KSHE Klassics, June 4th 2017

Quotation du jour ~ Justin Trudeau: Connecting with Canadians isn't about what you say, it's about what you're listening to. It's about what you understand.

Nothing much to say about this one -- the usual mix of fabulous classic rock and obscure classic rock (most of it very good) and my morning was almost completely undisturbed by technical problems. My browser seemed a little sluggish -- many pages were slow to load and sometimes the opening of them interrupted KSHE's audio stream -- but i probably need to clear its cache.

Steely Dan -- Aja
Grinderswitch -- Pickin' The Blues
Spooky Tooth -- Cotton Growin' Man
Yes -- Going For The One
Andy Pratt -- Avenging Annie
Bruce Springsteen -- 10th Avenue Freeze Out
Supertramp -- Sister Moonshine
Eric Clapton -- Motherless Children
April Wine -- Roller
Fleetwood Mac -- She's Changing Me
Blue Oyster Cult -- In Thee
Bob Dylan -- Tangled Up In Blue
Tycoon -- Such A Woman
Shooting Star -- Bring It On
Lighthouse -- One Fine Morning
George Harrison -- This Song
Badfinger -- Perfection
The Michael Stanley Band -- Last Night
Ozark Nountain Daredevils -- Spaceship Orion
The Doobie Brothers -- Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me)
Ten Years After -- I'd Love To Change The World
Santana -- Open Invitation
The James Gang -- Alexis
The Jeff Beck Group -- I Ain't Superstitious
Ambrosia -- Nice, Nice, Very Nice
Chilliwack -- Baby Blue
Dave Mason -- Only You Know And I Know
Hydra -- Feel Like Running
Uriah Heep -- Look At Yourself
Headstone -- Turn Your Head
Trooper -- Round Round We Go
Ronnie Montrose -- Town Without Pity
Traffic -- Empty Pages
Rod Stewart -- Every Picture Tells A Story
Lake -- Angel In Disguise
Bandit -- Visions Of You

And my own personal playlist:

Caro Emerald – The Shocking Miss Emerald (twice)
Various Artists – Folk And More, Vol. 13
Ashley Hutchings – By Gloucester Docks I Sat Down And Wept
Peter Gabriel – Passion
The Albion Band – The Vice Of The People
Chickenfoot – Chickenfoot
Talking Heads – The Best Of Talking Heads
Sheryl Crow – By Myself
Genesis – Abacab
Peter Hammill – Singularity
Runrig – The Story
Al Stewart – The Year Of The Cat
Portishead – Dummy
Pink Floyd – The Division Bell
The Move – Shazam!
Roger McGuinn – Roger McGuinn
The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour
Jethro Tull – Aqualung
Jan Akkerman – Tabernakel
Dusty Springfield – Dusty In Memphis
Maddy Prior & Tim Hart – Summer Solstice
Focus – Focus 3
James – Whiplash
Peter Hammill – Skin
Renaissance – Scheherazade And Other Stories
Jeff Beck – Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop
Dan Fogelberg – Live At Carnegie Hall
Rory Gallagher – Top Priority
Steeleye Span – Rocket Cottage

Not The KSHE Klassics Show, May 28th

Quotation du jour ~ Jane Siberry: should the universe bring / the song to your ears / and you give it a spin / and it makes people stop / and say hey who was that? / say a sparrow started it / with a strand of grass.

There was no Klassics Show on KSHE yesterday. It's Memorial Day weekend in the States and they were doing a weekend-long top 500 countdown, but i went through such a hassle to learn that, i thought i'd share my pain.

A few minutes before nine, i tried to connect to the audio stream. Nuffink. Tried again. Nada. Reloaded the page. Zilch.

My primary browser is Vivaldi. I tried to connect using my secondary browser, Avast's Safe Zone. Rien, encore. But then i remembered that i also have a third browser, Microsoft's Edge, but trying to connect using that was hampered somewhat by the fact that i was unable to open the damn thing.

A few days ago i installed an ad blocker in Vivaldi, i wondered if that might be creating the problem, so back i went to Vivaldi and disabled the ad blocker for KSHE. In a word, nope.

