KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, NOV. 28, 2021

OK, we're running at slightly over a month behind now. Oddly, as i'm spending less time at work these days, i'm having s lot of trouble keeping up on everything. Maybe it's called languishing.

Here's our playlist:

America – Don't Cross The River

Strawbs – Keep On Trying

B.B. King – The Thrill Is Gone

The Police – Can't Stand Losing You

Jimmie Mack – Waiting For Tonight

The Kinks – Tired Of Waiting For You

Angel City – Out Of The Blue

Ambrosia – Nice Nice Very Nice

Foghat – Home In My Hand

Mama's Pride – Merry Go Round

Free – Wishing Well

Genesis – Your Own Special Way

Rory Gallagher – Edged In Blue

Dust – From A Dry Camel

Brian Auger – Happiness Is Just Around The Bend

Jethro Tull – Hunting Girl

Charlie – Don't Look Back

Rainbow – Stone Cold

The Allman Brothers Band – Wasted Words

Lake – On The Run

Atlanta Rhythm Section – Crazy

The Marshall Tucker Band – Twenty-Four Hours At A Time

Jackson Browne – Boulevard

John Waite – Change

Kenny Loggins – Keep The Fire

Steely Dan – Any Major Dude Will Tell You

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band –Betty Lou

The Babys – Turn And Walk Away

Pete Townshend – Pure And Easy

Dave Mason – Show Me Some Affection

Manfred Mann's Earth Band – Father Of Day, Father Of Night

Wishbone Ash – Persephone

Warren Zevon – Lawyers, Guns And Money

Todd Rundgren – The Want Of A Nail

Traffic – Rock And Roll Stew

And my own personal playlist:

Fairport Convention – Fame And Glory

Beryl Davis – I'll Be Seeing You

Dave Swarbrick – Swarb! (4 CDs)

Zaz – Isa

Sting – The Soul Cages

Patty Griffin – Silver Bell

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble – The Sky Is Crying

Quicksilver Messenger Service -- Quicksilver Messenger Service

Eddi Reader – Eddi Reader

Steeleye Span – Hark! The Village Wait

Flash And The Pan – Flash And The Pan

The Doobie Brothers – Livin' On The Fault Line

Pink – I'm Not Dead

Various Artists – Rise And Shine!

Yes – Yessongs (2 CDs)

Renaissance – Novella

Keane – Hopes And Fears

Kate Bush – Director's Cut

Dick Gaughan – Live In Edinburgh

Highly Strung – When The Winds Begin To Sing

Martin Carthy – Waiting For Angels

The Mahavishnu Orchestra – Birds Of Fire

Various Artists – Stay Awake

THE KSHE KLASSICS SHOW. NOVEMBER 21st 2021

 OK, here we go with another -- and now less than a month behind. 

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils – Jump At The Chance

Pink Floyd – San Tropez

The Who – The Kids Are Alright

Trooper – Two For The Show

The Rockets – Desire

Ted Nugent – Dog Eat Dog

Eagles – You Never Cry Like A Lover

Jeff Beck – Blue Wind

The Marshall Tucker Band – Can't You See

The Firm – Satisfaction Guaranteed

Fleetwood Mac – Spare Me A Little Of Your Love

The Alan Parsons Project – The Raven

Foreigner – You're All I Am

John Miles – Do It All Again

Randy Pie – Back To The Universe

Graham Parker – Don't Ask Me Questions

Blue Jays – Saved By The Music

Genesis – Dance On A Volcano

Elton John – Teacher, I Need You

Jackson Browne – The Road And The Sky

Couchois – Do It In Darkness

Stingray – The Man In My Shoes

Logins & Messina – Trilogy

The Cars – You're All I've Got Tonight

Iain Matthews – Seven Bridges Road

Grand Funk Railroad – The Loco-Motion

Peter Gabriel – That Voice Again

Huey Lewis & The News – Walking On A Thin Line

Jon Butcher Axis – Don't Say Goodnight

The Outfield – Say It Isn't So

Lou Reed – Walk On The Wild Side

Free – Wishing Well

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – The Criminal Kind

Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land

Jefferson Starship – Ride The Tiger

Joe Walsh – Indian Summer

Frozen Ghost – Should I See

And my own personal playlist for the week:

Jack Bruce – More Jack Than Blues

Jackie De Shannon – The Definitive Collection

Leonard Bernstein – Rhapsody In Blue / An American In Paris

Coverdale-Page – Coverdale-Page

Afrocelts – Seed

Peter Gabriel – Ovo

Dead Can Dance – In Concert

Heart – Dreamboat Annie

Luna – Luna

Van Morrison – Tupelo Honey

Keane – Hopes And Fears

The Kinks – Schoolboys In Disgrace

Runrig – The Story

Bette Midler – The Divine Miss M.

Charlie Parker – Verve Jazz Masters 15

Various Artists – Paint It, Blue: Songs Of The Rolling Stones

Staind – 14 Shades Of Grey

Seether – Holding On To Strings Better Left To Fray

Kate Rusby – Hand Me Down

Bob Seger – Beautiful Loser

Annie Haslam – Annie Haslam

Diana Ross & The Supremes – 21 Greatest Hits

Jane Siberry – Angels Bend Closer

Radiohead – I Might Be Wrong: Live Recordings

Colin James – Open Road

Jeff Beck – You Had It Coming

Martyn Bennett – Bothy Culture

The Bothy Band – Old Hag You Have Killed Me

Dead Can Dance – The Serpent's Egg

Melissa Etheridge – Yes I Am

Heart – Little Queen

Garfield – Out There Tonight

THE KSHE KLASSICS SHOW< NOV. 14, 2021

 Yes, yes, i know, i'm way behind getting these up. Problems formatting the posts are the primary reason, it's become almost like work, My own health problems haven't helped, either. I'll get there.

