David LaFlamme ‎– Inside Out vinyl 24bit-96khz torrent

my own rip from original LP using Samplitude Pro X (Suite) 12.4.1.246 (64 bit) with Dr. dac Prime Audiotrak soundcard by ESI (analog-analog) and a Rega Performance pack RP1 Phonograph

David LaFlamme ‎– Inside Out
Label:
Amherst Records ‎– AMH 1012
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:
Canada
Released:
1978
Genre:
Rock
Style:




Tracklist .


A1 Who's Gonna Love Me 4:07
A2 My Life 3:43
A3 Night Song 2:38
A4 Forever And A Day 4:24
A5 Somewhere Down The Road 2:45
B1 Where Flamingos Fly 5:26
B2 The Day You Went Away 6:25
B3 Need Somebody 4:00
B4 Can't Wait Until Tomorrow 3:43


Credits

Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – James [Willy] Ralston*
Drums – Peter Milio
Drums, Performer [Overdubs] – Michael Baird*
Electric Bass – Doug Kilmer*
Harmony Vocals – Dominique Dellacroix
Lead Vocals, Violin, Viola, Violin [Electric] – David Laflamme
Organ, Piano, Trumpet, Vibraphone, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Synthesizer [Mini Moog] – Mitchell Froom

David LaFlamme (born May 4, 1941, in New Britain, Connecticut) is a virtuoso violinist in both classical and rock music.

David's mother was from a Mormon family in Salt Lake City, and when he was eight years old, the family moved there to be near her family. David had already been studying music since moving to Los Angeles at the age of five, and eventually he became the violin soloist for the Utah Symphony Orchestra.

After briefly serving in the U.S. Army, he returned to the music scene in San Francisco in 1962. During the 1960s he performed with a wide variety of notable San Francisco acts, such as Jerry Garcia and Janis Joplin. He first formed the band Electric Chamber Orkustra, and later, an early version of Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks. Then, in summer 1967, he formed It's a Beautiful Day. An eponymous LP was released by Columbia Records in 1969, containing their biggest hit, "White Bird".

After a few more albums with It's a Beautiful Day, LaFlamme went on to work in other acts.

He has appeared on the television shows Frasier, Ellen and Wings, as a strolling violinist who stands right at the table in a restaurant, playing loudly or annoyingly.