By now it was gone 9:30 and i supposed that i had missed a good half hour's worth of brilliant classic rock and that my week was pretty much ruined, and i was tearing my hair out in frustration.

I eventually solved it, though. I have said that KSHE doesn't stream their audio to Canada and that i need to connect via a VPN, which tells them that i am somewhere in New Jersey. I hadn't turned the VPN on! Duh!!! So i did and that's when i discovered that there was no Klassics Show. And i spent the morning listening to Radio Paradise and at least i got to hear my new favourite singer, Caro Emerald. And look, here she is.

And as i can't post a KSHE playlist, here's what i listened to this week, because i know you're fascinated:

Paul Simon – Graceland
James Taylor – Sweet Baby James
Terje Rypdal – Descendre
Björk – Post
Rory Gallagher – Stage Struck
Kate Bush – The Dreaming
Marillion – Holidays In Eden
Sparks – Kimono My House
King Crimson – Starless And Bible Black
Richard Thompson – More Guitar
Sky – The Great Balloon Race
Jeff Beck – Official Bootleg U.S.A. '06
Johnny Clegg And Juluka – A Johnny Clegg And Juluka Collection
Peter Hammill – In Camera
Bob Dylan – Bringing It All Back Home
Various Artists – Folk And More, Vol 12
Ten Years After – Undead
Billy Talent – III
Ashley Hutchings – By Gloucester Docks I Sat Down And Wept
Dan Fogelberg – Live At Carnegie Hall
Steve Reich – Different Trains / Electric Counterpoint
Saga – Silent Knight
Bonnie Raitt – Luck Of The Draw
Ray Davies – Americana
Yes – The Yes Album
The Beatles – A Hard Day's Night
Seether – Poison The Parish
Rick Wakeman – The Six Wives Of Henry VIII
Paula Cole – This Bright Red Feeling
Caro Emerald – Emerald Island
Mike Batt – Tarot Suite
Tyrannosaurus Rex – A Beard Of Stars
Roxy Music – The Avalon Tapes

Kiss vs Ariana Grande

I can't stand KISS. I think that they are one of the worst rock bands of all time. If one of their "songs" comes on the radio, i change the station.

Ariana Grande's music, on the other hand, is completely unknown to me: i'm a long, long (long!) way from being her target audience.

I won't need to remind anyone of the horrific bombing in Manchester on Monday. Ms Grande herself was devastated and flew home -- i can't begin to imagine the emotional pain she was suffering, poor girl.

Now, read these snippets published yesterday:

'NEW YORK (AP) — Ariana Grande has vowed to return to Manchester, England, to give a concert to raise money for the victims of Monday’s deadly bombing at her show there.

'In a statement on Friday, the pop star says “we won’t let hate win” and offered to “extend my hand and heart and everything I possibly can give to you and yours.”

'“Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before.”'

And this:

'MANCHESTER, England (AP) — KISS has canceled its show at the arena where deadly terrorist attacks occurred at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, earlier this week.

'Live Nation announced Friday that the rock group’s May 30 concert at Manchester Arena will not take place. Band members Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Eric Singer and Tommy Thayer said in a statement that they “are heartbroken by the atrocity committed against the innocent victims of Manchester.”

'The bombing on Monday night claimed the lives of 22 people, many of them teenagers and their parents. Refunds for the KISS show will be granted to all ticketholders at the point of purchase.

'The band said its “thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of those affected and all the people of Manchester at this difficult time.”'

KISS, you spiritless fucking cowards, i can't imagine why you have any fans but apparently you do, but it seems you don't care enough about the ones in the Manchester area to go there and put on a show that might help them through this "difficult time" as you put it.

I recall the example of my favourite guitarist Rory Gallagher who, during "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland in the seventies, was one of the few performers who would tour there regularly. He did it for the fans, as a way to brighten their lives.

Well done Ariana Grande! I may even go to YouTube and check out your music. Bless you.

The KSHE Klassics Show, May 21st, 2017

Quotation du jour ~ Bob Dylan: The radio makes hideous sounds. 

(For a Nobel Prize winner, Mr Dylan sure has said some dumb shit: today's show was excellent.)

