It’s come to by attention that the American release of James McNally’s “Everybreath” is somewhat different that the British version. To start with, there is a extra track on the British release; also, the American packaging is different.(Windham Hill certainly know how the present things. Their cover is far superior to the British version.) Now, I love that album and I would like a copy of the American version BUT there is obviously a restriction on American sellers being able to sell to Britain - on this particular recording. Anyway, I’ve seen the American version advertised at a very good prices but how do I get my hands on it? Suggestions please.
bitafchiff, sorry I can’t answer your question for you, but I did want to welcome to this wonderfully wild, wacky, and fun community!!! 
~Larry
Bitachiff, it may seem convoluted, but you could ask a friendly American to buy one and ship it to you, and then figure out some way of paying that person. I don’t know much about paypal, but someone here will know if that is a viable way to send funds of two different currencies back and forth. If not you may have to be more creative. Perhaps there’s a cd available over there that’s not available in the U.S. and you could work out a trade. Or maybe you’re willing to risk shipping a few Havana cigars over. Not that I’d encourage anything illegal 
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And yes, welcome to the board! The private message function is a good way to communicate with individual members.
Why not look for a used or “Cut-out” copy on Half.com or Amazon?
I have both versions by the way, and there really isn’t much difference.
Loren