Various Artists - Paul Hillery Presents: We Are The Children Of The Setting Sun - TRIPLE LP

Paul Hillery's third compilation in this series of rare and hard to find grooves is as much a geographical journey as it is a musical one. With acts, artists and tracks linked to London, Florida, Atlanta, the Netherlands, Switzerland, California, India and Germany and more this compilation is very much proof of the global language that is music. With many of the recordings only previously existing on sold out and obscure private
pressings and small runs on indie labels this collection of tracks really is a must have. Complementing the previous two albums curated by Paul Hillery we really do get to see and hear the history of studio recordings from a plethora of touring and travelling troubadours, jobbing composers and song-writers, session musicians, producers and engineers. Again, as with the previous two volumes in the 'Children of the Sun' series, this is an eclectic gathering of styles and genres that have been curated into an accessible fusion of Jazz, Rock, AOR and Folk tinged grooves that all have soul. With many tracks getting a first time digital release this 3 LP album sits nicely alongside the previous albums in the series and rates as an essential compilation for any serious lover and collector of music.

Side A : The Shadows Dance - Graeme Gash / Fields Of Green - Carm Mascarenhas / It All Comes Around - Parker MacDonell
Side B : Mojave - Hardin & Russell / Colorado-Red Sky - MCF / Wet Dreams - Floyd Hunchback Group / Be With Me - Pat Rahming
Side C : Playin' Your Game - Blaine L. Reininger / Storm in the Sky - Hagan's Fanshawe Friends / Over & Over - Andy Davis
Side D : Mystery Man - Trisha Watts / Autumn - Simon Anholt / Von Aspen Shaden - Emerald Web and Barry Cleveland
Side E : In-Passing - Kimberle / She Misses You (Children of the Sun Version) - SONLIFE / Don't Ever Say Never (Instrumental) - Ya Ya / The Light - Reggio
Side F : Surfer Girl - Persona La Ave / Nur Gitarre - Bescay + Jochen Schrumpf / Aranha - Christine Schaller