I said two weeks ago that i would be unable to post the playlist for last week, because last Sunday was Mother's Day -- the busiest day of the year in my business -- and i had to work. I was able to listen for about an hour, on my 'phone, but it's such a noisy place it was hardly worth the effort. Or the data. (My work's wi-fi is utter crap and i couldn't connect to the network. I wound up using almost half of my month's data allowance.) (Apparently none of my tech-savvy manglement team knows how to re-boot a router!) I certainly couldn't create a playlist -- although Uman did play Dan Fogelberg's "As The Raven Flies," which made me wish i was at home with a beer and a sausage samwidge. I can't even remember anything else he played.

But here's what he played today:

Russ Ballard -- Rene Didn't Do It

Oh, look, there's Russ Ballard himself. A fairly recent pic, i think. He was the singer in Argent and wrote one of the most dire songs ever, "God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You" -- i find that most songs written since about 1971 that have the expression "rock 'n' roll" in their titles, have little relation to the genre.

Nantucket -- California
Steve Hackett -- Narnia
Emerson, Lake & Palmer -- From The Beginning
Dickie Betts -- Hand Picked
Chicago -- 25 Or 6 To 4 (live)
The Firm -- Radioactive
Strawbs -- Keep On Trying
Badfinger -- No Matter What
Bruce Springsteen -- Kitty's Back
Journey -- The Girl Can't Help It
Spirit -- Nature's Way
Ambrosia -- Life Beyond L.A.
The Hooters -- All You Zombies
Point Blank -- Nicole
The Animals -- It's My Life
Electric Light Orchestra -- Ma-Ma-Ma Belle
Mistress -- China Lake
Dave Mason -- Let It Go, Let It Flow
Dan Fogelberg -- Part Of The Plan
The Moody Blues -- The Story In Your Eyes
Roxy Music -- Love Is The Drug
The Steve Miller Band -- Space Cowboy
UFO -- Only You Can Rock Me
Genesis -- Eleventh Earl Of Mar
The Stabilizers -- One Simple Thing
Yes -- Time And A Word
Graham Parker -- White Honey
Pat Travers -- Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights)
Supertramp -- Crime Of The Century
Jerry Garcia -- Sugaree
Mama's Pride -- Merry-Go-Round
Santana -- Samba Pa Ti
Rory Gallagher -- Brute Force And Ignorance
Heartsfield -- Racin' The Sun

And my own playlist for this week:

Ray Davies – Americana
Robin Trower – Day Of The Eagle
Rory Gallagher – Top Priority
Paula Cole – This Bright Red Feeling
Kate Bush – 50 Words For Snow
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Axis: Bold As Love
Chuck Berry – The Great Twenty-Eight
Mike Oldfield – Ommadawn
Caro Emerald – Emerald Island
Florence + The Machine – Lungs
Mark Hollis – Mark Hollis
Saga – Images At Twilight
David Bowie – Hunky Dory
Brian Plummer – No Questions
The Kinks – Everybody's In Show-Biz
Sheryl Crow – Be Myself
Laurie Anderson – Bright Red
The Yardbirds – Greatest Hits
The Who – Odds & Sods
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Bayou Country
The Allman Brothers Band – Beginnings
Home – The Alchemist
Lucinda Williams – Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
The Beatles – Beatles For Sale
Arkells – Jackson Square
Dan Fogelberg – The Wild Places
Runrig – The Big Wheel
Figgy Duff – A Retrospective 1974-1993
Caro Emerald – In Concert (DVD)
Ashley Hutchings – 5
Propaganda – A Secret Wish
Jane Siberry – Ulysses' Purse
Procol Harum – Home
Max Webster – High Class In Borrowed Shoes

KSHE Klassics, May 7th, 2017

Quotation du jour: Ralph Waldo Emerson ~ Happy is the hearing man; unhappy the speaking man.

As my regular reader will have noticed, i did not post the playlist last week. Tech problems again, but for once, they weren't local. KSHE's audio stream must have been down -- i couldn't open it with my laptop, phone or iPad. It was fine the next day: i was able to listen to The Rock Magazine with no difficulty. So i don't know what happened on Sunday, it was very disappointing. I listened to Radio Paradise for most of the morning instead and heard some darned good music but it wasn't the same....

