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contributors playlists	SHAUN BELCHER. Born Oxford, England 1959, has harboured delusions of artistic grandeur ever since but has finally realised that the most significant art forms of the 20th century are Eccles Cakes, Arsenal F.C ( when they win-still depressed from our exit from the Champions league -yes Bob I know Man. U. are still there- thankyou!) and John Lee Hooker's snakeskin boots.
	Johnny Dowd - Pictures from Life's Other Side Tom Ovans - The Beat Trade Kate Jacobs - Hydrangea Marc Ribot - Y Los Cubanos Postizos Tombstone Trailerpark - Come on Down Grand Drive - Road Music Migala - Asi Duele un Verano Bob Martin - The River Turns the Wheel Phil Ochs - American Troubadour Diariu - Dos
	BOB PATERSON Country Music Radio, Europe's Alternative Country D.J. and promoter of singer-songwriters here there and everywhere.Researcher for Bob Harris Show and all round lover of a team of little red devils.
	Vigilantes of Love - Nothing But The Train Patty Griffin - One Big Love Cowboy Junkies - Ooh Las Vegas Ronnie Spector - She Talks To Rainbows Kevin Meisel - Little Magnolia Nadine - Ready To Go David Gray - Babylon Tal Bachman - She's So High Mercury Rev- Goddess On A Highway Kenny Roby - Why Can't I Be You
	TOM FLANNERY Singer-songwriter from the ahthracite coal region of Northeastern Pennsylvania who has recently released his fine debut disc 'Song About a Train' which featured Neal Casal. He also features regularly on George Graham's 'Homegrown Music' show on WVIA-FM.
	Lorne Clarke - LORNE CLARKE Richard Thompson - CELTSCHMERZ A mailorder only release documenting his 1998 acoustic tour of the UK. Richard and Linda Thompson - SHOOT OUT THE LIGHTS This is ALWAYS on my list Robert Earl Keen - WALKING DISTANCE Bob Martin - THE RIVER TURNS THE WHEEL My feelings on this CD are well documented. LONG JOURNEY HOME - The soundtrack to the PBS series "The Irish in America". Astounding stuff abounds here, much of it due to the genius of Paddy Maloney. Arcady - MANY HAPPY RETURNS Lovers of traditional celtic music will love this. Lyle Lovett - STEP INSIDE THIS HOUSE Lovett pays homage to some of the best Texas songwriters (including a great take on Robert Earl Keen's "Rolling By"). Listening to his take on Townes' "Flyin Shoes" will bring a tear to the eye. Neal Casal - THE SUN RISES HERE I just can't get Neal's brilliant song "The Last of My Connections" out of my head. Why isn't this man famous? SONGS AND BALLADS OF THE ANTHRACITE MINERS An amazing collection that captures the actual miners, not professional musicians, singing and playing on these moving songs. Anybody with coal in their blood should hear this.
	TIM BUCHANAN Tim Buchanan is a storyteller and musician.Moved from Warrick County, Indiana, to Nashville where he has continued to work with the elderly and mentally challenged as well as playing with old-timey/alt-country band Tombstone Trailerpark who have released three fine cd's -Tired of Talkin', Lawnchair Watchtower and Come on Down. He has articles published and a spoken word disc out - 'Budda Bait Castin'.
	Jack Kerouac "Ain't we got fun" Pizzacato 5 "Twiggy Twiggy" Bruce Cockburn "Use me while you can" Out of Eden "River" Gillian Welch "Caleb Meyer" Ani Difranco "Angel Food", "Not Angry Anymore" & "Everest" (played all right in a row) Vigilantes of Love "Starry Eyed" Brandy "Sittin' on top of the world" Sam Phillips "Power World" Bjork "Alarm Call"
	KEVIN MEISEL Son of a big band musician, raised in Detroit, went to New York City to study art which gave way to a love of music.Moving back to Michigan he joined in the thriving Ann Arbor music scene and produced the classic 'Coal and Diamonds' debut on One Man Clapping Records which you really should hear.
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	'COLONEL' TONY GREEN Lead singery-guitar person with noted Oxford UK country rockers Overground - has a penchant for sideburns, Lovin' Spoonful and flowery shirts. Been hanging around with a very famous songwriter lately...no names..
	Echoes - Gene Clark This Masquerade - Leon Russel Leave Them All Behind - Ride Fly - Nick Drake Fresh as a Sweet Sunday Morning - Bert Jansch Tonite it Shows - Mercury Rev I'm a Nut - Leroy Pullins Draft Morning - Byrds Box of Rain - Grateful Dead Nobody's Fault But My Own - Beck
	JAKE NAGLE Not his real name. The 'Jake' comes from the poacher in WITHNAIL & I: the 'Nagle' comes from the leader of the Mystery Trend. Miscellaneous likes; Somerset C.C.C., Alejandro Josorowsky, Ruddles County, Saskia R. Mason. Miscellaneous dislikes; too numerous to mention. Wants to be a lighthouse keeper when he grows up.
	The Desperate Bicycles - The medium was tedium The Cult Figures - Playing with toys Swell Maps - Hey Johnny where's the chewing gum Sir Aleck & The Phraser - Nursery crymes The Homosexuals - Hearts in exile Scritti Politti - Skank bloc bologna Migala - Gurb song Scott Walker - Rosary Shirley Collins - Polly Vaughan Michael Hurley - Sweedeedee
	MATT SEWELL Abingdon, England's answer to Jim Morrison can be found strumming his stuff around the dark end of Oxford's Streets on many a night. Drinks Guinness and gets paid to listen to music - what a life!
	Can - Tago Mago Robyn Hitchcock - Jewels for Sophie Katell Keineg - O Seasons, O castles Bad Brains - Black Dot King Missile - Failure Uncle Wiggly - There was an Elk Roy Harper - Come out fighting Genghis Smith Patti Smith -Horses Pere Ubu - The Modern dance The Incredible String Band - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter