The 1974 solo album by Adam Miller, "Westwind Circus," is a curious artifact of the progressive rock era, blending hard rock with experimental elements. This album features a unique concept and a cast of notable session musicians.
- "Westwind Circus" was recorded at the famous Rockfield Studios in Wales, with producer Gus Dudgeon at the helm. The album reached number 27 on the UK Albums Chart. It features a notable guest appearance from Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett on the track "The Juggler."
- The album was originally released on the Crimson record label, a subsidiary of Island Records.
- "Westwind Circus" was Miller's second solo album, following his 1972 debut "Mirror Man."
Adam Miller is a rock musician from Brighton, England, known for his work in the 1970s progressive rock scene. In 1974, he released "Westwind Circus" as a solo artist after his involvement with the band Crimson.
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