Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Leo Kottke -- One Guitar, No Vocals (Private Music)

2. Greg Brown -- One Night Live 1982 (Red House)

3. Randy Newman -- Bad Love (Dreamworks)

4. Freedy Johnston -- Blue Days Black Nights (Elektra)

5. Doc and Richard Watson -- Third Generation Blues (Sugar Hill)

6. Kevin Welch -- Beneath My Wheels (Dead Reckoning)

7. John Wesley Harding -- Trad Arr Jones (Zero Hour)

8. Fred Eaglesmith -- 50-Odd Dollars (Razor & Tie)

9. Lyle Lovett -- Live In Texas (Curb/MCA)

10. Jesse Winchester -- Gentleman of Leisure (Sugar Hill)

Submitted by Nick DiBiasio, host of The Contemporary Cafe, Thursdays from 8 to 11 p.m., and Against the Grain, Saturdays from 8 to 11 p.m., on WICN (90.5 FM).

Web sites of the week

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Internet home of Women `N Rock, founded by Terri Seymour, lead vocalist of the Washington, DC-area-based Cry Ice, to raise funds and awareness about the fight against heart disease in women. Includes information on the nationwide Second Annual Women `N Rock Charity Concert Series, which arrives at Webster's Funny Bones Cafe on July 24, and the Women `N Rock We Be Rollin' compilation CD, which includes tracks by Grasshopper Child, Honeypole, Miss Crabtree, and Crub.