I didn't see this older album posted anywhere.  Decent Jazz with some very good tracks.  Ripped from the CD at 256kbs, mp3 with front cover art.

1  	 Festival Dance  	 04:07
2 	Tyrone's Dedication 	03:43
3 	Song for My Daughter 	02:02
4 	Father's Delight 	03:16
5 	Song for My Family 	06:32
6 	Our 25th Year 	03:57
7 	Childhood Walk 	04:05
8 	Years Through Time 	04:18
9 	Above and Beyond 	04:28
10 	Song for My Sons 	03:04

Biography	by Scott Yanow

David Friesen's music ranges from hard bop to mood music that borders on spiritual new age but on a higher emotional level. While stationed in Germany with the Army in 1961, he taught himself the bass. After short stints with John Handy and Marian McPartland, Friesen worked with Joe Henderson for two years. He toured Europe with Billy Harper (1975), made his recording debut as a leader that same year on Muse, started a longtime musical association with guitarist John Stowell (1976), and appeared with Ted Curson at the 1977 Monterey Jazz Festival. After working with Ricky Ford, Duke Jordan, and Mal Waldron and touring the U.S.S.R. with Paul Horn (1983), Friesen settled in the Pacific Northwest. He often plays the Oregon bass (an electrified acoustic bass) these days and has recorded as a leader for Muse, Inner City, SteepleChase, Palo Alto, ITM (including an intriguing series of duets during 1992-1993), and Global Pacific, in addition to some smaller labels.