Craig W. Ellison Hog Heaven

1973 Psych-Folk/Funk group Heaven & Earth release a digitally remastered edition of their album Refuge, featuring the gorgeous voices of Pat Gefell and Jo D. Andrews (and produced by Space Age percussionist/composer Dick Schory for his short-lived but influential Ovation Records imprint).

Taking their name from the Anthony Burgess novel A Clockwork Orange, the U.K. techno-pop trio Heaven 17 grew out of the experimental dance project the British Electric Foundation, itself an offshoot of the electro-pop outfit Human League. The core of Heaven 17 was originally comprised of Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, a pair of onetime computer operators who first teamed in 1977 as the Dead Daughters, a duo that integrated synthesizer patterns with a heavy reliance on tape loops. Soon, Ware and Marsh were joined by Philip Oakey and Adi Newton and changed their name to the Human League, where they remained before exiting together in 1980.

For his new album, Zero-2-Sixty, Ellison wanted to strip things down and deliver a juke-joint-rockin' blues set to deepen the groove laid down in his #1 blues radio album, There's Something About the Night.

Sounds Of Heaven, a 2CD order to relax, recharge your batteries or simply heaven to enjoy!
Forget the turmoil of every day and be transported by the heavenly sounds of "Sounds of Heaven". A double CD full of relaxing and harmonious songs, with familiar classics and discover pearls. Instrumental tracks in order to dream, powerful vocals trained to be silent and pop artists who transcend themselves … the beautiful 2CD "Sounds of Heaven" has it all.

John Ellison is the Music Hall of Fame musician, guitarist, and songwriter born in West Virginia, USA.