of microphone cable from the musicians' instruments, remained in the digital domain until it was decoded by the consumer's CD player. DMP's releases were for the most part recorded directly to two-tracks as opposed to the more common multi-track method. This means that there was minimal use of overdubs and the majority of the music was performed, recorded, and mixed "live" to the digital recorder. The cover art for Tricycle was drawn by Bill Berg's son Jacob. Flim & the BB's released four more albums for DMP, with each winning Digital Audio's "Jazz CD of the Year" award. After the release of The Further Adventures of Flim & The BB's they parted ways with DMP and signed to Warner Bros. Records. They released the album New Pants in 1990 and followed with This Is a Recording in 1992. Billy Barber composed the theme song for the TV soap opera All My Children. A version of the song appears on This Is a Recording. DMP released two of their albums, Tricycle and Big Notes, on limited edition Gold CDs, and Tricycle on Super Audio CD (SACD). Discography Studio albums Flim & the BB's (Sound 80, 1978) (LP only) Tricycle (DMP, 1983) (CD, Gold CD and SACD) Tunnel (DMP, 1984) (CD and Gold CD) Big Notes (DMP, 1985) (CD) Neon (DMP, 1987) (CD) The Further Adventures of Flim & the BB's (DMP, 1988) (CD) New Pants (Warner Bros., 1990) (CD) This is a Recording (1992, Warner Bros., 1992) (CD) Compilation albums Vintage BB's (DMP, 1991) (CD) References External links Internet Archive of DMP Records' Flim site. American jazz ensembles from Minnesota Musical groups established in the 1970s Warner Records artists