 

 

Rik Emmett – Saved By Love

Sting – Roxanne (live)

Bill Quateman – Shot In The Dark

Dan Fogelberg – Man in The Mirror / Below The Surface

The Henry Paul Band – Hollywood Paradise

Bob Dylan – All Along The Watchtower

Buffalo Springfield – Broken Arrow

Peter Frampton – Baby (Something's Happening)

Rare Bird – Sympathy

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils – Country Girl

Dwight Twilley Band – Twilley Don't Mind

Cat Stevens – The Hurt

Morningstar – Through The Night

Bob Seger – American Storm

The Band – Stage Fright

The Marshall Tucker Band – Blue Ridge Mountain Sky

Al Stewart – Nostradamus

Asia – Wildest Dreams

Le Roux – Let Me Be Your Fantasy

The Clash – Police On My Back

Billy Joel – Root Beer Rag

Queen – Bicycle Race

Dave Mason – Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave

Night – Hot Summer Nights

The Rascals – A Beautiful Morning

Painter – Goin' Down The Road

Bad Company – Call On Me

Foghat – Take It Or Leave It

The Allman Brothers Band – Blue Sky

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Carry On / Questions

Dave Mason – A Heartache, A Shadow, A Lifetime

The Rolling Stones – Can't You Hear Me Knocking

Paul McCartney – Monkberry Moon Delight

Mama's Pride – Blue Mist

Little Feat – Spanish Moon

The Moody Blues – Ride My See-Saw

Chicago – Introduction

My own play list:

Lucinda Williams – Essence

The Beatles – The Beatles (2 CDs)

Richard & Linda Thompson – I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight

The Moody Blues – Gold (2 CDs)

Colin James – Open Road

Peter Green – In The Skies

Peter Hammill – This

Dick Gaughan – Lucky For Some

Fairport Convention – Old, New, Borrowed, Blue

Eliza Carthy – Heat, Light And Sound

Caro Emerald – Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor

Zaz – Effet Miroir

Wishbone Ash – Nouveau Calls

Rod Stewart – The Great American Songbook, Vol. IV

Siouxsie & The Banshees – The Best Of Siouxsie & The Banshees

Phil Collins – Both Sides

Herbie Hancock – Gershwin's World

Hot Tuna – Burgers

Eric Bogle – By Request

Jeff Beck – Live +

Baka Bayond – Spirit Of The Forest

Jakob Lindberg & Paul O'Dette – English Lute Duets

Kronos Quartet – Pieces Of Africa

Sheryl Crow -- Live From The Ryman And More (2 CDs)

Zaz – Isa

June Tabor – Some Other Time

Andy Irvine And Paul Brady -- Andy Irvine And Paul Brady

Jon Anderson – Olias Of Sunhillow

Fairport Convention – Sense Of Occasion

Roy Wood – Outstanding Performer

Focus – Hamburger Concerto

Yes – Keystudio

KSHE Klassics Show, November 7, 2021

OK, it'll just be the playlists until i can figure out this formatting problem and get all caught up. Dire Straits – Lady Writer James Taylor – Every Day The Outlaws – Breaker Breaker Budgie – I Ain't No Mountain Jimi Hendrix – Crosstown Traffic Grand Funk Railroad – Bad Time The Marshall Tucker Band – The Last Of The Singing Cowboys Morningstar – Sad Lady Journey – Of A Lifetime The Allman Brothers Band – In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (studio version) Steppenwolf – Rock Me The Greg Kihn Band – Rendezvous The Graeme Edge Band – Paradise Ballroom Eric Clapton – She's Waiting Strawbs – Hero And Heroine Little Feat – Straight From The Heart Le Roux – Addicted Steve Baron – Magic Musician The Kinks – No More Looking Back Rainbow – Bring On The Night / Dream Chaser Dwight Twilley – Girls Spirit – Amimal Zoo Trooper – Cold, Cold Toronto The Moody Blues – Isn't Life Strange Firefall – Sweet And Sour Bloodrock – D.O.A. The Babys – The Golden Mile Montrose – Space Station #5 Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band – Makin' Thunderbirds Jefferson Airplane – White Rabbit The Doobie Brothers – Without You Z.Z. Top – TV Dinners Santana – Lightning In The Sky Robert Palmer – Best Of Both Worlds Climax Blues Band – Towards The Sun Atlanta Rhythm Section – Jukin' / San Antonio Rose Uriah Heep – Salisbury Mott The Hoople – Roll Away The Stone Fleetwood Mac – Oh Daddy Lake – Paradise Way

THE KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, HALLOWE'EN 2021

I'm getting tired of this, i spend a lot of time composing these posts in a word document, then i copy and paste what i've written to here. What i've been winding up with lately is a shambles like this, below. (This first sentence i've written online.)

Until i can figure out where i'm going wrong, you're stuck with practically indecipherable post. Merde....

Quotation Of The Week: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson ~ The primary takeaway from the past 250 years of recorded American history is that Presidents are not kings.

Eric Clapton – No Alibis

Molly Hatchet – Bounty Hunter

Icehouse – Crazy

Renaissance – Carpet Of The Sun

Fahrenheit – Fool In Love

The J. Geils Band – Love-itis

Jesse Colin Young –Light Shine

Black Sabbath – Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Jefferson Starship – Lightning Rose

John Lennon -- #9 Dream (NOT Fleetwood Mac)

Blue Cheer – I'm The Light

Firefall – Love That Got Away

Gulliver – Ridin' The Wind

Robert Plant – Ship Of Fools

Steve Winwood – Still In The Game

The Max Damian Band – Paradise

Paul Simon – Mother And Child Reunion (Not Alan Parsons)

Jo Jo Gunne – Ready Freddie

Spirit – 1984

Electric Light Orchestra – Night Rider

Max Gronenthal – Get It Straight

The Doobie Brothers – Here To Love You

Uriah Heep – Sweet Lorraine

10 c.c. -- Art For Art's Sake

The Babys – Isn't It Time

The Rolling Stones – Happy

Jackson Browne – The Fuse

Mistress – China Lake

Harry Chapin – Sniper

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band – Fire Lake

Meat Loaf – Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad

Pavlov's Dog – Song Dance

Mark-Almond – What Am I Living For

Starship – Tomorrow Doesn't Matter Tonight

Robin Trower – Long Misty Days

Van Morrison – Wild Night

Eliza Gilkyson – Paradise Hotel

Laurie Anderson – Mister Heartbreak

Radiohead – Hail To The Thief

John Renbourn – The Hermit

Clannad – Pastpresent

The Chieftaims – Water In The Well

Alison Krauss & Union Station – New Favorite

Oysterband – Diamonds On The Water

Paula Cole – Ballads

Duke Ellington – It Don't Mean A Thing

Paul Bley – Fragments

Sky – Sky 2

Jeff Beck – Who Else!

