where's the CD?

Me too!! I google on it once a month hoping to see that it is available. I got a chance to see him perform at Wake Forest University and bought the album right after. It is one of my favorites but only in my memory now!!

OOP albums are free game for burning to cd and sharing. I just set up my turntable again and I am going to record Hurtwood Edge, Live at Last and the signature album which is my favorite. Does he still tour at all?

A great album, a really wonderful guy! I've seen him at 2 different FREE concerts!

Ah . . . after all these years I paid -- PAID -- to have it copied from vinyl to CD. Well worth every penny! A shame it's been sitting for . . . how many years? Too many! Long John Baldry's "It Ain't Easy is another that has never come out on CD; also now "listenable". Life is good; life is sweet.

Had just read about Pattie Boyd, Harrison and Clapton today and learned that Clapton's home was Hurtwood Edge. Immediately remembered this album by Weisberg and wondered if there is any connection? Seems just a little too strange considering when the album came out and the whole music scene back then.