Track 1 King Biscuit Boy ‘Ranky Tanky’ from
‘Gooduns’ (Stony Plain)
Track 2 Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers ‘Choo
Choo Ch’Boogie’ from ‘Bongos Over Balham’
(Castle Music)
Track 3 Gigi ‘Enoralehu’ from ‘The Rough
Guide to Africa & Middle East’ (World Music Network)
and also ‘Gold & Wax (Palm Pictures)
Track 4 From Paste Magazine sampler: The Changes ‘When
I Wake’ from ‘Today is Tonight’ (Drama Club Records)
Track 5 Pete Townsend ‘Let My Love Open the Door’
from ‘Broken Glass’ (Atco)
Track 6 Dana Falconberry ‘Paper Sailboat’
from ‘Paper Sailboat’ (own label)
Track 7 Eugene Hideaway Bridges ‘Never Alone’
from ‘Eugene Hideaway Bridges’ (Armadillo)
EHB plays The Cider House at Pump Bottom Farm, Appledram,
on Saturday 3 March, tix from 01243 773828
Track 8 The Long Blondes ‘5 Ways to End It’
from ‘Someone to Drive You Home’ (Rough Trade)
The Long Blondes play The Wedgwood Rooms in Southsea on
Wednesday 28 February
Track 9 IF ‘Waterfall’ from ‘Waterfall’
(Repertoire)
Track 10 Mory Kante ‘Mama’ from ‘The
Rough Guide to Africa & Middle East’ (World Music Network)and
also ‘Sabou’ (Riverboat Records)
Track 11 Blackie & The Rodeo Kings ‘The Fool
Who Can’t Forget’ from ‘Let’s Frolic’
(True North)
Track 12a Sugar Minott ‘Si Mi Ya’ from ‘Sugar
Minott’s Hidden Treasures’ (Easy Star Records)
Track 12b Joan Armatrading ‘Down to Zero’
from ‘Joan Armatrading’ (A&M)
Joan Armatrading plays The Dome, Brighton, on Saturday 3
March
Track 14 The Redlands Palomino Company ‘Please
Come Running’ from ‘Take Me Home’ (Laughing Outlaw)
Track 15 Ba Cissoko ‘Le Re ve de L’Oiseau’
from ‘Electric Griot Land’ (Totolo)
Ba Cissoko is at The Dome in Brighton tomorrow Monday 26
February along with Akli D, and Femi Kuti, as part of the African
Soul Rebels tour.
Track 16 Albert Lee ‘Two More Bottles of Wine’
from ‘Heartbreak Hill’ (Sugar Hill)
Albert Lee plays Komedia, Brighton, on Monday 26 February
along with Hogan’s Heroes
Track 17 Emmylou Harris ‘Two More Bottles of Wine’
from ‘’ (Warner Bros)
Track 18 Rise & Doug ‘You’re the One’
from ‘We’ve Suffered Enough’ (RDKV Music)
Rise & Doug play The Hawth, Crawley, on Monday 28 May
as part of The African Footprint
Track 19 Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers ‘I
Wanna Love Her So Bad’ from ‘Bongos Over Balham’
(Castle Music)
Track 20 Rhany ‘Un Mot De Toi’ from ‘The
Rough Guide to Africa & Middle East’ (World Music Network)
Track 21 Blair Harvey & The Dregs ‘Sweet Sins’
from ‘’Gutter Be Gutted’ (Blarvey Independent)
Track 22 Brian Perkins ‘Shipping Forecast’
from ‘Guide Cats for The Blind’ (Osmosys)
Track 23 Miller Brothers Band ‘Crazy’ from
‘Tales from The Foundry Town’ (Foundry Town Music)
Track 24 Fanfare Ciocarlia ‘Que Dolor’ from
‘Queens and Kings’ (Asphalt Tango)
Track 25 Dave Matthews ‘Old Dirt Hill (Bring That
Beat Back)’ from ‘Stand Up’ (RCA)
Track 26 Toots and the Maytals with Ryan Adams ‘Time
Tough’ from ‘True Love’ (V2 Records)
Track 27 Aynsley Lister ‘Wherever I Am’ from
‘Upside Down’ (Ruf)
Track 28 From ‘Now Hear This!’ The Word March issue:
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah ‘Mama, Wont You Keep Them Castles
in the Air and Burning ?’ from ‘Some Loud Thunder’
(Wichita Recordings)
Track 29 Go Lem System ‘Rambla Mojada’ from
‘Viaje’ (Trip Songs)
Go Lem System play The Empire Hall, Graffham, on Saturday
31 March, part of the live Roots Around the World series.
Track 30 Rory Gallagher ‘Just The Smile’ from
‘Rory Gallagher’ (BMG)
Track 31 Rise & Doug ‘Wafungeiko’ from
‘We’ve Suffered Enough’ (RDKV Music)
Rise & Doug play The Hawth, Crawley, on Monday 28 May
as part of The African Footprint
