Spencer Lewis – A Sense of Place (CD, Album, 1993, U.S. Release)

Why This CD Matters
A Sense of Place is one of Vermont musician Spencer Lewis’s signature instrumental albums, built around steel-string acoustic guitar, violin and synthesizer. Its compositions draw heavily on the landscapes and places of Vermont and northern New England, giving the recording a distinctly regional identity. The album became a longstanding part of Lewis’s catalog and his best-selling release.

Collector Note
This U.S. CD edition of A Sense of Place dates to 1993. The twelve-track album features Lewis’s characteristic combination of acoustic guitar and layered violin, with synthesizer also incorporated into the arrangements.

Availability
Single copy available—once it's gone, it's gone.

Condition & Details
CD: M
Case: NM
Booklet: NM

Technical Details
Format: CD, Album
Label: Qeequeg Records
Country: US
Released: 1993
Genre: Folk, Acoustic, Instrumental
Style: New England Folk, Acoustic Guitar/Violin Instrumental, Contemporary Folk

Matrix / Runout
Not specified

Tracklist
Quechee Serenade – 4:25
Lunday River – 4:49
Kingdom Country Prelude – 3:20
Sturdy River – 4:22
Secret Code of Stone – 5:05
A Sense of Place – 4:15
Benson Serenade – 4:13
The Traveling Man – 4:35
Harvest – 4:08
Little One – 3:40
November Suite – 4:10
Lapland – 3:53

Shipping & Handling
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Shipped in protective CD bags.
Cracked cases replaced before shipping.
Packed securely for safe delivery.

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