Jethro Tull – Stormwatch

Patty Griffin – American Kid

Happy Rhodes – Rearmament

Procol Harum – Home

Steeleye Span – Tempted And Tried

New Order – The Best Of New Order

Joe Walsh – But Seriously Folks....

Mary Chapin Carpenter – Stones In The Road

A Fine Frenzy – Bomb In A Birdcage

Marillion – Sounds That Can't Be Made

Fish – Weltschmerz (2 CDs).

Pretenders – Learning To Crawl

Various Artists – Made In Britain 2007

Steve Earle – Guitar Town

King Crimson – Larks' Tongues In Aspic

Manfred Mann's Earth Band – Angel Station

The Pat Metheny Group – Imaginary Day

Lindisfarne – Nicely Out Of Tune

Kate & Anna McGarrigle --- Matapedia

Jefferson Starship – Red Octopus

Tyrannosaurus Rex – Unicorn

Peter Gabriel – So

10 c.c. -- How Dare You!

Mike Oldfield – Platinum

Loggins & Messina – Sittin' In Again

THE KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, OCT. 24, 2021

 Quotation Of The Week: Charles M. Schulz ~ There are three things I've learned never to discuss with people: religion, politics, and the Great Pumpkin. Jesse Colin Young – Morning Sun The Kinks – Set Me Free Jo Jo Gunne – Run Run Run Jefferson Starship – Miracles Bill Quateman – Only Love U.K. -- Night After Night (live) Brownsville Station – Lady (Put The Light On Me) Tarney-Spencer Band – No Time To Lose The Charlie Daniels Band – Orange Blossom Special (live) Foreigner – Rev On The Red Line Point Blank – Nicole Jimi Hendeix – Red House Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Kings Road Leon Russell – Lady Blue Cat Stevens – Morning Has Broken The Fixx – Red Skies Steppenwolf – Monster Journey – Kohoutek Ted Nugent – Hey Baby The Marshall Tucker Band – Never Trust A Stranger Procol Harum – A Salty Dog Steely Dan – Bodhisattva Atlanta Rhythm Section – Georgia Rhythm Kenny Loggins – Swear Your Love The Who – Athena Harry Chapin – The Mayor Of Candor Lied Gypsy – Gypsy Queen (Part 1) Zager & Evans – In The Year 2525 Kingfish – Hypnotize The Band – The Weight Sea Level – That's Your Secret The Left Banke – Walk Away Renée Bob Seger – Nine Tonight James Tayloe – Something In The Way She Moves The Faith Band – Touchy Situation David & David – Welcome To The Boomtown Crosby, Stills & Nash – Wooden Ships Rush – Analog Kid Fleetwood Mac – Fleetwood Mac Martin Carthy – Sweet Wivelsfield Steeleye Span – Bloody Men (2 CDs) Talk Talk – Spirit Of Eden Bruce Springsteen – Magic Richard Thompson – Mock Tudor Siouxsie & The Banshees – Superstition Maddy Prior – Lionhearts Roger McGuinn – CCD The Waterboys – Dream Harder The Beatles – Help! } John Lennon – Wonsaponatime } Ringo Starr – Ringo } see what i did there? George Harrison – Cloud Nine } Paul McCartney – Driving Rain } Dead Can Dance – Into The Labyrinth Flash And The Pan – Flash And The Pan Chicago – Chicago V Various Artists – Common Ground Altan – Harvest Storm Lindisfarne – Fog On The Tyne Zap Mama – Amazone Fairport Convention – Off The Desk 2020 Strawbs – A Choice Collection Of Strawbs Graham Nash – Songs For Beginners Rory Gallagher – Fresh Evidence Various Artists – Step Right Up! Bob Dylan – Love And Theft Jennifer Warnes – Famous Blue Raincoat The Cure – Greatest Hits Tomita – The Ravel Album Peter Hammill – Incoherence Patty Griffin – Silver Bell Joan Osborne – Songs Of Bob Dylan Bruce Guthro – Celtic Crossing The Thompson Twins – Hold Me Now (2 CDs) Keane – Perfect Symmetry Sandy Denny – The Northstar Grassman and The Ravens

