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onlyJMDL Digest      Tuesday, December 11 2001      Volume 2001 : Number 380



The Official Joni Mitchell Homepage, created by Wally Breese, can be
found at http://www.jonimitchell.com. It contains the latest news,
a detailed bio, Original Interviews, essays, lyrics and much much more.

The JMDL website can be found at http://www.jmdl.com and contains
interviews, articles, the member gallery, archives, and much more.
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TOPICS and authors in this Digest:
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  Today in Joni History: December 10                           [les@jmdl.com]
  no one else but you                            [shane <cactussong@shaw.ca>]
  reliving the Hommage to Joni Mitchell in Toronto  tonnes of JC   [Mags <ph]
  Re: Hidden tracks vljc                ["Martin Giles" <mlg@ukonline.co.uk>]
  Re: no one else but you                                 [SCJoniGuy@aol.com]
  no one else but someone else                   [shane <cactussong@shaw.ca>]
  Re: no one else but someone else                        [SCJoniGuy@aol.com]
  Re: no one else but someone else               [shane <cactussong@shaw.ca>]
  Q mag                              ["Mike Hicks" <m_hicks@aiken.k12.sc.us>]
  That Ole Blue v. Hejira Chestnut  ["William Waddell" <willytheshake100@hot]
  Re: Q mag                                  ["gene mock" <gmock@psyber.com>]
  Re: That Ole Blue v. Hejira Chestnut                    [SCJoniGuy@aol.com]
  "Treibgut im Wind"                                      [SCJoniGuy@aol.com]
  "No one else but you"...!!!                           [BigWaltinSF@aol.com]
  Re: My mom ...                     [Michael Paz <jmichaelpaz@telocity.com>]
  Bob v. Willy - the showdown  ["William Waddell" <willytheshake100@hotmail.]
  RE: Bob v. Willy - the showdown  ["Wally Kairuz" <wallykai@fibertel.com.ar]
  Re: JMDL Digest V2001 #580                 [Bounced Message <les@jmdl.com>]
  Re: "No one else but you"...!!!                         [SCJoniGuy@aol.com]
  Jonifest 2001 CD Tree              [Michael Paz <jmichaelpaz@telocity.com>]

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 03:07:27 -0500
From: les@jmdl.com
Subject: Today in Joni History: December 10

On December 10 in Joni Mitchell History:

1966: Contributed by Pat Henry: Joni performs tonight and last night at the Folk Cellar III in Port Huron, Michigan. This was one of her first appearances alone without Chuck Mitchell since she'd left Canada.  Click the link for a copy of the ad that ran in the 'Port Huron Times-Herald' that week (Note that the price of admission was $1.25)
More info: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1502641&a=11682876&p=41512516&Sequence=0&res=high
1990: Joni presents an award at the Billboard Awards. World Single to Sinead O'Connor for her smash hit version of Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U."
More info: http://www.jonimitchell.com/BillboardAwardSinead90.html
- ------------------------
Search the "Today" database:
http://www.jmdl.com/today

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 02:19:03 -0700
From: shane <cactussong@shaw.ca>
Subject: no one else but you

hear tom rush sing "no one else but you",
a joni song that predates her first album,
(if you have real media):
http://www.tomrush.com/audio/noone.ram

ho

shane

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 06:52:20 -0500
From: Mags <pholden@iprimus.ca>
Subject: reliving the Hommage to Joni Mitchell in Toronto  tonnes of JC 

Jim had done an incredible job of presenting the heart
and soul of the Hommage to Joni Mitchell which took
place in Toronto in October. I could barely read it
through the tears!!! We were all bursting with pride
throughout...and for me, there were so many, many
moments of *gasp* omg...and tears and holding onto
Brei beside me, catching glimpses of Steve Polifka's
reactions on the other side of me (yea lucky me!) and
all the while, I am thinking I cannot believe I am
really here. It must have been all of that a hundred
fold for the jmdlers closer to the stage. Tonnes of
tears of appreciation for our Joni.

All of the performances were unique, special,
wonderful. Rebecca Jenkins is the shining star for
me...her rendition of Two Grey Rooms is magnificent
and yes, Joni did stand and raise her hands above her
head, clapping in appreciation. Joni obviously loves
Rebecca's voice too!

And speaking of Rebecca Jenkins, a colleague of mine
at work gave me a CD of Bruce Cockburn covers and
Rebecca does a superb job of All The Diamonds....if
you are interested (Jimmy??Coyote Rick??) let me know.

