Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Those long of tooth will remember Silverwind. Although they never played Britain, their catchy, bubbly sound, which with their shrill unison girl leads often resembling 2nd Chapter Of Acts, shifted albums in the bookshops while their more up tempo numbers with a light disco beat meant they were heavily featured at Spring Harvest aerobics sessions! For those believers, with or without leotards, who've worn out their vinyl versions this value for money compilation offers 22 tracks and 74 minutes of music. Much of the music here sounds a tad dated today, but if you've a fondness for easy listening-cum-pop gospel sung with slick professionalism this dig around the 80s archives could be for you.

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