KSHE Klassics Show, Oct. 17Th, 2021

1. As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address. This week, according to https://whatismyipaddress.com/ i was listening from somewhere in New York City again. 
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3.  Quotation of the week: Evelyn Waugh: Aesthetic value is often the by-product of the artist striving to do something else. 
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5.  You may well remember that the first two editions of The Klassics Show i was able to listen to after my returm from London (Ontario) were, shall i say, underwhelming. Not bad, but definitely unexceptional. However, last week earned a grade of A+ and i'm very pleased to give an A+ to this week's show as well. If this is a trend, long may it continue! 
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7.  Billy Joel – I've Loved These Days 
8. The Fabulous Poodles – Roll Your Own 
9. Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Lend Your Love To Me Tonight 
10. The J. Geils Band – Love Stinks 
11. John Mayall – Room To Move 
12. Shoot – Sepia Sister 
13. Allan Clarke – Slipstream 
14. Cat Stevens – Sitting 
15. The Jimi Hendrix Experience – If 6 Was 9 
16. Eric Clapton – Let It Grow 
17. Point Blank – Mean To Your Queenie 
18. Bob Dylan – Subterranean Homesick Blues 
19. Blues Image – Ride Captain Ride 
20. Lighthouse – One Fine Morning 
21. Loggins & Messina – Pretty Princess 
22. The Sutherland Brothers & Quiver – Real Love 
23. U2 – In God's Country 
24. The Electric Light Orchestra – Mr Blue Sky 
25. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Letting You Go 
26. Jonathan Edwards – Shanty 
27. Louise Goffin – Kid Blue (Carole King's daughter) 
28. The Greg Kihn Band – Remember 
29. Chicago – (I've Been) Searchin' So Long 
30. Man – Kerosene 
31. Trooper – Knock 'Em Dead Kid 
32. Joe Walsh – A Life Of Illusion 
33. Bryan Adams – One Night Love Affair 
34. Nite City – Nite City 
35. Bad Company – No Smoke Without A Fire 
36. Journey – La Raza Del Sol 
37. Nektar – Remember The Future 
38. The Yardbirds – Shapes Of Things 
39. Russ Ballard – Rene Didn't Do It 
40. The Guess Who – Share The Land 
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42.  You'd think that with all the time i've had off recently, my personal playlists would be a lot lomger, but i'll spare you that: i've been busy elsewhere, watching DVDs and snoozing.... 
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44. Jack Bruce – Monkjack 
45. Capercaillie – Beautiful Wasteland 
46. Carole King & James Taylor – Live At The Troubador 
47. Eliza Carthy – Neptune 
48. The Super Super Blues Band -- The Super Super Blues Band 
49. Van Morrison – Tupelo Honey 
50. Kirsty MacColl – Tropical Brainstorm 
51. Sparks – Exotic Creatures Of The Deep 
52. Nanci Griffith – Post In My Window 
53. Rob Thomas – Something To Be 
54. Kate Rusby – Sleepless 
55. Saga – 10,000 Days 
56. Adele – 21 
57. David Gilmour – Live In Gdansk (2 CDs) 
58. Jethro Tull – Benefit 
59. Various Artists – Grandson Of “Morris On” 
60. The Albion Band – Along The Pilgrims Way 
61. Maddy Prior & June Tabor – No More To The Dance The Chieftains – 4 
62. Yes – Relayer 
63. Genesis – Duke 
64. Terje Rypdal – Waves 
65. Phil Collins – Dance Into The Light 
66. Lindisfarne – Roll On, Ruby 
67. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Into The Great Wide Open Joan Osborne – How Sweet It Is 
68. Bob Dylan – Modern Times (CD + DVD) 
69. Afro Celt Sound System – The Source 
70. Blondie – The Best Of Blondie 
71. Hothouse Flowers – Into Your Heart 
72. Nanci Griffith – Other Voices / Other Rooms 
73. Howard Jones – The 12” Album 
74. Runrig – In Search Of Angels. 
75. Joni Mitchell – The Hissing Of Summer Lawns 
76. Nik Kershaw – To Be Frank 
77. Jefferson Airplane – Bless Its Pointed Little Head 
78. The John Kirkpatrick Band – Force Of Habit 
79. Tangerine Dream – Phaedra

The KSHE Klassics Show, Oct. 10th, 2021

As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address. According to whatismyipaddress.com, this week i was listening from somwhere in New York City. Quotation of the week: Debbie Harry ~ "That was always what I felt was the beauty of Rock 'n' Roll, it was entertainment and showbiz yet it had the idea of the voice of the people, it had an essence to it which was socially motivated. Not that I want to change to world, you know? But it was sort of relevant to real life, it involved the real essence of poetry or the real essence of fine art. But it was also entertainment. That was the real vitality." Now that's more like it! After last week's mediocre installment and another first hour that was generally a waste, off we went into definite "A+" territory. Oh, sure, there was some crap -- John O'Banion (?!?) (he was very popular in Japan, apparently), Night Ranger and Ted Nugent, for instance, but there was also one of Dan Fogelberg's most heart-achingly beatiful songs plus faves by Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, Camel and Saga. John O'Banion -- Love Is Blind The Grateful Dead -- Playing In The Band Tantrum -- Rather Be Rockin' The Rolling Stones -- Rock And A Hard Place Krokus -- Screaming In The Night Night Ranger -- Sing Me Away The Fixx -- Stand Or Fall Crawler -- Stone Cold Sober Eric Clapton -- Tulsa Time Jackson Browne -- You Love The Thunder The Outlaws -- Freeborn Man Kayak -- Keep The Change The Clash -- London Calling The Moody Blues -- Legend Of A Mind Bob Dylan -- Maggie's Farm John Mellencamp -- Minutes To Memories Camel -- Who We Are Nazareth -- Razamanaz Dan Fogelberg -- Nether Lands Paul Collins Beat -- On The Highway Barclay James Harvest -- See Me See You Ted Nugent -- Free For All Budgie -- Sky High Percentage Tycoon -- Such A Woman Streets -- If Love Should Go Bachman-Turner Overdrive -- Blue Collar Deep Purple -- Kentucky Woman Joe Walsh -- Meadows Aldo Nova -- Monkey On Your Back Saga -- On The Loose Tommy Bolin -- Post Toastee Vinegar Joe -- Never Met A Dog Blind Faith -- The Presence Of The Lord Ambrosia -- Ready Scorpions -- Loving You Sunday Morning Status Quo -- Pictures Of Matchstick Men My personal playlist isn't especially lengthy, even though i remain off from my other job -- i've taken to watching a movie almost every afternoon. Kate Bush – The Sensual World Pat Benatar – Best Shots James Taylor – Covers Talk Talk – The Colour Of Spring Richard Thompson – Serpent's Tears Runrig – The Last Dance (3 CDs) Sparks – Propaganda Paul Simon – You're The One Peter Gabriel et al. -- Big Blue Ball Sharon Shannon – Each Little Thing Fairport Convention – Shuffle And Go Wolfscote – Turn The Glass Waterson : Carthy -- Waterson : Carthy Tim Renwick – Privateer Lindisfarne – Dingly Dell Ofra Harnoy – Silent Woods Outback – Baka Capercaillie – To The Moon The Beat – I Just Can't Stop It Joni Mitchell – Don Juan's Reckless Daughter Mark Knopfler – Shangri-La Van Morrison – Astral Weeks Paul Kantner / Jefferson Starship – Blows Against The Empire Eliza Gilkyson – 2020 Bob Dylan – Blood On The Tracks Roxy Music – The Best Of Roxy Music Adele – 21 The Sugar Cubes – Life's Too Good Dead Can Dance – In Concert Jane Siberry – City Loreena McKennitt – The Visit Various Artists – Africa Rising Enya – Paint The Sky With Stars: The Best Of Enya Franz Ferdinand – Franz Ferdinand John Fogerty – Premonition

KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, Oct. 3rd, 2021

As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address. According to whatismyipaddress.com, this week i was listening from Staten Island, New York. 

Quotation Of The Week: Claude Debussy ~ Listen to no one's advice except that of the wind in the trees. That can recount the whole history of mankind. 

