2014 2LP 45rpm 180gm LE #00548 in gatefold. Mastered From Analog Tapes by Bernie Grundman. "In the Wind" is the third studio album by the American folk music trio Peter, Paul & Mary, released in October 1963 on Warner Bros. Records. The album further solidified the group's position in the folk music scene with its harmonious blend of voices and thoughtful song choices. It features a mix of traditional folk tunes, original compositions, and covers of contemporary songs. The album is notable for including the song "Blowin' in the Wind," a cover of Bob Dylan's iconic protest song, which became one of Peter, Paul & Mary's most enduring hits. The trio's rendition of the song played a significant role in popularizing Dylan's music to a broader audience.

The production of "In the Wind" was handled by Albert Grossman and Milt Okun, who ensured the album's sound was both polished and true to the folk genre's roots. The album also features tracks such as "Stewball," "Hush-A-Bye," and "All My Trials," showcasing the group's ability to interpret a wide range of folk material with sensitivity and artistry. The instrumentation is primarily acoustic, featuring guitars, double bass, and occasional percussion that complements the trio's vocal harmonies. "In the Wind" was both a commercial success and a critical hit, reaching number one on the Billboard Pop Albums chart and receiving widespread acclaim for its artistic quality and significant cultural impact during the 1960s folk revival.