Our first two Brothers Four twofers were so warmly received by our customers that doing another one was an easy decision, especially when there were two albums of such quality in their catalog waiting to be reissued. 1964’s Sing of Our Times was arranged by Milt Okun and produced by Teo Macero of Miles Davis fame; it represents the group’s take on the new, topical songwriting that was in the air at the time. And The Honey Wind Blows made the charts in 1965 with its superb song selection and performances, which we’ve enhanced by adding a bonus stereo recording of the hit Hootenanny Saturday Night to complete a 25-track package of some of the finest folk the ‘60s had to offer. A Collectors’ Choice Music exclusive, out July 15! Includes from Sing of Our Times—Long Ago, Far Away; Seven Daffodils; The Monkey and the Engineer; Tomorrow Is a Long Time; Spring Hill Mine Disaster; Dance Me a Jig; Take This Hammer; Four Strong Winds; Beans Taste Fine; Ballad of Moreton Bay; Plane Wreck at Los Gatos (Deportee), and Daddy Roll ‘Em. From The Honey Wind Blows—House of the Rising Sun; Somewhere (from West Side Story); Lazy Harry’s; Poverty Hill; Feed the Birds (from Mary Poppins); Nancy O.; The Honey Wind Blows; Cleano; Turn Around; The Waves Roll Out; Little Play Soldiers, and Mr. Tambourine Man. Plus the bonus track Hootenanny Saturday Night in stereo.