Today's was the first edition of The Klassics Show i'd been able to listen to in a month (long story) and i'm afraid i have to call it a major disappointment, The inclusion of a song by Dan Fogelberg automatically means a grade of A+ but honestly, without that the show may just – just -- have scraped by with a C. And it wasn't even one of Dan's better songs! 

 Most of the first hour was pretty much a waste of time, starting with dreadful songs by Ray Manzarek and Rod Stewart and then Eric Clapton reminding us how much he'd forgotten about how to rock and roll. The James Gang's song was pretty good but then, finally, some real music with Thin Lizzy plus the much-loved Phasors On Stun. 

Things didn't improve much, although there was great music by Bob Seger, Deep Purple, Billy Joel , Marillion and Brownsville Station amd, well, that's about it. Even artists i normally love were represented by inferior songs and that's about it. 

Here's a picture of where i spent most of September. 

 

Ray Manzarek – Bicentennial Blues 

Rod Stewart – Foolish Behaviour 

Joe Walsh – Country Fair 

Eric Clapton – I've Got A Rock 'N' Roll Heart 

Manassas – It Doesn't Matter 

John Mellencamp – Justice And Independence '85 

The Hollies – Magic Woman Touch 

The James Gang – Midnight Man 

Stevie Nicks w. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Needles And             Pins 

Thin Lizzy – Old Flame 

FM – Phasors On Stun 

Santana – Dance Sister Dance 

Queen – Dragon Attack 

Z.Z. Top – Party On The Patio 

Deep Purple – Lazy 

Rod Stewart – Oh, No, Not My Baby 

Uriah Heep – That's The Way That It Is 

Ron Wood – I Can Feel The Fire 

Dan Fogelberg – Love Gone By 

Blackjack – Heart Of Stone 

The Bob Seger System – Ramblin' Gamblin' Man 

Axe – Rock 'N' Roll Party In The Streets 

Bob Dylan – Shelter From The Storm 

Off Broadway – Stay In Time 

Billy Joel – The Ballad Of Billy The Kid 

The Alan Parsons Project – Time 

The Grateful Dead – St Stephen 

Crosby, Stills & Nash – Too Much Love To Hide 

Triumph – Young Enough To Cry 

The Pousette-Dart Band – What Can I Say 

The Doors – Waiting For The Sun 

The Doobie Brothers – You Belong To Me

 Michael Bolton – Fools Game 

Supertramp – Downstream 

The Blue Oyster Cult – Black Blade 

38 Special – If I'd Been The One 

Marillion – Kayleigh 

Widowmaker – Leave The Kids Alone 

Brownsville Station – The Martian Boogie 

The Rolling Stones – Mixed Emotions 

Honeymoon Suite – New Girl Now 

Les Dudek – Old Judge Jones 

Steely Dan – Chain Lightning 

My personal playlist was a short one this time – i simply wasn't here: 

 Enya – Shepherd Moons 

Kate Rusby – Hand Me Down 

Flash & The Pan – Flash & The Pan 

Paul Kantner / Jefferson Starship – Blows Against The Empire 

Tracy Chapman – Tracy Chapman 

 Afrocelt – Volume 3: Further In Time 

The Pretenders – Greatest Hits 

God Is An Astronaut – God Is An Astronaut 

Chris Leslie – Fiddle Back 

Fairport Convention – Who Knows Where The Time Goes? 

Jethro Tull – 20 Years Of Jethro Tull 

Dick Gaughan – The “Harvard” Tapes 

Eliza Carthy – Rough Music 

Marillion – With Friends From The Orchestra 

Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells II 

Ashley Hutchings – 5 

Robin Bullock – Green Fields: Celtic Music For Cittern And Guitar

KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, Aug. 29th, 2021

As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address. According to whatismyipaddress.com, i was listening from Staten Island, New York. (I still haven't sorted out my VPN woes: i listened using the Opera browser and its built-in VPN.) 

 Quotation Of The Week: Dick Cavett ~ "Music bypasses the brain and goes straight to the heart. I wish my life had more of it."

 I know, i know, i'm very late posting this. Uncharcteristically, there's been a lot going on in my life lately. It's a tough one to grade this week, dear reader. 

I'm torn between “B” and “B+”. There was some great music for sure but also a couple of awful tracks (Pavlov's Dog and the dreaded REO Schpeedwagon, of course), and the song by Lucifer's Friend was far too long at around thirteen minutes. 

The show's highlight for me was definitely the track by Mama's Pride – i love the double-lead-guitar playing at the end. There was also one of my favourite songs by The Little River Band and great tracks by Foreigner, J. Geils, Yes, Bob Dylan and Fleetwood Mac (featuring Christine McVie, the best vocalist they ever had IMHO). 

 Just a couple of comments. I still say that Celebrate Me Home is a Christmas song but Uman disagrees with me and plays it all year round. Well, he's the professional, all i know is what i hear. Also, i understand that the Derek & The Dominos album is highly regarded but i think it's a drug-fuelled mess.

 Kenny Loggins – Celebrate Me Home 

The Babys – Midnight Rendezvous 

UFO – Too Hot To Handle 

The Little River Band – Home On Monday 

Giant – See You In My Dreams 

Pavlov's Dog – Late November 

Jethro Tull – Bourėe 

Lou Reed – Sweet Jane (live) 

Spirit – Mr Skin 

Jefferson Starship – Love Too Good 

The J. Geils Band – Give It To Me 

Derek & The Dominos – Any Day 

Little Feat – Dixie Chicken 

Deep Purple – Child In Time 

Foreigner – Women 

Fleetwood Mac – Think About Me 

Journey – Topaz 

Yes – Don't Kill The Whale 

REO Speedwagon – That Ain't Love 

Loggins & Messina – Growin' 

Santana – Searchin' 

Lucifer's Friend – Sorrow 

Peter Frampton – I'm In You 

April Wine – Roller 

Mama's Pride – Can I Call You A Cab 

Jefferson Airplane – Lather 

Neil Young – Sugar Mountain 

Rick Derringer – Everything 

Bob Dylan – Just Like A Woman 

Supertramp – Fool's Overture 

Ian Matthews – Lonely Hunter 

Trapeze – Black Clouds 

The Band – Ophelia 

 

 

And here's my personal playlist:

