Airwaves top ten

by Brian Goslow

1. Michelle Willson -- Trying To Make a Little Love (PGD/Bullseye)

2. Mem Shannon -- Spend Some Time with Me (Shanachie)

3. Buddy Guy and Junior Wells -- Alone and Acoustic (Alligator)

4. Finis Tasby -- Jump Children (Evidence Music)

5. John Lee Hooker with Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite -- Burning Hell (Fantasy/Original Blues Classic)

6. Beau Jacque and Hi--Roller -- Check It Out, Lock It In, Crank It Up (PGD/Rounder)

7. Rufus Thomas -- Blues Thing (Sequel)

8. Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Big Joe Williams, J.B. Hutto, and Jimmy Johnson -- Chicago Blues Bash (Laserlight)

9. Pete Mays -- For Pete's Sake (WEA/Antone's)

10. J.W. Williams and Eddie Shaw -- Tribute to Magic Sam (Evidence Music)

Submitted by Norm Rosen, host of Blue Monday, heard every Monday from 8 to 11 p.m. on WICN (90.5 FM).

Your top ten

1. The Beatles -- Abbey Road (Capitol)

2. Miles Davis -- Sketches of Spain (Sony Music)

3. DiMeola, McLaughlin, and DeLucia -- Friday Night in San Francisco (Columbia Legacy)

4. Edgar Myer with Bela Fleck and Mike Marshall -- Uncommon Ritual (Sony Classical)

5. Herbie Hancock -- Headhunters (Sony Music)

6. Led Zeppelin -- Presence (Atlantic)

7. Tool -- Aenima (BMG/Zoo)

8. Wu--Tang Clan -- Enter the Wu--Tang (36 Chambers) (BMG/RCA)

9. King Crimson -- Discipline (EG)

10. James Brown -- Very Best of James Brown (PGD/Polydor)

Submitted by Keith McLinden, guitarist and vocalist of the groovy Arthur Dent Foundation, who can be found at Tammany Hall every Monday night.

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