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Monday: Gail Comfort "Comfort Zone"
Tuesday: Laurence Arnold "Caffeine Buzz"
Wednesday: Bob Paterson "BP's Good Music Guide 2001"
Thursday: Alan O'Leary "Big Al's Guest List"

Recorded Sunday 22nd July 2001

Featured album: The Sadies - Tremendous Efforts (Bloodshot Records 2001)
 

The Tractors - Baby Likes To Rock It ["The Tractors", Arista Records 1994]

The Sadies - Loved On Look ["Tremendous Efforts", Bloodshot Records 2001]

John Hiatt - My Old Friend ["The Tiki Bar Is Open", Sanctuary Records 2001]

Steve Daggett - Just To See You Smile ["Troubadour Territory", En:Masse 2000]

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Don't Come Around Here No More ["Greatest Hits", MCA Records 1993]

Steve Earle - Fearless Heart ["Guitar Town", MCA Records 1986]

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

Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer - Ordinary Town ["Drum Hat Buddha", Signature Sounds/http://www.daveandtracy.com 2001]

Dar Williams - I Had No Right ["The Green World", Razor and Tie 2000]

Amy Rigby - Magicians ["The Sugar Tree", Koch Records 2000]

Kathleen Edwards - 12 Bellevue ["Kathleen Edwards", Demos 2001]

Terry McBride and The Ride - High Hopes and Empty Pockets ["Terry McBride and The Ride", MCA Records 1994]

Marshall Crenshaw - TMD ["#447", Razor and Tie 1999]

Rosie Flores - Somewhere Down The Line ["Speed Of Sound", Eminent Records 2001]

Jackpot - Waterfall ["Weightless", Munich Records 2001]

REM - Beat A Drum ["Reveal", Warner Bros 2001]

Echo and The Bunneymen - Make Me Shine ["Flowers", Cooking Vinyl 2001]

Unamerican - I So Really Want To Believe You [CD Single, Estupendo 2001]

Songdog - Jezebel ["The Way Of The World", Zara Records/http://www.songdog.co.uk 2001]

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

Sarah Harmer - Uniform Grey ["You Were Here", Universal Music Canada 2000]

Richard Hawley - Coming Home [CD Single, Setanta 2001]

Mercury Rev - Opus 40 ["Deserter's Songs", V2 1998]

Baxter Dury - Oscar Brown [CD Single, Rough Trade Records 2001]

Tom Ovans - Let My Spirit Fly ["Still In This World", Evangeline 2001]

Giant Sand - Sand ["Selections Circa 1990-2000", Loose Recordings 2001]

Lisa Germano - Small Heads ["Excerpts From A Love Circus", 4AD 1996]

Vanessa-Mae - White Bird [CD Single, EMI/Liberty 2001]

Ed Alleyne-Johnson - Inner City Music ["Purple Electric Violin Concerto", Equation Records 1992]

Moby - Porcelain ["Play", Mute Records 1999]

Groove Armada - At The River ["Vertigo", Virgin 1999]

Jim White - Christmas Day ["No Such Place", Luaka Bop 2001]

The Sadies - The Creepy Butler ["Tremendous Efforts", Bloodshot Records 2001]

Junior Brown - Cagey Bea [CD Single, Curb Records 2001]

Sonny Landreth - Spider-Gris ["Levee Town", Sugar Hill Records 2000]

Donna The Buffalo - Front Porch ["Positive Friction", Sugar Hill Records 2000]

Tandy - Might Shine Again ["The Bloodroot Transcriptions", Yellow Slipper Recordings 2001]

Michael Messer - Lone Wolf Blues ["King Guitar", Catfish Records 2001]

Christine Collister - Venus Proud ["An Equal Love", Topic Records 2001]

Hawksley Workman - Bullets ["For Him and The Girls", Loose Recordings 2000]

The Sadies - One Million Songs ["Tremendous Efforts", Bloodshot Records 2001]

Robert Cray Band - Baby's Arms [CD Single, Rykodisc 2001]

Radio Tarifa - Sin Palabras ["Cruzando El Rio", World Circuit Records 2000]
 

"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.

Visit http://www.ursasoft.com/bob/playlists.html to view previous playlists.

"I am a DJ I am what I play" - to quote David Bowie.

This is revolutionary broadcasting and we are looking to expand the number of shows to include some very interesting guest presenters. We would welcome constructive input on our output.

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You can scroll the cursor at top of the player to wherever it is you want to listen to a song I am playing. The playlists are published online as well as on my website.