 Elton John – Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 

Mr Fox – Join Us In Our Game 

Chris Foster – Outsiders 

Eliza Gilkyson – 2020 

Jann Arden – Jann Arden 

Various Artists – The Second British Invasion 

The Psychedelic Furs – Greatest Hits 

Al Stewart – The Year Of The Cat 

Steely Dan – Pretzel Logic 

Various Artists – What's Shakin' 

Fleetwood Mac – Fleetwood Mac 

Heart – Dreamboat Annie 

Peter Gabriel – So 

Rush – Retrospective II 

Brand X – Unorthodox Behaviour 

Bette Midler – The Divine Miss M. (deluxe edition) (2 CDs) 

Buffalo Tom – (Big Red Letter Day) 

Joan Osborne – Relish 

Joni Mitchell – Court And Spark 

Steve Earle – Guitar Town 

Tori Amos – Strange Little Girls 

Various Artists – A Tribute To Dan Fogelberg 

Rocket 88 – Rocket 88 

Genesis – Duke 

Vivaldi – Eleven Concertos 

Florence + The Machine – Ceremonials (2 CDs) 

Marillion – Fuck Everyone And Run 

Jethro Tull – Benefit 

The Who – Tommy 

Sly & The Family Stone – Stand! 

The Sutherland Brothers – When The Night Comes Down 

Laurie Anderson – Big Science 

Richard Thompson – The Old Kit Bag (2 CDs) 

Van Morrison – Tupelo Honey

KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, Aug. 22nd, 2021

As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address. Connecting was an adventure itself this week, though. (For “adventure” read friggin' hassle.) according to whatismyipaddress.com, i was listening from Vienna, Austria. (?!?) 

On the day before the show, my VPN started playing silly buggers: it was very slow to connect and then, when it did, the connection kept dropping. So i did what any normal geek would do, uninstalled it and re-downloaded it. That's when the fun began: the new installer wouldn't run. The error message said, make sure all previous versions have been removed and that your anti-virus isn't blocking the application from running, I spent a good part of the afternoon trying to sort this out, but to no avail. Even temporarily disabling anti-virus didn't work. The i remembered that the Opera browser comes with a built-in VPN, so i downloaded and installed it and after playing with it for a bit, set the VPN for the Americas and wound up in Austria! So i haven't completely worked Opera out yet but at least i was able to listen, and that's the main thing. But now i'm seriously considering re-installing Windows altogether.... 

Quotation Of The Week: Joseph Campbell ~ Computers are like Old Testament Gods: lots of rules and no mercy. 

 I'm afraid i can't really grade this week's program higher than a B. There was nothing wrong with it – and there was nothing that annoyed me – but there was not much music that i would call great. Without a doubt the highlight of the show for me was the song by Yes – which i didn't know until today was an anti-war (Vietnam?) protest song. Other highlights included Pete Townshend (KSHE's website showed that they were playing Meat Loaf at the time and i am ever so glad they were wrong!), Brave Belt and Heart. As i said, a lot to like but not a lot to love. Here's Vienna, and the playlist: 

 Santana – Hope You're Feeling Better 

April Wine – Shotdown 

Bad Company – Holy Water 

Dave Mason – Every Woman 

Kansas – Two Cents' Worth 

Fleetwood Mac – Bare Trees 

Supertramp – Oh Darling 

Jackson Browne – In The Shape Of A Heart 

The Guess Who – Albert Flasher 

Pete Townshend – Give Blood 

Steely Dan – The Royal Scam 

Stephen Stills – Love The One You're With 

The Doobie Brothers – South City Midnight Lady 

Brave Belt – Another Way Out 

Todd Rundgren – A Real Man 

Triumvirat – Dimplicity / Last Dance 

The Marshall Tucker Band – Windy City Blues 

Styx – This Old Man 

Triumph – I Live For The Weekend 

Yes – Yours Is No Disgrace 

Electric Light Orchestra – So Fine / Livin' Thing 

Heart – Dreamboat Annie 

Rush – Test For Echo 

Elton John – Grey Seal 

Nazareth – Shanghai'd In Shanghai 

Giant – See You In My Dreams 

The Grateful Dead – Not Fade Away / Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad 

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Everybody I Love You 

Journey – Still They Ride 

Prism – Julie 

Robin Trower – Little Bit Of Sympathy 

Wings – Venus And Mars / Rock Show 

Stevie Nicks – Bella Donna 

Phil Collins – Only You Know And I Know 

John Mellencamp – Ain't Even Done With The Night 

A very short personal playlist from me this week, I've been busy: 

Gregson & Collister – The Last Word 

Dick Gaughan – Redwood Cathedral 

The Alan Parsons Project – I, Robot 

Nanci Griffith – There's A Light Beyond These Woods 

Walsyngham Way -- Walsyngham Way 

1651 – Cast A Bell 

John Hiatt – Walk On 

Kathy Mattea – A Collection Of Hits 

The Doobie Brothers – Toulouse Street 

Curved Air – Second Album 

The Mahavishnu Orchestra – Birds Of Fire 

Genesis – Foxtrot 

Eliza Gilkyson – Lost And Found 

The Allman Brothers Band – Eat A Peach (2 CDs) 

Susanna Hoffs – Susanna Hoffs 

The Moody Blues – Greatest Hits 

God Is An Astronaut – All Is Violent, All Is Bright 

Roger Waters – Amused To Death 

David Gilmour – About Face 

Steve Earle – El Corazón 

Rita Coolidge – The Best Of Rita Coolidge 

Howard Jones – The 12” Album 

Jane Siberry – The Walking 

Jeff Beck Group – Jeff Beck Group 

Joe Bonamassa – Driving Towards The Daylight 

SRC – SRC 

Paul Simon – Surprise 

Fairport Convention – Nine

KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, Aug. 15th, 2021

As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address, and this week, according to whatismyipaddress.com, i was listening from Atlanta, Georgia.

Quotation Of The Week: Sheryl Crow ~ If it makes you happy, it can't be that bad.

This week's post is dedicated to the memory of a singer who has probably never been played on KSHE, country-folk artist Nanci Griffith, who died last week at 68. I can't say that i was a huge fan but some of her songs touched me on a very visceral level. R.I.P., Nanci. (There's a pic of her down there. A sweet looking woman.)

