Ken Wheeler and the John Dankworth Orchestra - Windmill Tilter – The Story Of Don Quixote Available On:LP leaving behind a monumental legacy

leaving behind a monumental legacy of music and art for us to cherish

The Deluxe Edition for Village of the Damned presents the full score as heard in the film for the first time

Originally released on Vertigo in 1973

Culture Factory is proud to re-issue Shankar's classic Portrait of Genius on mixed opaque purple vinyl with the orginal label

Some bands might be tempted to include previous singles on their debut - and the band already released two more in 2020 via‘Sludge’ and ‘Broadcaster’ - but instead Bright Green Field is completely new

Ken Wheeler and the John Dankworth Orchestra - Windmill Tilter – The Story Of Don Quixote Available On:LP leaving behind a monumental legacyKenny Wheeler was born Canada in 1930 and, with encouragement from his father himself a trombone player began playing trumpet at age 12. After studying at Torontos Royal Conservatory, he arrived in London in 1952, his playing enveloped in the sounds of Miles Davis, Booker Little, and Fats Navarro. In 1959, Wheeler joined the Johnny Dankworth Orchestra and stayed there until 1963, although he returned frequently for shows and other projects in the