At the moment I'm listening to Mary Gauthier's Mercy Now. Prior to that, I was listening to a compilation of interview and songs by a certain beloved artist known to this bunch (sent by a friend in CT for Christmas)

Uh..Hello..I'm new here...

As far as what's playing..Well, today I've been cramming for a postal exam scheduled for tommorow so it's all instrumentals...

1. Gleensheen-WillowGreen
--Celtic music from the NE MN area

2. The Truman Show soundtrack
--music from the movie(my personal favorite)

3. Pickin' on U2-a Bluegrass Tribute to U2
--my favorite bluegrass CD...

Right now, I have John Stewart's "Blondes" cranking out right now just for a change of pace...

...and FWIW, GL's "United Artists Collection" is always near my stereo and gets multiple plays during any given week...


As far as what I googled last, postal exam help..:)

Hope it's all worth it...

bob dylan - concorde 88

Hi to everyone, I'm new here and thought I'd share what I'm listening to. I"m shuffling through my itunes, so there's a few.

Gordon Lightfoot--"If You Could Read My Ming"
Dave Matthews Band--"Weekend On The Rocks"
Johnny Cash--"The Legend Of Johnny Cash"...I went to see "Walk The Line" last night, so I was inspired.
Pink Floyd--"The Wall Live 1980-81"

That's some collection I have, lol. I'm only 21 but most the music I listen to are older than I am, except for Dave Matthews Band. You'd never hear me listening to todays music, I love the 60's-80's music too much.

Since it's Sunday I have on;

Vince Guaraldi at Grace Cathedral
John Denver's Poems, Prayers and Promises
John Stewart's Canons in the Rain

All three are full of prayers.

Today - for whatever reason - I cannot get enough of 'Never too Close'. I get days like this when a song just has to be surrendered to.
*sigh*

Frontrow Moonlight: John Stewart

Black & White Nite - Roy Orbison

A Case for Case - Peter Case Tribute Tripple CD
T-Bone Burnette, Tomas Waites, Gary Heffern,
Dave Alvin, Victoria Williams, John Prine,
many friends - Only $25 for the 3CD album.
a Fund Raiser for Music Teaching - ck Peter's
Website.

The old 45s - The Rumblers

Doggin Around - Jackie Wilson

Old Faitful - Gene Autry

Bless Your Ears,

The Rez