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WDFH-FM's Early Fall 2005
Top Twenty (and then some) |
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Compiled by WDFH Music Director Tom Donohue
Top Twenty
1 Why Should The Fire Die? – Nickel Creek
2 Have You Heard – Toshi Reagon
3 Early 21st Century Blues – The Cowboy Junkies
4 Free The Bees – Band Of Bees
5 That’s What I’d Say – John Scofield
6 Electric Blue Watermelon – North Mississippi All Stars
7 The Modern Sounds Of The Knitters – The Knitters
8 Hungry Ghosts – Doug Cox and Sam Hurrie
9 Lay Your Battle Ax Down – The Concretes
10 Mr Freedom – Gabin
11 Lemonade For Vampires – Gas Huffer
12 The Soul Truth – Shemika Copeland
13 Rubber Factory – The Black Keys
14 Alec K. Redfearn and The Eyesores
15 American Folk – Putamayo Presents
16 The Secret Migration – Mercury Rev
17 Prarie Wind – Neil Young
18 Paper Tigers – Caesars
19 Gimmie Fiction – Spoon
20 Live At The Fillmore – Los Lobos
Other Honorable Mentions
North African Groove – Putamayo
Dignity And Shame – Crooked Fingers
The Duhks – The Duhks
Swing Around The World – Putamayo
Minimum Maximum – Kraftwerk
Regulars and Refugees – Carrie Newcomer
Just Killing Time – Rare Breed
Iron Flowers - Grey Delisle
Jack In The Box – Turin Breaks
The Mighty Re arranger – Robert Plant –
6 Ft Under Soundtrack
A Bigger Bang – The Rolling Stones
Daily Bread – Corey Harris
Cornbread Nation– Tim O’ Brien
Fiddler’s Green – Tim O’ Brien
She Waits For The Night – Uncle Earl
Paradise Hotel – Eliza Gilksan
Blink The Brightest – Tracy Bonham
Live And Well – Dolly Parton
Are You Ready – Blue Rodeo
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