Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Kate Campbell -- Visions of Plenty (Compass)

2. Chuck and Mud -- It's About Time (Chuck and Mud Music)

3. Various Artists -- River of Song, A Musical Journey Down the Mississippi (Smithsonian Folkways)

4. Big Sandy -- Big Sandy Presents the Fly-Rite Boys (Hightone)

5. Salamander Crossing -- Bottleneck Dreams (Signature Sound)

6. Junior Brown -- The Long Walk Home (Curb)

7. Hang Dogs -- East of Yesterday (Crazyhead)

8. Laurie Geltman -- No Power Steering (Eastern Front)

9. westerleys -- a blessing and a curse (Westerley)

10. Bap Kennedy -- Domestic Blues (E Squared)

-- Submitted by Troy Tyree, host of CrossTracks, heard every Friday from 6 to 9 a.m. WCUW (91.3 FM)

Your top ten

1. Richard Shindell -- Reunion Hill (Shanachie)

2. Elvis Costello with Burt Bacharach -- Painted from Memory (MEAD/Mercury)

3. Marshall Crenshaw -- The 9-Volt Years (Razor & Tie)

4. Jules Shear -- Between Us (High Street)

5. Rolling Stones -- "Saint of Me" (Rolling Stones/Virgin)

6. Dennis Brennan -- Iodine in the Wine (Upstart)

7. Gillian Welch -- Hell Among the Yearlings (Almo)

8. Annie Gallup -- Courage My Love (Prime CD)

9. Beach Boys -- Good Vibrations boxed set (Capitol)

10. Diana Jones -- The One That Got Away (New Shoes)

-- Submitted by Terry Kitchen, still out on the road promoting his Urban Campfire Blanket CD, singing songs like "I Can't Remember Life Before I Got Here" and "Everything Makes Me Cry These Days Except the Rolling Stones."

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