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Nearly 50 years after its creation, the iconic song Nights In White Satin continues to impact the life of its writer, legendary singer/guitarist Justin Hayward of the pioneering English rock band The Moody Blues, along with the lives of his fellow bandmates and music fans from around the world.

The Wind Of Heaven tells the story of Cole Morgan, a young Marine officer who returns home from Afghanistan after experiencing the harsh realities of war. Cole's mother has high hopes that he will follow in his late father's footsteps and take charge of the family's prosperous cattle ranch. But Cole suffers from deep emotional scars brought on by the traumas of war and can barely make it through the day without flashing back to the horrors of his experiences. The VA doctors can only prescribe an endless stream of drugs to help Cole fight his inner battle. But he has seen where that path has led other returning veterans, a path that all too often ends with suicide. Cole then encounters a Native American veteran named Lewis Two Eagles, and together they embark on an uncertain journey into the darkest recesses of Cole's mind, to try to find the man he once was before his experiences on foreign battlefields stole his soul away. It is through Lewis, through a Native woman named Lyndsey, and through a connection with a group of wild horses earmarked for slaughter that Cole begins to rediscover his true self. Saving these beautiful animals from destruction just may prove to be Cole's ultimate salvation.

Justin Hayward, the legendary voice of The Moody Blues, gives one of the most compelling performances of his career, playing a mixture of classics and deep cuts, before a captive audience during a stop on his 2014 solo tour. From the opening notes of 1967's "Tuesday Afternoon" to the final fade of his newest composition "The Wind of Heaven" (co-written with the film's director David Minasian), it's obvious that the the rich voice and haunting sound of this musical icon has withstood the test of time. The magical melodies of "Nights in White Satin", "Question", "Your Wildest Dreams", "Forever Autumn"... they are all here in crystal clear surround sound.

Legendary Moody Blues singer/composer/guitarist Justin Hayward performs a magical concert at Atlanta's famed Buckhead Theatre before an enthusiastic sold out audience, highlighted by numerous solo hits and Moody Blues classics including Tuesday Afternoon and Nights In White Satin. Joining him on stage are Moody Blues regulars keyboardist Alan Hewitt and vocalist Julie Ragins along with guitar virtuoso Mike Dawes. The DVD also features an hour long bonus documentary On the Road to Love which captures the behind-the-scenes activities from Justin's 2013 US tour.

Moody Blues frontman singer/guitarist/composer Justin Hayward performs an intimate concert before an enthusiastic audience at the Capitol Theatre in Clearwater, Florida. Highlights include Moody Blues classics Nights In White Satin and Tuesday Afternoon along side a number of rare tracks including the first ever live performance of You Can Never Go Home from 1970's Every Good Boy Deserves Favour.

A rare Three Dog Night music video featuring a track from their It's a Jungle EP, directed by David Minasian.

This 2016 music video, filmed in Nashville, features the legendary Moody Blues frontman Justin Hayward. The song was co-written by Hayward together with the music video's director David Minasian.