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mostly michael brecker and david gray, here is one of each:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns02jzH8Ccw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb-P2u-9Zvc



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Mostly Fred Eaglesmith. He likes old things!
http://www.fredeaglesmith.com/

I can't believe more timberframes don't love him. Balin' is a good barn one, bluegrass, Lipstick lies and gasoline is rockin'

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Agalloch - Not Unlike the Waves .

Folk/Black Metal from Portland...





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Epica - Cry for the Moon

Asylum Street Spankers - Hic Hop

Peter Rowan - Crucial Country, Live at Telluride with Sam Bush & Jerry Douglas

The Squirrel Nut Zippers
Hot Club of Cowtown
Reel Big Fish

The Polyethnic Cajun Slamgrass is Leftover Salmon, Great stuff Mo.

I would have to add Jethro Tull and John Mayall to Don's list of "J".
Also, John Hammond, Jr.- Wicked Grin, cover versions of Tom Waits songs, with Tom sitting in.

Fred Eaglesmith - Ralph's Last Show is good too.
Everyone I have met who likes Fred seems to be from Canada. What's up with that???

Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams - good stuff Raphael.








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Sirius 80, Symphony Hall.


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Hey Gabel,

Missed you guys and then axe throwing at the Western Conference.

Listening to David Grey and Damien Rice.

Cheers

Dave

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That reminds me of this Someware over the rainbow
Shivers up and down my spine


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That really is something. You just can't judge a book by its cover.

Beautiful in the truest sense.




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to know the trees...


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Hi,

Many years ago I got very angry with Kenneth Rower for allowing an article to be published in Scantlings which cast a terrible slur on my homeland implying that that it was a desert. Well it appears that the dessert has now bloomed and has produced Susan Boyle. Good for you Susan - that's lovely !

Regards

Ken Hume


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Thanks Derek, she has quite a voice.

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