A Song or Two Ago ― A Song or Two Ago will become, I think, a 'must have,' if you enjoy music inspired by the poetry of Francis Brabazon. It features the baritone voice of Peter Davies who, over the years, has been a mainstay of the musical scene at Avatar's Abode, accompanied by Sam Saunders on guitar, and on several tracks, Faizollah Ahdizadeh and Amir Naderi on percussion and Sylvie Eckley on violin. A backup group of Sonja Davies, Kris Hines, Lorraine Brown and Gard Saunders adds spice and variety on several tracks.

CD, $15

Rough Around the Edges ― Excellent album from Charles Gibson, songs with fire and conviction. It also contains his most requested song, Nothing Less Than Everything, with a very eclectic mix of blues ― Avataric Proclamation Blues, Metaphysical Boogie, a rousing gospel number, I'm Saved, another favorite from his live performances, Just A Little Soul Hangin' Out In Space, one of Meher Baba's favorites There's A Heartache Following Me, the introspective The Answer Lies Within and five others, finishing with a beautiful guitar and Native American woodlands flute piece.

CD, $15

With My Open Heart at Meherabad ― Adrienne composes her own songs, accompanies herself on guitar, and sings with a husky, bluesy, jazzy style with the occasional break in her voice that sounds so good. Move over Norah Jones! Adrienne told me that she is fairly new to Baba, but He must have got her good! On this CD she pours out her heart to Him. There are seven wonderful tracks.

CD, $12

Billy Goodrum ― This CD contains seven pieces by Billy, including his songs from the movies Kingpin and There's Something About Mary. A great album, and we hope there will be more one day.

CD, $12

Your Life is Not Your Own ― A fantastic collection of music by L.A.-based cellist Bob Een. Especially amazing is his Tibetan throat singing—an ancient art form that has to be heard to be believed.

CD, $12

Leap of Faith ― Julie Rust's music is "so honest, so deeply touching..." ― Jane Brown. Beautiful, heart-felt music from a sensitive tunesmith. You will want to listen to this CD again and again.

CD, $12

Rise in Love ― Great album by Deborah Ash. Songs from various times in her life, with different musicians. Blues and soul, sung to the Beloved.

No Strings Attached ― There are 13 cuts on this CD from Judith Shotwell, four of them by Francis Brabazon, inculding the Australian Arti. Judith includes both the Gujerati Arti and the American Arti, along with the ever-popular Ocean of Love by Bob Holdt. The CD also has vocal music from Celtic, Sephardic and other traditional, medieval and contemporary sources. This is a beautifully contemplative album, tranquil and soothing.

CD, $15

Monsoon Season ― Rick Peikoff's unique use of a slide on his guitar turns the instrument into a sitar on some numbers. On other tracks he's joined by a tabla player from Agangaon village. Beautiful stylings of tunes both Eastern and Western.

CD, $12

Eternity is now ― Marvelous CD by Maraiya Potter: "I believe that many of the songs in this collection will live long and happy lives around Baba campfires for many years to come." — George Chen, New York

CD, $15

This Heart's Your Home ― Rob Thornburn's effort is one of the best CDs around. Especially wonderful is the instrumental Packing for India. This is a CD you will want to listen to again and again.

CD, $15

How Many Lifetimes ― Heartfelt tunes, composed and sung by Marc de Matteis. An eclectic mix of songs and great musical backing.

CD, $12

Lost & Found ― A great CD by poet Michael da Costa, which is music he has composed. A really good listening experience.

CD, $15

Through the Light of it All ― Wayne Galler told me he created this album in response to many of the pilgrims who were so happy to hear him sing his songs at the Samadhi.

Audio Tape, $8; CD, $11

Cherish the Present ― Heartfelt tunes sung by Roger Robinson: "Cherish the Present leaves me breathless." ― Shar Wiseman, Virginia

CD, $15

Isn't It Wonderful ― "What a happy event it is to listen to a new collection of songs by Roger. His songs always create a loving and intimate atmosphere that supports a warm sweet embrace in the arms of our Beloved, Meher Baba." — Mischa Rutenberg

CD, $15

The Glory of Love ― A wonderful collection of tunes both written and performed by Buz Connor. Mani said that Buz Connor's voice was the most like that of Meher Baba.

Audio Tape, $12

Dance in the Breeze ― This effort from Mary Lloyd Dugan features a combination of spoken-word (stories from various traditions, poetry, Baba quotes) and music.

CD, $15

The Heart Holds the Key  ― CD by John Ruis: "Ruis displays his decades of experience as a sideman on electric and acoustic guitar, mandolin, harmonica, flute and slide guitar on the [title track]. Seth Horton adds bass, and synthesizer, and with his production gives the CD a modern edginess that lends added dimension to the message infused in the lyrics, which are all based on the writings and teachings of Meher Baba." ― Steven Antonelli

CD, $12

Just One Dream ― This tape was released in 1991 by Los Angeles musician Pris Haffenden. She sings of her experiences of the hardship and beauty of life following Meher Baba.

Audio Tape, $6

White Rock Trail ― There are fifteen songs on this cassette, and of course the one that will break your heart is Someone Like You, the background music from the video Meher Baba's Call. Gary has a most unusual voice and every ounce of passion in him comes through both voice and guitar.

Audio Tape, $10