Songs of Leonard Cohen

Success as evidenced by love, deficiency, compassion, desire, anger and treachery.

Time The Teacher by Jerry David DeCicca

I’m not going out today

Good And Green Again by Jake Xerxes Fussell

Disaster can engender opportunity and listening to this album is like emerging from a cold, dark winter into a glorious sunlit spring day.

Townes by Steve Earle

“Well I may be gone, but it won’t be long. I’ll be a-bringin’ back the melody and rhythm that I find”

Why Should I Stand Up by Colorblind James Experience

Soul travel and proof of our eternal nature can be experienced with every note on this unique album.

Versatile Heart by Linda Thomson

A magnificent set of songs.

The Rest Of The Dream by Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Meeeeeck, I luv this record

So Beautiful Or So What by Paul Simon

“I appreciate living on in the hearts of my fans, but I would rather live on in my apartment”

Divine Symmetry (An Alternative Journey Through Hunky Dory) Disc 2 by David Bowie

A generous friend, willing to share his fame with people that he grew up with and completely devoid of ego

The Other Sides by Kate Bush

“I go out of my way to be a very normal person”

Merry-Go-Round At The Carousel by Tim Buckley

Tim Buckley’s improvisations make every moment special and unrepeatable

Born To Sing: No Plan B by Van Morrison

The 34th studio album from Britain’s greatest vocalist.

Moby Grape by Moby Grape

There is no way of knowing who someone is, merely by applying a convenient label.

The Way I Should by Iris DeMent

If each life is a grain of sand, I’m telling you, man, this grain of sand is mine

If I Could Only Remember My Name by David Crosby

What’s so funny about peace, music, love and understanding?