'' Turn of the Tides '' is the forty-ninth album by the band Tangerine Dream . It is the first album featuring saxophone player Linda Spa performing as a full-time member despite joining in 1990 . It was nominated for Best New Age Album at the 1995 Grammys . The group would slowly become less well known to general audiences following this album until the release of '' Quantum Gate '' in 2017 which revitalized interest in the group . Furthering the development of their music , Tangerine Dream continued the musical approach that they had presented on their previous Miramar releases . Besides electronic equipment , TD was using guitar , saxophone and backing vocals once again . But their sound also seemed to be broader , which was shown in the flamenco guitar stylized '' Firetongues '' , the use of acoustic guitar in '' Twilight Brigade '' and other tracks that seemed to form a more atmospheric sound . According to the inside booklet of the CD , like a concept album , these tracks are based on a short story written by Edgar Froese . It explains that the story is taken from a book called '' The Coachman 's Tales '' , although it would appear there is no such book with that title . Jayney Klimek , who made an appearance on '' Dreamtime '' , provided vocals for the track '' Galley Slave 's Horizon '' . The opening track is a reworked Modest Mussorgsky piece , '' Pictures at an Exhibition '' . The re-released version of the album had a bonus track called '' Story of the Brave '' , which had originated on the promo disc for the album . This album was re-issued on the band 's TDI label in 1996 and 1999 , then again on Membran in 2009
1995 Grammys
37th Annual Grammy Awards
Turn of the Tides