Anyhoo. Today's program. It came very close to a grade of “A+” but three songs torpedoed it. REO friggin' Speedwagon, a band that remains very popular in St Louis and show up regularly on the show but are tremendously disliked by me (and most rock music fans in Canada, i believe); Harry friggin' Chapin, whose miserable, self-pitying whiny songs are fingernails on a chalk board to me, and St Louis natives Pavlov's Dog. Their lead singer, David Surkamp, has one of the worst voices i've ever heard. Execrable schtuff.

So, i'm grading it an “A-.” There was definitely a whole shedload full of wonderful music. I think that my personal favourite was the song by Kayak – not because it's a brilliant piece of work, but because it was such a delightful surprise. Otherwise, there were definite works of brilliance by Van Morrison, Genesis, Electric Light Orchestra, The Cars and on and on.

Van Morrison – Moondance

Bob Seger – Turn On Your Love Light

Steely Dan – Dirty Work

Yes – Rhythm Of Love

String Driven Thing – Josephine

The Moody Blues – You And Me

Neil Young & The Bluenotes – This Note's For You

Joe Walsh – Turn To Stone

The Babys – Love Don't Prove I'm Right

Kayak – I Want You To Be Mine

Genesis – Follow You, Follow Me

Jethro Tull – Living In The Past

Electric Light Orchestra – Turn To Stone

Supertramp – Another Man's Woman

Eddie Money – I Wanna Go Back

The Police – When The World Is Running Down

Black Oak Arkansas – Hot And Nasty

The Kinks – Apeman

REO Speedwagon – I Don't Wanna Know

Loggins & Messina – House At Pooh Corner

Slade – How Can It Be

Billy Joel – An Innocent Man

Harry Chapin – I Wanna Learn A Love Song

38 Special – Back Where You Belong

Loverboy – Queen Of The Broken Hearts

Sammy Hagar – Crack In The World

The Jimi Hendrix Experience – The Wind Cries Mary

Roger Daltrey – Free Me

Heart – White Lightning And Wine

The Cars – Tonight She Comes

Poco – Good Feelin' To Know

Triumph – I Can Survive

Pretenders – Back On The Chain Gang

The Who – Overture / It's A Boy

Eric Clapton – See What Love Can Do

Lou Reed – Sweet Jane (live)

Alotta Haynes Jeremiah – Lake Shore Drive

Pavlov's Dog – Julia

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – Carry On / Questions

Normie Rowe – Need Your Lovin' Tonight

The Marshall Tucker Band – I'll Be Loving You

My personal playlist is quite a short one this week, which may be surprising as i had an extra day off but may not be as there were four double albums. Here 'tis:

Patty Griffin – Silver Bell

James Taylor – Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon

Mama's Pride – Uptown And Lowdown

Blodwyn Pig – Getting To This

Various Artists – City Of Angels

Wolfscote – Turn The Glass

The Nice – The Swedish Radio Sessions

Sweet – The Best Of Sweet

Electric Light Orchestra – Out Of The Blue

Fairport Convention – The Five Seasons

Donovan – A Gift From A Flower To A Garden (2 CDs)

God Is An Astronaut -- God Is An Astronaut

Marillion – Anoraknophobia (2 CDs)

Dengue Fever – Cannibal Courtship

Martin Carthy – Sweet Wivelsfield

Spandau Ballet – Gold: The Best Of Spandau Ballet

God Is An Astronaut – All Is Violent, All Is Bright

Neverending White Lights – Act 1: Goodbye Friends Of The Heavenly Bodies

Caro Emerald – Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor

Stevie Wonder – The Definitive Collection

Dan Fogelberg – Nether Lands

Bob Seger – Smokin' O.P.'s

Nanci Griffith – Other Voices, Too (A Trip Back To Bountiful)

Marillion – Misplaced Childhood (2 CDs)

Laurie Anderson – Mister Heartbreak

The Johnstons – The Barley Corn

Sheryl Crow – Live At The Ryman (2 CDs)

Talking Heads – Fear Of Music

Nanci Griffith – The MCA Years: A Retrospective

KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, Aug. 8th, 2021

As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address, and this week, according to whatismyipaddress.com, i was listening from – wait for it – St Louis, Missouri! I've been there in real life, of course, but i've never listened from there before.... 

Quotation Of The Week: Chet Baker: It takes a pretty good drummer to be better than no drummer at all.

It was an excellent program this morning, kids, and probably would have earned a grade of A+ even without the appearance of Rory Gallagher and Mama's Pride (back to back, no less). Unfortunately i had a network failure and missed the last two songs altogether, but it wasn't a great loss, i think.

OK, it may have included the worst songs The Rolling Stones and Chicago ever inflicted upon us, but it also had some of the best of Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel, The Kinks, Rod Stewart and Genesis, plus the long – and hilarious! -- version of Arlo's Motorcycle Song. As usual, the show was highlight of my week.

Educational, too. For instance, i learned today that John Lennon hated Bob Dylan's “born-again” period and wrote Serve Yourself in response to Gotta Serve Somebody, and that Elton John played on the Jackson Browne song, credited as “Rockaday Johnny”. (Another Bob Dylan reference there!)

Anyway, here's the playlist, and a photograph of our host, John Ulett:

   

Yes – Leave It

Bob Dylan – Gotta Serve Somebody

Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Hoedown

The Rolling Stones – Send It To Me

Robin Trower – Somebody Calling

Batdorf & Rodney – Life Is You

Jackson Browne – Redneck Friend

Fleetwood Mac – World Turning

Billy Joel – New York State Of Mind

Rare Earth – Born To Wander

The Little River Band – Every Day Of My Life

The Outlaws – There Goes Another Love Song

The Kinks – Sunny Afternoon

Paul McCartney – Beware My Love

Steely Dan – King Of The World

Rod Stewart – Mandolin Wind

America – Only In Your Heart

The Marshall Tucker Band – Fire On The Mountain

Prism – Virginia

Country Joe MacDonald – Hold On It's Coming

Chicago – Alive Again

The Moody Blues – Go Now!

