Ken Whiteley - Calm in the Eye of the StormCalm In The Eye Of The Storm is Canadian folk legend Ken Whiteley's first album in four years and it's a great one. It melds the personal, political and the spiritual in 13 tracks with some of Whiteley's best songs and best singing ever. Accompanied by a bevy of talented vocalists including Felicity Williams (Bahamas), Gathering Sparks and the Fabulous Levy Sisters, the arrangements run the gamut from bluesy slide, whirring mandolins, outstanding

Siobhan Kelly

An exuberant

who appears on some of his other recordings

Synchronicity was released in June 1983

mostly by experimenting and trying new stuff

Winner - Everyd4y

through African trance music in Guth's current composition NGOMA and the spirit of French modernism in Trojahn's and Blomenkamp's works provide the classical wind formation of flute

eclectically colorful

galloping underpinning that push the soloists to increasingly ecstatic heights

as well as concert appearances in Europe and Japan

his son Ambi (also on the violin)

an ambitious and unorthodox project featuring four singers with whom he has worked since 1979 - Gary Barden