Beverly Glenn-Copeland – Keyboard Fantasies
A timeless record that continues to find new audiences today, Keyboard Fantasies by transgender musician Beverly Glenn-Copeland combines meditative new age and folk songwriting with a Detroit style of techno experimentalism. An avid sci-fan fan, Copeland recorded the album in 1983 using an early Atari computer, Yamaha DX7 synthesizer, and Roland 707 drum machine. The story goes that after purchasing the electronic instruments, Copeland spent days on end with little sleep figuring out the equipment and shoveling snow. Of course, there’s much more to Copeland’s journey than this short writeup here… We highly recommend checking out the film Keyboard Fantasies!
Recommended – Full Listen
A1 Ever New
A2 Winter Astral
A3 Let Us Dance
B1 Slow Dance
B2 Old Melody
B3 Sunset Village
Design – Alan Briand
Engineer, Mixed By – Colleen Veitch
Music By, Lyrics By, Voice, Synthesizer [Yamaha DX-7], Electronic Drums [Roland TR-707 Rhythm Composer], Design [Album Cover] – Beverly Glenn-Copeland