Climax Blues Band – I Love You

UFO – Cherry

Joe Walsh – Welcome To The Club

Joe Cocker – Delta Lady

Heartsfield – Lost Love

Santana – Aquamarine

Triumvirat – Spartacus

Jimmie Spheeris – The Nest

Arlo Guthrie – Motorcycle Song

Rory Gallagher – I Take What I Want

Mama's Pride – Maybe

Genesis – Firth Of Fifth

Foghat – Honey Hush

The Grateful Dead – Truckin'

Journey – Ask The Lonely

The Steve Gibbons Band – Speed Kills

I had a few extra days off this week which would normally mean a massive huge personal playlist, but i was also out of town one day and there were a few multiple disc sets and two DVDs so it's kinda manageable:

Fleetwood Mac – The Chain (4 CDs)

Be+Bop Deluxe – Electrical Language

Kate & Anna McGarrigle – Love Over And Over

Jan Akkermann – Tabernakel

10 c.c. -- The Original Soundtrack

The Doobie Brothers – What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits

The Moody Blues – Gold (2 CDs)

Pink – Greatest Hits ... So Far!!!

Chris Leslie – Fiddle Back

Mark Knopfler – Shangri-La

Dave Pegg – The Cocktail Cowboy Goes It Alone

The Kinks – Sleepwalker

Zaz – Recto Verso

Laurie Anderson – Mister Heartbreak

Van der Graaf Generator – The Least We Can Do Is Wave To Each Other

Oysterband – Granite Years: Best Of, 1986-'97 (2 CDs)

Billy Connolly – Live In New York (DVD)

Quicksilver Messenger Service – Happy Trails

Free – Fire And Water

Planxty – Cold Blow And The Rainy Night

Elbow – Little Fictions

French Frith Kaiser Thompson – Live Love Larf Loaf

Survivor – Vital Signs

The Tragically Hip – Now For Plan A

Fleetwood Mac – Live (2 CDs)

God Is An Astronaut -- God Is An Astronaut

Rhiannon Giddens – Freedom Highway

Fairport Convention – Off The Desk 2020

The Doobie Brothers – Minute By Minute

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity – Open

Amazing Blondel – England

Dixie Chicks – Fly

Dan Fogelberg – Live: Greetings From The West (DVD)

Jack Bruce – Somethinels

Zaz – Sans Tsu Tsou

Cocteau Twins – Heaven Or Las Vegas

Roxy Music – The Early Years

 

KSHE KLASSICS SHOW, Aug. 1st, 2021

 As you may or may not know, i live in Canada, and for some reason KSHE doesn't stream their audio to here. I have to connect via a VPN in order to spoof an American address, and this week, according to whatismyipaddress.com, i was listening from Clifton, New Jersey.

Quotation Of The Week: Ray Davies ~ He just spends his life living in a rock'n' roll fantasy.

There are many things in this life that i don't understand. String Theory is one; how some of the people where i work manage to keep their jobs is another. Why REO Speedwagon is so popular in St. Lou is a third. But why, oh why, when there are so many fantastic songs by The Eagles, did Uman play one of their mostest blandest songs today​? Just baffling.

Otherwise, though, it wasn't bad and scores an “A”. The grade would have been lower if not for Mama's Pride (and one of their best songs), thanks to the inclusion of the dreadful REO and Ted Nugent.

Highlights for me were Billy Joel, Genesis, The Byrds, Loggins & Messina, Jon & Vangelis and Rod Stewart when he was still relevant and not a bloated wealthy pop star.

Black Oak Arkansas – Uncle Elijiah

Billy Joel – Streetlife Serenader

Trevor Rabin – Finding Me A Way Back Home

The Doobie Brothers – Livin' On The Fault Line

Eagles – Wasted Time

Michael Martin Murphey – Carolina In The Pines

Genesis – Like It Or Not

Atlanta Rhythm Section – Another Man's Woman

The Byrds – So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star

Climax Blues Band – Reaching Out

Ted Nugent – Workin' Hard, Playin' Hard

The Who – Boris The Spider

Snail – The Joker

REO Speedwagon – Take Me

Rush – Nobody's Hero

Nazareth – Miss Misery

Santana – Europa (Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile)

The Moody Blues – The Voice

Survivor – Summer Nights

Todd Rundgren – Just One Victory

Loggins & Messina – Vahevala

Fleetwood Mac – Blue Letter

Mama's Pride – Ol' St Lou

Jon & Vangelis – I Hear You Now

Rod Stewart – Cut Across Shorty

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers – Finding Out

Supertramp – Poor Boy

The James Gang – Alexis

April Wine – Tonight

Kansas – Icarus (Borne On Wings Of Steel)

Traffic – John Barleycorn Must Die

Def Leppard – Rock Brigade

38 Special – Chain Lightnin

Dave Mason – We Just Disagree

Rainbow – Long Live Rock And Roll

Andy Pratt – Avenging Annie

My personal playlist this week could have been a lot longer as i had three days off instead of the usual one (although on one of them i was out of town all day). Three double albums reined it in a bit, too, but it's still kinda lengthy:

Susanna Hoffs – Susanna Hoffs

Eliza Gilkyson – 2020

A Fine Frenzy – One Cell In The Sea

Pink Floyd – The Early Singles

Jimi Hendrix – Rainbow Bridge

Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe -- Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe

Howard Jones – In The Running

Fish – Weltschmerz (2 CDs)

Genesis – Three Sides Live (2 CDs)

Dead Can Dance – In Concert

The Beatles – Love

10,000 Maniacs – In My Tribe

Various Artists – Shining Bright: The Songs Of Lal & Mike Waterson

Sparks – Lil' Beethoven

Laurie Anderson – Home Of The Brave

Hothouse Flowers – Born

The Butterfield Blues Band – East-West

Eliza Carthy – Anglicana

Patty Griffin – Silver Bell

Rory Gallagher – Take It Easy Baby

The Law – The Law

The Kinks – Come Dancing: The Best Of The Kinks 1977-1986

Colin James – National Steel

10 c.c. -- The Original Soundtrack

Beryl Davis – I'll Be Seeing You

Howard Jones – The 12” Album

Various Artists – Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration

The Beatles – With The Beatles

Richard Thompson – Mock Tudor

Wizzard – Wizzard Brew

June Tabor – At The Wood's Heart

Renaissance – Azure D'Or

Siouxsie And The Banshees – A Kiss In The Dreamhouse

The Fabulous Thunderbirds – Tuff Enuff

Happy Rhodes – Equipoise

Hot Tuna – Burgers

The Allman Brothers Band – Eat A Peach (2 CDs)