Please do yourself a favour and go and have a read of
Jim's latest segment of the Hommage. It is brilliant
and real and moving. Just like being there. And what
an honour to be there. It was touching to see how much
Joni is loved so deeply by everyone. Including us.
Every single one of us.  Thanks to Jim for all your
hard work. You are so special.

love, Mags.
npimh: Joni singing Slouching Toward Bethlehem...just
you wait...it is unbelievable!!!! She sings from her
soul.

- --
And this loving is a drawing close,
a tuning in, an opening.
Until one perfect moment;
but how can it be expressed?
A receiving, an enfolding
as I cradle you in my arms.
Within my heart, within my soul,
You are my true love.

     --Lui Collins

- ---

                  _~O
                 / /\_,
               ___/\
                   /_

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 12:49:50 -0000
From: "Martin Giles" <mlg@ukonline.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Hidden tracks vljc

Hi folks

Martin from London delurking. Forgive me if I'm repeating what others have
said, I've just skimmed though the latest digest (583).

It was fun the first time I came across a hidden track on a CD, but it's a
bit old-hat these days, I think. And you know when there is one coming, as
the CD counter is still going.

I'm a mastering engineer, and I worked out on my hard-disc editor a while
back, how to write a CD-R so that there is a hidden track at the beginning
of a CD. (i.e. If you scan BACKWARDS from the start of the first track, you
find another track before it). However, this definitely does not conform to
the official specification, so I can't get such a master through the
manufacturing process. Pity. That would be really hidden, as you could only
come across the track by complete accident, and there is nothing telling you
something's up on the CD player display.

Lama said -

> One thing I like about vinyl is that
> some bands let you take a breath between tracks, as if..... (dare I say
it?)
> as if there were human beings actually creating music in a room instead of
> sounds being extruded from a machine as "tracks".

Actually, there isn't any reason why you can't have any gap you like between
tracks on a CD. On classical recordings they will very often leave very long
gaps between movements or different pieces on the CD.

When I'm mastering, I pay attention to the pauses, as it can make a great
difference to the feel of an album. If two consecutive songs are very
different in mood, say slow ballad going into up tempo workout, you can put
in a long pause to allow time for the listener to relax a moment, or a very
short pause can be a 'wake-up call' and kick-start the album again.

My copy of  'Blue' (the Gold Disc CD), has a very long pause between the
title track and California. If memory serves me right, this was where the
side break was on the original vinyl album. I love this pause on the CD
though, as Blue is such a sweet, sad tune, I need the 10 seconds or so to be
able to be ready for California.

Another similar example is on Yes' 'Close To The Edge' album. There is a
long pause between 'To Be Over' and 'Siberian Khatru',which lets me sigh at
the delicious delicacy of the end of the first track before the
snap-to-attention of the guitar that starts the second.

The recieved wisdom these days is that if your music is louder than everyone
elses, then people will like yours more. Witness the blasting compression
slapped onto every pop radio station. Apparently if you are channel hopping
on your radio, you will stop on the station that is loudest, rather than on
the one that is playing something you like. (Similarly, if an advertising
voice-over is SHOUTING at you, you will be more likely to buy the product.)
Not the way it works for me, nevertheless, that's how the stations see it.
Another little gem from the same stable of thought is that if you put a long
a pause between two tracks on a CD, the listener will take it out and put on
another one. (As if the listener isn't capable of doing that during a song.)

While I'm having a rant, how about this?.. My attention span on any one
album is usually about 50 minutes or so. CDs can contain nearly 80 minutes
of music. Most CD albums these days are at least 70 minutes, but quite often
contain a good many 'filler' tracks. I'd prefer it (and I'm sure the artists
would too), if they just included the good tracks, and if that meant you end
up eith a 45 minute album, all well and good.

So.  What I want for Christmas is.... Shorter albums, longer pauses, and no
more 'hidden' tracks please!

Martin.

>
> Bob Muller asked,
> >>What do y'all think: Hidden tracks, thumbs up or down?

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 09:18:29 EST
From: SCJoniGuy@aol.com
Subject: Re: no one else but you

>>hear tom rush sing "no one else but you",
a joni song that predates her first album,<<

Shane, what leads you to believe that this is a Joni song? It's not listed at JM.com, which has a pretty exhaustive list, but more importantly, Tom himself refers to the song as a work-in-progress...