Radio Paradise, as you may or may not know, is commercial free and listener supported, and i am now a supporter. I have -- what's the word i'm looking for? Not "donated," they're not a charity. I have given them money once or twice but have just made arrangements to give them a monthly, um, er, support-type payment. I won't say how much -- not a lot but over the course of a year it should help. I felt i had to -- after all, they did, among other things, introduce me to my current musical obsession, Caro Emerald (www.caroemerald.com).Oh, look, here's Caro:

On to this morning's program.

My router died yesterday and my laptop crashed twice before the show began -- the usual netio.sys failure -- but apart from a browser crash a few minutes into the show, which was easily fixed, i was able to listen uninterrupted and it really is the highlight of my week -- especially as work has become so depressing and i've virtually stopped going out for a beer at the end of my shift there. Not that i've become abstemious or anyfink -- god no -- but really, the only pub i want to go to, Bentley's, is a twenty-minute walk and the weather has just been so cold and rainy....

Oh, and i should warn you in advance: i won't be able to post a playlist next week. Next Sunday is Mother's Day, the busiest day of the year in the food poisoning industry, and i'll be working. I'll try to listen to at least some of the show on my phone, but i won't be able to compile a playlist.

Here's today's, and here's Heartsfield, a scruffy looking bunch:

Heartsfield -- House Of Living
Billy Joel -- Root Beer Rag
Beat -- Don't Wait Up For Me Tonight
Aerosmith -- Big Ten Inch Record
Derek & The Dominos -- Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad
Automatic Man -- My Pearl
Uriah Heep -- Stealin'
John Mellencamp -- Thundering Hearts
Badfinger -- Baby Blue
Justin Hayward -- Forever Autumn
Todd Rundgren -- We Gotta Get You A Woman
Peter Frampton -- Lines On My Face
Graham Nash -- Chicago / We Can Change The World
Sweet -- Love Is Like Oxygen
Les Dudek -- City Magic
Atlanta Rhythm Section -- Champagne Jam
Mott The Hoople -- All The Young Dudes
Steve Miller -- The Stake
REO Speedwagon -- Music Man (live)
Couchois -- Do It In Darkness
Michael Stanley -- He Can't Love You
Little River Band -- It's Not A Wonder
George Harrison -- What Is Life
The Glass Moon -- Killer At 25
Leon Russell -- Stranger In A Strange Land
Off Broadway -- Stay In Time
Jefferson Starship -- Play On Love
Wet Willie -- No No No
Chicago -- I'm A Man
Roger Daltrey -- Say It Ain't So, Joe
Nazareth -- This Flight Tonight
Triumvirat -- March To The Eternal City
Bob Welch -- Sentimental Lady
UFO -- Rock Bottom
The Sutherland Brothers & Quiver -- (I Don't Want To Love You But) You Got me Anyway
Rod Stewart -- Hot Legs
Flash & The Pan -- Down Among The Dead Men
The Greg Kihn Band -- Jeopardy
Jo Jo Gunne -- Run Run Run
Queen -- I Want It All
John Kay -- Easy Evil
Judas Priest -- The Ripper

And the CDs i listened to this week:

Caro Emerald – The Shocking Miss Emerald
Peter Gabriel – Passion
Dan Fogelberg – Nether Lands
Marc Cohn – Marc Cohn
The Quintet – Jazz At Massey Hall
Tangerine Dream – Phaedra
Saga –  Full Circle
Runrig – In Search Of Angels
The Pretty Things – The EP Collection
Bonnie Raitt – Give It Up
Rival Sons – Pressure & Time
Mark Knopfler – Shangri-La
FM – Black Noise
Genesis – Nursery Cryme
Donovan – What's Bin Did And What's Bin Hid
10 c.c. – How Dare You!
Garmarna – Guds Spelemän
Various Artists – A Little On The CD Side, Vol. 5
Roxy Music – The Early Years
Rob Hyman – Largo
Sparks – Kimono My House
Jethro Tull – A Passion Play
Humble Pie – Classics Volume 14
Counting Crows – August And Everything After
Paul Simon – Stranger To Stranger
Caro Emerald – The Shocking Miss Emerald Acoustic Sessions
Ten Years After – Live At Reading
Buffalo Tom – Big Red Letter Day
P.J. Harvey – Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea
The Cure – Greatest Hits
Fairport Convention – Rosie
Sheryl Crow – The Globe Sessions
Steeleye Span – Dodgy Bastards

KSHE Klassics Show, April 23rd, 2017

Quotation du jour: Abraham Lincoln ~ The people -- the people -- are the rightful masters of both congresses, and courts -- not to overthrow the constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert it.

