Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Soft Machine -- Volume 2 (Big Beat)

2. Tangerine Dream -- Zeit (Relativity)

3. Boo Radleys -- Wake Up! (Columbia)

4. John Renbourn -- The Black Balloon (Shanachie)

5. Fairport Convention -- What We Did on Our Holidays (Hannibal/Carthage)

6. Pink Floyd -- More (EMD/Capitol)

7. Pink Floyd -- Piper at the Gates of Dawn (EMD/Capitol)

8. Beatles -- Revolver (EMD/Capitol)

9. Beatles -- Rubber Soul (EMD/Capitol)

10. Nick Drake -- Pink Moon (Hannibal/Carthage)

All time favorites submitted in no particular order by John McKeag, host of Glimpses, heard every Wednesday from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. on WCUW (91.3 FM).

Your top ten

1. Joe -- All That I Am (BMG/Jive)

2. Mary J. Blige -- Mary (UNI/MCA)

3. Bruce Hornsby -- Spirit Trail (BMG/RCA)

4. Dixie Chicks -- Fly (Sony/Monument)

5. 2Pac -- Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. (BMG/Jive)

6. Kurt Elling -- This Time It's Love (EMD/Blue Note)

7. Stevie Wonder -- Fulfillingness First Finale/Innervisions (UNI/Motown)

8. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band -- Live 1975-1985, Disc 3 (Sony Music)

9. D'Angelo -- Voodoo (EMD/Virgin)

10. Tom Waits -- Strange Temptation

Submitted by recent Chicago-émigré Kevin So, who returns home to promote Different, a new nine-song, limited-edition CD of recent demos. He appears at the Colonial Inn in Concord on May 15.

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