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Nypan Big City Nypan Big City 1 The Greeting 6:53 All compositions by Øyvind Nypan 1 The Greeting 6:53 All compositions by Øyvind Nypan 2 You Old Tasmanian Devil You 6:50 Øyvind Nypan guitar 2 You Old Tasmanian Devil You 6:50 Øyvind Nypan guitar NYPAN NYPAN 3 Close To The Sun 6:44 Ben Wendel sax 3 Close To The Sun 6:44 Ben Wendel sax 4 Come What May 4:03 Taylor Eigsti piano BIG CITY 4 Come What May 4:03 Taylor Eigsti piano BIG CITY 5 Kung Kong 4:44 Joe Martin bass 5 Kung Kong 4:44 Joe Martin bass NYPAN 6 Shallow Water 6:48 Justin Faulkner drums NYPAN 6 Shallow Water 6:48 Justin Faulkner drums 7 Starfall 4:49 7 Starfall 4:49 8 Grasstopper 6:57 8 Grasstopper 6:57 BIG CITY CITY BIG Total Time: 47:48 CITY BIG Total Time: 47:48 Recorded January 5th, 2017 by Tom Tedesco at Tedesco Studios, New York Recorded January 5th, 2017 by Tom Tedesco at Tedesco Studios, New York Mixed and mastered by Morgan Nicolaysen at Propeller Mastering, Oslo Mixed and mastered by Morgan Nicolaysen at Propeller Mastering, Oslo Produced by Øyvind Nypan Produced by Øyvind Nypan Executive producer Odd Gjelsnes Executive producer Odd Gjelsnes Front cover photo by Ronny Østnes Front cover photo by Ronny Østnes Cover design by design holtmann Cover design by design holtmann This recording was supported by The University of Agder and Kristiansand kommune This recording was supported by The University of Agder and Kristiansand kommune Big thanks to Ben Wendel, Taylor Eigsti, Joe Martin and Justin Faulkner for participating Big thanks to Ben Wendel, Taylor Eigsti, Joe Martin and Justin Faulkner for participating on this record. on this record. Mats Nypan, Jeanette Lotfi, Sissel Nypan, Lars Nypan, Eva Nypan, Jostein Gulbrandsen, Mats Nypan, Jeanette Lotfi, Sissel Nypan, Lars Nypan, Eva Nypan, Jostein Gulbrandsen, Losen Records LOS 198-2 198-2 LOS Losen Records Per Harald Ottesen, Øyvind Nyvoll, Odd Gjelsnes, Petter Wettre and my students 198-2 LOS Losen Records Per Harald Ottesen, Øyvind Nyvoll, Odd Gjelsnes, Petter Wettre and my students at The University of Agder. at The University of Agder. https://www.facebook.com/nypanmusic/ https://www.facebook.com/nypanmusic/ © 2018 Losen Records www.losenrecords.no info losenrecords.no LOS 198-2 © 2018 Losen Records www.losenrecords.no [email protected] LOS 198-2 @ All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication, All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication, public performance and broadcasting of the music public performance and broadcasting of the music on this CD is a violation of applicable laws. Made in EU. 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