Not a spectacular show on Sunday: no Rory for one thing, but also nothing by Jackson Browne, Billy Joel or Steely Dan, who usually appear every week. But it's still the best show on radio (that i know of). Remarkable for the fact that i was able to listen to the entire show without having any computer problems, too!

Crabby Appleton -- Go Back
The Who -- Slip Kid
J. Geils Band -- Musta Got Lost
Foghat -- Rock And Roll Outlaw
The Tubes -- Talk To Ya Later
Lake -- Paradise Way
Sherbs -- No Turning Back
Peter Frampton -- (Baby) Something's Happening
Marillion -- Kayleigh
Ambrosia -- Holdin' On To Yesterday
Lou Gramm -- Midnight Blue
J. Geils -- Whammer Jammer
Atlanta Rhythm Section -- I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight
Paul McCartney -- Smile Away
Blue Oyster Cult -- Godzilla
Moxy -- Sail On Sail Away
Eagles -- On The Border
Robert Palmer -- You're Gonna Get What's Comin'
Electric Light Orchestra -- Livin' Thing
The Doors -- The Wasp
Loverboy -- Lucky Ones
Gulliver -- Ridin' The Wind
Chris De Burgh -- Don't Pay The Ferryman
Sutherland Brothers & Quiver -- Arms Of Mary
Poucette-Dart Band -- Amensia
Jimi Hendix Experience -- Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
Poco -- Rose Of Cimarron
Jefferson Starship -- Stranger
Dwight Twilley -- I'm On Fire
Bob Dylan -- All Along The Watchtower
The Little River Band -- Help Is On Its Way
Rush -- A Passage To Bangkok
Deep Purple -- Highway Star
Eric Clapton -- Mainline Florida
Grateful Dead -- Touch Of Grey
Jethro Tull -- Nothing Is Easy
Mahogany Rush -- A New Rock And Roll
Queen -- I'm In Love With My Car
Chris Rea -- Working On It
Thin Lizzy -- Romeo And The Lonely Girl
Sad Cafe -- Black Rose

And my own personal playlist for the week:

Martin Allcock – Maart
Yes –  The Yes Album
Frank Zappa – Strictly Commercial: The Best Of Frank Zappa
Steeleye Span – Bloody Men
Seether – Isolate And Medicate
Peter Hammill – The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage
Steely Dan – Countdown To Ecstasy
Various Artists – Passion Sources
Mike Oldfield – Five Miles Out
Kate & Anna McGarrigle – Heartbeats Accelerating
Home – The Alchemist
Jimi Hendrix – Blues
Florence + The Machine – Lungs
Rory Gallagher – Blueprint
Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & The Trinity – Open
Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan – In Session
Jefferson Airplane – Volunteers
Gregson & Collister – The Last Word
Dire Strairs – Brothers In Arms
Fairport Convention – Myths And Heroes
The Beatles – Abbey Road
Dan Fogelberg – The Wild Places
Caro Emerald – Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor
The Strokes – Is This It
3 Doors Down – Away From The Sun
Roy Wood Wizzo Band – Super Active Wizzo
Richard Thompson – Rumor And Sigh
Steely Dan – Aja

The KSHE Klassics Show, Apr. 16th, 2017

Quotation du jour: Keith Richards (on Chuck Berry) ~ He once gave me a black eye for daring to touch his guitar. Quite Right!!! I called it Chuck’s greatest Hit.

Some people (no names, please) have expressed a certain dubiety when i state that this radio program is consistently the highlight of my week. So, for the skeptics, here's a day-by-day breakdown of my week.

Monday: groceries and laundry, followed by a trip to the Beer Store and then an episode of The Big Bang Theory.

