Weekend, May 23-24, 2026 – Echoes Program 2620A

Will Ackerman - 50 Years of Windham Hill

The very first Windham Hill Records release happened 50 years ago. It was guitarist Will Ackerman’s In Search of the Turtle’s Navel. That modest released launched a movement. Join John Diliberto when we hear founder Will Ackerman talk about the genesis of a revolution on Echoes from PRX

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Start Time	Group Name	Song Name	Album Name
First Half Hour
0:01:00	Wim Mertens	No Plans, No Projects	Whisper Me
0:06:00	Will Ackerman	Processional	In search of the Turtle’s Navel
0:10:05	George Winston	Stars	Autumn (Windham Hill 20th Anniversary Edition)
0:14:58	Ira Stein & Russel Walder	The Underground	A Door In The Air – Echoes Living Room Concerts (v/a)
0:19:35	Nightnoise	Morning In Madrid	A Different Shore
0:24:34	Michael Hedges	Ragamuffin	Aerial Boundaries
0:29:30	Deepspace	High Precision HydrocleansingProtocols (excerpt)	Water Planets
Second Half Hour
0:30:00	Feature: 50 Years of Windham Hill Records with Will Ackerman
0:40:34	Will Ackerman	Slow Motion Roast Beef Restaurant Seduction	In Search of the Turtle’s Navel
0:43:58	Alex De Grassi	Lost In The Woods	Echoes Livingroom Concerts : Volume 5
0:47:47	Liz Story	Church of Trees	Escape Of The Circus Ponies
0:53:33	Mark Isham	Raffles in Rio	Vapor Drawings
0:59:00	Lena Natalia	Afternoon in Oslo (Excerpt)	The Time Before Us
Third Half Hour
1:01:00	Vin Downes and Tom Eaton	Disappear Into Winter	Until the Light Was Gone
1:06:00	DTIME	Shadowed Genesis	Nightwoven
1:11:34	Felsmann + Tiley	God is Lonlier	Protomensch
1:14:34	SUSS	SunsetsVI	Counting Sunsets
1:18:58	Chad Lawson	Sacred Memory	Awakening the Stillness Within
1:25:14	Mattiaca	Vela Neville	Vela Nebulae (Single)
1:29:30	Shambhu	Resliance (excerpt)	Lotus Dreams
Fourth Half Hour
1:30:00	Sundad	The Seventh Sign	Way Station One
1:34:16	Morcheeba	Escape The Chaos	Escape the Chaos
1:38:54	Jessie Marcella	11-11 Night	11-11
1:44:07	break
1:44:45	Where the Good Way Lies	Sunday Afternoon	These Hills
1:49:41	obli	Victoria	He Dreams of Friends
1:52:23	Craig Padilla & Marvin Allen	Sun Portal	Unfolding Skies

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