"This tape represents a kind of sketch book for an album I've been working on over the past couple of years ... six tunes in various stages of completion."

Looks to me like this is a Rush composition. 

Bob

NP: Cherry Poppin' Daddies, "Dr. Bones"

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 11:06:31 -0700
From: shane <cactussong@shaw.ca>
Subject: no one else but someone else

hi bob,

  my apologies to all...

  lycos search engine fooled me - they listed the following:
 18.

        Page Title: classic Joni Mitchell song from the album Tom Rush: New
Year . ( Joni Mitchell , )Siquomb Publishing Corp.) - excerpt (1:35) & No One
Else But You
      File Name: noone
      File Size: 35B
      Page URL: http://www.tomrush.com/audio.html
      >> Play Audio Track





i'll contact lycos and set them straight on this listing...

then, researching further, the song is described with the following authors:

"No One Else But You" - from Tom's latest recording Work In Progress
(Bill Miller/Doug Hoffner, )Windspirit Music/Hoffner Haus/BMI) - excerpt
(1:09)

back to barney google!

shane

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 13:12:31 EST
From: SCJoniGuy@aol.com
Subject: Re: no one else but someone else

No harm no foul, Shane...just wanted to correct it before folks started to grab it up! :~)

Meanwhile, if you'll visit "Lipstick of the Stars":

http://www.thelipstickpage.com/star.shtml

You'll see that Joni's preferred brand is Estie Lauder "Silent Red".

Bob

NP: The Chieftains/Diana Krall, "Danny Boy"

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 11:40:38 -0700
From: shane <cactussong@shaw.ca>
Subject: Re: no one else but someone else

some lipstick!

some lips!


- ----- Original Message -----
From: <SCJoniGuy@aol.com>
To: <cactussong@shaw.ca>
Cc: <joni@smoe.org>
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: no one else but someone else


No harm no foul, Shane...just wanted to correct it before folks started to
grab it up! :~)

Meanwhile, if you'll visit "Lipstick of the Stars":

http://www.thelipstickpage.com/star.shtml

You'll see that Joni's preferred brand is Estie Lauder "Silent Red".

Bob

NP: The Chieftains/Diana Krall, "Danny Boy"

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 13:43:12 -0500
From: "Mike Hicks" <m_hicks@aiken.k12.sc.us>
Subject: Q mag

I was reading on the Jefferson Airplane mail list that Q magazine 
rated Grace Slick as #69 on the top female vocal list of all time.  
Can you believe that?  Does anyone know where Joni ranked on that 
list?  IMO they are the top two.

Mike

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 16:43:41 -0000
From: "William Waddell" <willytheshake100@hotmail.com>
Subject: That Ole Blue v. Hejira Chestnut

According to the Album and Song Polls on the Jonimitchell.com website,
Hejira is the best album whereas Blue appears to win hands down with the
best songs; circa 215 to 353 votes respectively. With thumb and index
stroking chin, Willy the Shake adopts a pose curiouser and curiouser.
Alice in Dreamland

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 11:02:54 -0800
From: "gene mock" <gmock@psyber.com>
Subject: Re: Q mag

happy holidays guys and girls, hope everyone is in the christmas spirit.
we're coming into the end of the year so we're going to be seeing the "the
best whatever for whenever."  there is no doubt in my mind and most jmdl'rs
that joni belongs in the top 3-----easy!  so whoever  these people are who
makes these lists, they are just badly informed media influenced clones.  i
suggest we make our own list out and send it out to the media.  take care
gene
- ----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Hicks" <m_hicks@aiken.k12.sc.us>
To: <joni@smoe.org>
Cc: <joni@smoe.org>
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 10:43 AM
Subject: Q mag


> I was reading on the Jefferson Airplane mail list that Q magazine
> rated Grace Slick as #69 on the top female vocal list of all time.
> Can you believe that?  Does anyone know where Joni ranked on that
> list?  IMO they are the top two.
>
> Mike

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 14:09:52 EST
From: SCJoniGuy@aol.com
Subject: Re: That Ole Blue v. Hejira Chestnut

<<Hejira is the best album whereas Blue appears to win hands down with the best songs>>

While this may sound like a contrast of terms, Willy, I don't see it as such. I think of Hejira as more of a complete work than Blue, even though on the whole the songs BY THEMSELVES may be stronger on Blue.