Tuesday: Came straight home after work. Ordered a Caro Emerald CD online. Had a frozen TV dinner, and watched another episode of TBBT.

Wednesday: Can't remember Wednesday. I think i went to Quiznos for a sub, and probably watched another episode of TBBT.

Thursday: I went to Kelsey's for a couple of pints. Almost every time i go there i regret it. The service is terrible, i don't like many of the people who work there. Arrived home to find that the Caro Emerald CD i ordered on Tuesday had arrived and it's a delight from start to finish, so, okay, that was a highlight.

Friday: Good Friday spent at work, earning double-time-and-a-half. Went to Kelsey's again; regretted it again. Spaghetti & meatballs for dinner and watched the DVD of "The Sweeney." It was all right but nothing more than that.

Saturday at work was pretty easy as it was my short day. I did have a bit of a laugh at the kitchen team: four hopless individuals, it was fairly busy and they were so disorganised, crashing into each other and fighting for space, it was ludicrous. Did groceries afterwards, went to The Beer Store, ordered Domino's pizza for dinner and watched an episode of "Cheers."

I rest my case. And here's the playlist:

Krokus -- Screaming In The Night
Fleetwood Mac -- Sentimental Lady
Trevor Rabin -- Finding Me A Way Back Home
Electric Light Orchestra -- Sweet Talkin' Woman
Alan Parsons Project -- I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You
Bob Dylan -- Subterranean Homesick Blues
Honeymoon Suite -- New Girl Now
Billy Joel -- The Entertainer
Pavlov's Dog -- Julia
Z.Z. Top -- Beer Drinkers And Hell Raisers
Kim Mitchell -- Go For A Soda
Michael Stanley -- In The Heartland
April Wine -- Sign Of The Gypsy Queen
Ian Gomm -- Hold On
Van Morrison -- Wild Night
Iron Butterfly -- Scorching Beauty
The Fixx -- Stand Or Fall
Icehouse -- Electric Blue
Todd Rundgren -- Love Of The Common Man
Gamma -- I'm Alive
Little Feat -- Fat Man In The Bathtub
Morning Star -- Sad Lady
The Charlie Daniels Band -- The Devil Went Down To Georgia
Cream -- Strange Brew
Touch -- When The Spirit Moves You
Steely Dan -- Time Out Of Mind
Santana -- Dance Sister Dance
The Animals -- We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
J. Geils Band -- Come Back
Supertramp -- Poor Boy
Status Quo -- Down Down
Symphonic Slam -- Modane Train
Elton John -- Harmony
Trapeze -- Black Clouds
Shooting Star -- Breakout
Robin Trower -- Day Of The Eagle
Jethro Tull -- Bourree
Survivor -- Poor Man's Son
Loggins & Messina -- Peace Of Mind
Ted Nugent -- Hey Baby

And my own personal playlist for the week:

The Albion Band – The Vice Of The People
Cat Stevens – Tea For The Tillerman
Waterson : Carthy – Broken Ground
Sharon Shannon – Each Little Thing
George Gershwin – Gershwin Plays Gershwin
Peter Gabriel – Passion
Cozy Powell – The Best Of Cozy Powell
Genesis – Nursery Cryme
Dan Fogelberg – The Innocent Age
The Beatles –  Beatles For Sale
Judy Collins – Judith
John Kirkpatrick – Going Spare
Annie Haslam – Annie In Wonderland
Sparks – Hello Young Lovers
Thunder – Behind Closed Doors
ABBA – Voulez-Vous
Terje Rypdal – Waves
Caro Emerald – The Shocking Miss Emerald
Big Wreck – Grace Street
Mike Batt – Tarot Suite
Rod Stewart – Never A Dull Moment
Procol Harum – Home
Runrig – The Stamping Ground
Happy Rhodes – Warpaint
June Tabor – Aqaba
Roger McGuinn – Cardiff Rose
Talking Heads – Fear Of Music
The Rolling Stones – Their Satanic Majesties Request
Dick Gaughan – Handful Of Earth
Radiohead – Amnesiac
Dan Fogelberg – Windows And Walls
Steve Reich – Drumming
Mike Oldfield – Ommadawn
David Crosby – If I Could Omly Remember My Name