George Winston had a significant connection to Windham Hill Records. In fact, he played a crucial role in shaping the label's musical direction. WHR was founded in 1976 by guitarist William Ackerman & was known for its acoustic instrumental music, often featuring artists who blended elements of folk, jazz, and classical genres.
Here is Barbara Higbie: "The Waiting Song."

https://youtu.be/oX1TUUBlQVI

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2023 will be the 40th anniversary of #WindhamHillRecords being introduced to Japan! #music Link to Japanese fan site: http://tupichan.net/WindhamHill/WH_Shinseido.html?fbclid=IwAR0WgPKtpNO6AiwJ9KRcqqlYIJw7KDrb1_cJSl0E1uTj8Tn1WVM56BQJG9Q

@ScorsesesBrows My review of Mark Isham's Vapor Drawings from 2011 https://windhamhillrecords.com/2011/01/wh-1027-mark-isham-vapor-drawings/ #windhamhill #windhamhillrecords #ambient #electronica #newage

A tired old copy of Mark Isham's transcendent foray into electronic #production. The sleeve has seen better days, but this wax still sound so good. You might say this #Ambient #NewWave album invented what would become #Vaporwave. An instant favourite for me. 80s ambient is rarely this good.

If you ever come across an album published on #WindhamHill Records, buy it. It will sound better than most of the #vinyl in your collection.

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