Both are classics and brilliant of course...I've always thought Blue was more disjointed in terms of theme. I mean, you have some optimistic songs (All I Want, My Old Man, Carey), some songs of lost love (A Case of You, River, Blue), and some songs about travel (California, This Flight Tonight), and then she also throws in Little Green & The Last Time I Saw Richard which are very confessional/personal pieces. I don't think the record is overly depressing as do some, nor would I say that it's a happy record. I don't see an interconnecting theme as much as I do with HOSL, Hejira, C&S. 

That certainly doesn't detract from Blue one bit, and many would call Blue their favorite. But I think just as many (who are familiar with her complete body of work) see Hejira as a superior album as a whole, not because it's a collection of better songs, just because it's an unprecedented sonic landscape encompassing an emotional travelogue, and it deals with such philosophical & universal themes.

Bob

NP: The Chieftains, "Dublin In Vigo"

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 16:05:52 EST
From: SCJoniGuy@aol.com
Subject: "Treibgut im Wind"

Pretty cool! I've had a nice discussion this day with a guitarist/singer in Germany. He's recorded a CD of covers, and there's not one, not 2, but three(!) Joni songs. What makes it doubly cool is that he's recorded them all in German. For Karin, Marian, and the others out there that are fluent, here's the page where you can find the lyrics:

http://www.gerdschinkel.de/tFundgrube.htm#Beide Seiten

He's translated Morning Morgantown & Conversation as well, but was not pleased with the recordings so he left them off.

And yes, your ever-vigilant Joni covers watchdog is on his way to getting this CD, Gerd wants me to trade a Shania Twain for it.

God Bless Germany!

Bob

NP: Toni Childs, "The Dead Are Dancing"

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 17:39:27 EST
From: BigWaltinSF@aol.com
Subject: "No one else but you"...!!!

Shane wrote:


hear tom rush sing "no one else but you",
a joni song that predates her first album,
(if you have real media):

- --Waaaah!  Not only do I not have "real media", I barely have a computer. :-)

Should I assume, Bob in SC, that you have this one in one of your covers? -- 
this is the first I've ever heard of the song!

warmly,

walt

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 19:30:18 -0800
From: Michael Paz <jmichaelpaz@telocity.com>
Subject: Re: My mom ...

Hope you are doing ok. I lost mom in 96 and it was the most painful thing I
have ever experienced. it was like something inside me stopped working or
died. Until I realized that she was still inside me and guiding me and
keeping me strong. My sincere condolences and hope for your speedy recovery.
All the best

Paz

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Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 01:39:20 -0000
From: "William Waddell" <willytheshake100@hotmail.com>
Subject: Bob v. Willy - the showdown

Dodge Juan's reckless city - high noon.
Willy fires at Bob, Hejira is the best album whereas Blue appears to win
hands down with the best songs.
Bob says to Willy, Right!
Willy says, Right what?
Right you are.
About what?
What you quoted.
I couldn't agree more.
So which one is it ...?
Willy says to Bob who says to Willy, Exactly!
So we're agreed then?
Blue is the best album whereas Hejira appears to win hands down with the
best songs.
Bob says, Well then there's Hissing.
Willy says, I couldn't agree more.

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 23:19:11 -0300
From: "Wally Kairuz" <wallykai@fibertel.com.ar>
Subject: RE: Bob v. Willy - the showdown

willy,
have i ever told you that you're so FUNNY FUNNY FUNNY. you're so witty and
so decadent, almost as decadent as i. i am very narcissistic so i just HAVE
to like you. gimme some coke and rum, shaking one.

and you bob muller,
only you could explain paradoxes out with such finesse! my analytical skills
have improved so much ever since i joined this list. not that i make much
sense yet.

wally, np: blossom dearie: both sides now.

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 20:07:29 -0700
From: Bounced Message <les@jmdl.com>
Subject: Re: JMDL Digest V2001 #580

Date: Fri, 07 Dec 2001 18:29:11 -0600
From: "Sharon L. Buffington" <sharonbuffington@mediaone.net>

Dear Group:

It is nice to be back.  After much traveling, a bout with the flu, three
trials and a ton of legal work, and moving past the date of my Sheila's
death, I am looking at my e-mails once again.  :)  I am looking forward
to the next Fest. :)  Thank you all (and you know who you are) for your
loving e-missives, phone calls...and the playing of your guitars and
piano's over the phone. :) It was and is much appreciated.

