Step into the eclectic world of Beverly Glenn-Copeland with his groundbreaking 1971 self-titled album. This sophomore release marks a pivotal moment in his musical journey, where he began to transcend classical boundaries and embrace a rich tapestry of sounds from around the globe. As Glenn-Copeland himself reflected, “At a very young age, I found that I liked just about all the music I ever heard.” This curiosity led him to explore diverse influences, blending North American folk, jazz, and musical traditions from Asia and Africa into a unique and electrifying sound.
 
What to Expect:
- Innovative Soundscape: Glenn-Copeland's ability to weave together varied musical styles creates an unclassifiable and captivating listening experience. Each track is a testament to his artistic exploration, moving away from traditional forms to something entirely his own.
- Stunning Vinyl Presentation: This reissue features a premium 180-gram vinyl, beautifully housed in a foil-stamped, tip-on gatefold jacket. The "Windows of Rain" Galaxy color adds a visually striking element to your collection.
- Masterful Remastering: Enjoy the album as it was meant to be heard, with lacquers cut by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering, ensuring exceptional sound quality.
- Exclusive Extras: Dive deeper into the artistry with a Listening Notes Booklet by Sasha Geffen and an art print by Valerie Nichol, enhancing your appreciation of this musical journey.
 
From the opening strains of "Colour Of Anyhow" to the reflective "Erzili," Beverly Glenn-Copeland's self-titled album invites you to explore a world where genres blend seamlessly and boundaries fade away. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his work, this album is a celebration of creativity and a must-have for any music lover seeking something truly special. Embrace the journey and discover why this album remains a timeless treasure.