One You're With"), and Warner's modified the packaging of the albums to make sure there was no mystery that these were records to serve as the preamble or accompaniment to sexual intercourse. The 1974 release Erogenous came with an inner sleeve that, when pulled out, showed a nude couple in soft focus. In 1974, Miller founded his own label, called Sound Bird Records, and reissued many of the Mystic Moods Orchestra albums, as well as albums of environmental sounds without music and more train recordings. Of note, the Sound Bird rereleases of the earlier albums also featured soft focus nude couples on the inner sleeve. The backing track to the song "The First Day Of Forever" off the album Awakening was used for the theme song of the American version of the Japanese superhero television show Spectreman. Discography One Stormy Night (1966, Philips), 1972, Warner Bros. (first reissue), 1975, Sound Bird (second reissue) Nighttide (1966, Philips) More Than Music (1967, Philips) Mexican Trip (1967, Philips) Mystic Moods of Love (1968, Philips) Emotions (1968, Philips) Extensions (1969, Philips) Love Token (1969, Philips) Stormy Weekend (1970, Philips), 1972, Warner Bros. (first reissue), 1975, Sound Bird (second reissue) English Muffins (1971, Philips) Country Lovin' Folk (1972, Philips) Love the One You're With (1972, Warner Bros.), 1974, Sound Bird (reissue) Highway One (1972, Warner Bros.) Moods for a Stormy Night (1972, Bainbridge), 1975, Sound Bird (reissue) Awakening (1973, Warner Bros.) Clear Light (1973, Warner Bros.) Erogenous (1974, Warner Bros.), 1975, Sound Bird (reissue) Being With You (1976, Sound Bird Records) Cosmic Force (1978, Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab) Another Stormy Night (1983), Bainbridge) Summer Moods (1985, Bainbridge) Stormy Memories (1990, Bainbridge) References Easy listening musicians Musical groups established in 1966 Philips Records artists Warner Records artists