After reading Mike's post I have to say I personally believe Bach is
another example of those composers who will never fade. I enjoy music
which corresponds to the mood I am in at the moment.  Just now I am
completely absorbed (besides legal matters) in preparing for two musical
events which will occur here at my home.  I will be playing piano on two
pieces and accordion on three.  So I am playing lots of Liz Story "The
Gift" because I am playing "The Bleak Midwinter" from that CD ....by the
way she also has a songbook so I can actually see the notes.  It is a
challenge for me because I am such a novice...it has 5 flats on the
treble and 5 on the base clef. And I am a putz on the piano.  Needless
to say I will not be playing with two other friends...both of whom are
concert pianists.  They will play AFTER I play.  LOL

Then there is the accordion...so Flaco Jimenez and the Texas Tornados
(hey Wild Woman Binkley...  LOL) provide me with some jumping music.  On
the accordion we are playing "Under Paris Skies", "May I Have This
Dance", White Christmas" (which even this Jewish girl knows) and if I
learn it..."Spanish Eyes" Flaco style. I am playing these pieces with
friends on the 15th and the 22.

I wanted to mention another wonderful jazz pianist. Her name is Mary
Louise Knutson and she has her first CD out.  My friend Phyllis, who is
a wonderful pianist whom I will be playing with, studied with Knutson
for a bit. I went with a friend to hear Knutson last Friday night and
she is a treat.

Well, I am going to enjoy a nice evening home alone this night...it will
feel wonderful to sit back with my music...enjoy a wood fire, have a
glass of wine and relax.

Thank you all once again for your kindness and patience.  :)

Love and Peace.......the bee charmer       

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Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 23:07:43 EST
From: SCJoniGuy@aol.com
Subject: Re: "No one else but you"...!!!

Should I assume, Bob in SC, that you have this one in one of your covers? -- 
this is the first I've ever heard of the song!


Amelia, it was just a false alarm...

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Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 01:16:15 -0800
From: Michael Paz <jmichaelpaz@telocity.com>
Subject: Jonifest 2001 CD Tree

Good Morning!
    They are finally ready to be shipped out to the branches and will be
going out in tomorrows mail. If you are interested in getting copies of this
tree, please respond to me at this address *only* jmichaelpaz@telocity.com
and I will assign you to one of the branches. This tree will be closed at
midnight on Sunday December 16th (if you miss this and read this after the
closing date, just post a grovel to the main list and someone will come to
your rescue). If you have already received a copy from someone, there is a
NEW disc five that has songs on it that you don't have. Thanks to everyone
for all their hard work on this project. There are some amazing performances
on this collection. This is the final list of what you will recieve on this
5CD set.

Have a great week everyone!

Paz

Final Set lists: 

CD 1 
1) Roses In The Snow-Anne Sandstrom
2) The Blue In Her Eyes-Anne Sandstrom
3) When We Were Ten-Anne Sandstrom
4) Trouble Child-Chuck E.
5) If These Old Walls Could Speak (Webb)-Chuck E.
6) Rainy Night House-Chuck E.
7) Sweetbird-Leslie Mixon, Chuck E. and Jeff Clark
8) The Hunter-Alison Einerson and Jeff Clark
9) This Flight Tonight-Alison and Jeff
10) Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire- Jeff Clark, Kay, Yael, Mags, Marilyn &
Anne 
11) All I Want-Gregg Cagno
12) The No Dependent Song-Gregg Cagno with Jeff Bisch
13) For Free (Parody)-Gregg Cagno
14) Peoples Parties-Gregg Cagno on VG-8
15) Take To The Sky (Tori Amos)-Stephanie Morrison
16) Today-Stephanie Morrison
17) Love Or Money-Stephanie Morrison
18) Michael From Mountains-Amy Lohman
19) For Free-Amy Lohman
20) Musta Been (Wheeler)-Ashara w/Chuck E. and Anne

