Winds of Morning

Vladi Strecker, Cinematic, Frank Borell, Chillwalker, In Credo and many more.
Includes continuous mix by DJ Maretimo.

Imagine the Mamas & the Papas without the arranging prowess of John Phillips or the powerful voice of Cass Elliot and you get a pretty good idea of what the Deep Six sounded like. During their brief existence, they released one self-titled LP in 1966 on Liberty. Over three decades later, the U.K.-based Rev Ola label not only reissued that rare collector's item, but also included five non-LP cuts, rare photos, and excellent liner notes. The light, if somewhat generic, folk-rock arrangements and close harmonizing are pleasant enough on the majority of tracks; versions of "A Groovy Kind of Love," "Where Were You When I Needed You," and "Solitary Man" fit the band's smoothness to a tee.

This is an entrancing instrumental album written and arranged by highly acclaimed harpist, Lisa Lynne. The beautiful soumd of Lisa's Celtic harp is interwoven with bamboo flutes, whistles, violin, cello, guitars, mandolin and percussion to produce this wonderfully captivating music. The gentle ebb and flow of this album is sure to revitalise your spirits.

The average listener with only a passing interest in heavy metal might be surprised that the Scorpions had been recording since 1972 – they actually formed in 1965 – as their success in the United States didn't really begin until the release of 1982's Blackout. Hip-O's Box of Scorpions is the first U.S.-released box set from the veteran German rockers to sample from their entire 30-year career…