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Part 6: Recorded Friday 15th June 2001

Featured album: Alejandro Escovedo - A Man Under The Influence [Bloodshot, 2001]

Talk Talk - Today ["Natural History, The Very Best Of Talk Talk", EMI USA, 1990]

The Tea Party - Sister Awake ["Tangents: The Tea Party Collection", EMI Canada, 2000]

Pink Floyd - Keep Talking ["The Division Bell", EMI UK 1994]

Echo and The Bunneymen - Hide and Seek ["Flowers", Cooking Vinyl 2001]

Cowboy Junkies - Bread and Wine ["Open", Cooking Vinyl 2001]

Alejandro Escovedo - Rhapsody ["A Man Under The Influence", Bloodshot 2001]

Lucinda Williams - Essence ["Essence", Lost Highway/UMG Recordings 2001]

The Jayhawks - See Him On The Street ["Tomorrow The Green Grass", American Recordings 1995]

Wilco - Monday ["Being There", Reprise 1996]

Bob Egan - Someday ["Bob Egan", http://www.bobegan.com 1999]

Blue Rodeo - Dark Angel (Live) ["Just Like A Vacation", WEA 1999]

Jim Cuddy - Too Many Hands ["All In Time", WEA 1998]

Peter Bruntnell - You Won't Find Me ["Normal For Bridgwater", Slow River Records 1999]

Drugstore - Little Girl ["Songs For The Jet Set", Global Warming Ltd 2001]

Cerys Matthews and The Blockheads - If I Was With A Woman ["Brand New Boots and Panties", east central one/http://www.iandury.co.uk 2001]

The Clash - Ivan Meets G.I. Joe ["Sandinista!", Epic 1980]

National Dust - Welcome To Utopia ["Welcome To Utopia", Western Famine Recordings/http://www.nationaldust.net 2000]

Blue Mountain - That Nasty Swing ["Roots", Glitterhouse Records/http://www.bluemountainmusic.com 2001]

Bellwether - 8th Street ["Bellwether", http://www.bellwethertheband.com 2000]

Powderfinger - My Happiness ["Odyssey Number Five", Polydor 2000]

Hazeldine - Valentine ["Double Back", Glitterhouse 2001]

Alejandro Escovedo - Wave ["A Man Under The Influence", Bloodshot 2001]

The New Pornographers - Mass Romantic ["Mass Romantic", Mint Records 2001]

Danko Jones - Bounce ["I'm Alive And On Fire: A Collection Of Songs 1996-1999", Danko Jones 2001]

Carolyn Mark - Edmonton ["Party Girl", Mint Records 2000]

REM - Imitation Of Life ["Reveal", Warner Bros. 2001]

The Waifs - The Waitress ["Sink Or Swim", http://www.thewaifs.com.au 2000]

Luke Doucet - Vanessa ["Aloha Manitoba", Six Shooter Records 2001]

Oh Susanna - Forever At Your Feet ["Sleepy Little Sailor", Stella Records/Hot Records 2001]

Ron Sexsmith - All The Cherished Things [CD Single "This Song", Cooking Vinyl 2001]

Richard Buckner - 22 ["Bloomed", Glitterhouse Records 1994]

Bap Kennedy - Truth Is Painful [Demo, 2001]

Tandy - The Truth Is Better Than A Lie ["The Bloodroot Transcriptions", Yellow Slipper Recordings 2001]

Lester Quitzall - Rollin' And Tumblin' ["So Here We Are", http://www.lesterq.com]

John Wesley Harding - Same Piece Of Air  ["The Confessions Of St. Ace", Mammoth Records 2000]

Dr Robert - A Single Summer ["Birds Gotta Fly", east central one/http://www.drrobert.net 2001]

By Divine Right - Back To You ["Good Morning Beautiful", http://www.bydivineright.com 2001]

Luna - Superfreaky Memories ["The Days of Nights", Beggars Banquet 1999]

A Flock Of Seagulls - The More You Live, The More You Love ["The Best Of A Flock Of Seagulls", Jive/BMG/RCA 1991]

Alejandro Escovedo - Velvet Guitar ["A Man Under The Influence", Bloodshot 2001]
 

Special thanks to Jane, Alex, Sue, Jack, Isabel, Lucy and Chester in Toronto for inspiring the choice of tunes on this radio show - the first in 4 months.
 
 

"BP's Good Music Guide 2001" takes place 7pm GMT every Wednesday for three hours. The songs I play are inspired by the events of the previous week. Anything goes really - old or new, CD or Vinyl. The underlying fact is that it's carefully chosen and arranged. I do welcome requests. I will only publish playlists after broadcast.

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