CD 2: 
1) Marcie-Marcel Deste
2) I Think I Understand-Marcel Deste
3) Night Ride Home-Marcel Deste with Steve Mixon
4) Buckets of Rain (Dylan)-Marcel Deste w/Steve Mixon
5) Here and Gone-Kate Bennett with Jeff Bisch/Victor
6) Irene-Kate Bennett w/Jeff Bisch and Steve Mixon/Victor
7) Louisiana Roadhouse-w/Jeff Bisch and Steve Mixon/Victor
8) One Last Tear-Jeff Bisch
9) Devil On The Mountain-Jeff Bisch with Kate Bennett
10) Crucifix-Jeff Bisch
11) By The Time It Gets Dark (Denny)-Claudia Sansoucie w/Kristine
12) Fire of the Wild-Claudia Sansoucie w/Kristine
13) A Case of You-Claudia and Gregg with Kristine
14) Conversation-Claudia and Kristine with Chris Marshall on Bass
15) Father and Son-Bob Muller with Michael Paz
16) Edith and the Kingpin-Bob Muller w/ Michael Paz on Piano
17) Blue Motel Room-Bob Muller w/ Steve Polifka on Piano

CD 3: 
1) Way Over Yonder (Carole King)-Leslie Mixon w/ Michael on Piano
2) The Dawntreader-Leslie and Steve Mixon
3) Big Yellow Taxi-Leslie and Steve Mixon, Claudia San Soucie, Kristine and
Jeff Bisch 
4) For Free-Leslie Mixon with Steve Polifka
5) Shades of Scarlett Conquering-Leslie Mixon w/ S.Polifka piano and Victor
Johnson on Bass 
6) Chinese Cafe-Leslie Mixon w/ S.Polifka piano and Chris Marshall on Bass
7) Cobalt Blue-Steve Polifka
8) Two Grey Rooms-Steve Polifka
9) The Hissing of Summer Lawns-Steve Polifka w/Leslie, Kakki, Mags and
Kristine 
10) Man From Mars-Steve Polifka
11) Four Seasons In One Day-John Van Tiel, Les Ross, Chris Marshall, and
Claudia San Soucie 
12) Sex Kills-Michael Paz w/ Chris on Bass/Kristine Percussion
13) Furry Sings The Blues-Michael Paz
14) Offnight Backstreet-Michael Paz w/ Kristine Percussion
15) The Space Between (Matthews)-Michael Paz
16) Elsewhere (Sarah MacLachlan)-Michael Paz with Claudia
17) Dreamland-Michael Paz and Choir and Percussion

CD4: 
1) If I Needed You-Alison Einerson, Claudia Sansoucie, Les Irvin on Guitar
2) That Song About The Midway-Yael
3) Wanting-Yael 
4) I Don't Want To Wait In Vain (Marley)-Willy the Shake
5) Slip Sliding Away (Simon)-Willy the Shake
6) Rocket Man-(John/Taupin)-Willy The Shake
7) Not To Blame-Les Ross
8) Magdalene Laundries-Les Ross
9) Peoples Parties-Kay Ashley
10) Holy Man-Kay Ashley
11) Missing in Me-Kay Ashley
12) A Strange Boy-Kay Ashley
13) Daydream Man-Kay Ashley
14) Beautiful-Kay Ashley
15) The Sea (Denny) Kay Ashley w/ Claudia

CD 5: 
1) Into The Sun-Victor Johnson
2) Sailing-Victor Johnson
3) Angel (Hendrix)-Victor Johnson
4) California-Victor Johnson
5) Sailing To New Orleans-Victor Johnson w/ Claudia Sansoucie and Steve
Mixon 
6) The Master of The Ring-Victor Johnson. Steve Mixon, Chris Marshall, Steve
Polifka, Kristine 
7) Miss Otis Regrets (Porter)-WallyK
8) Every Raider is a Liar-WallyK
9) Like the Bottom of the Ocean-WallyK
10) Something Cool- Wally K
11) Carey-Nikki Johnson and the Hissettes (Kakki, Alison, Claudia, Leslie)
Victor on Bass + Kristine
12) The Weight-Nikki Johnson with Paz. Lamadoo, Alison, Marcel, Mixon's,
Victor, Chuck E. Cast of 1000's
13) You Turn Me On (I'm A Radio)-A Cast of Thousands (Paz Vg-8, Mixon on
Mandolin, ChuckE Piano Victor on Bass)
14) Amelia-A Cast of Thousands (Paz On VG-8, ChuckE Piano, Victor Bass,
Vox-Yael, Leslie, Alison, Steve P., Wally K
15) Song For Sharon-Michael Paz and Choir featuring Jimmy Stewart on wooo
ooooo's 
16) Circle Game - Amy Lohman and Gregg Cagno

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Siquomb, isn't she?