You may also want to look at my current list.

Yes, I was here for the rest of December, but I didn't record what I listened to. Mostly, I kept the various CDs in Bob Marley's "Songs of Freedom" rotating through the player.

* Natalie Macmaster, In My Hands * Mark Heard, Second Hand * Ferron, Shadows on a Dime * The Kinks, Face to Face * Blood Oranges, The Crying Tree * Mike Viola and Snap, Bang-A-Lang (The Fall of Man) * Dave Van Ronk, A Chrestomatrhy (Disks 1 and 2)

* Bob Dylan, Live 1966 (Disks 1 and 2)

* Them Featuring Van Morrison, The Story of Them (Disk 2) * The Kinks, Part 1 Lola versus Powerman and the Moneygoround * The Chieftains, Fire In The Kitchen * Bob Dylan, Live 1966 (Disk 1)

* Them Featuring Van Morrison, The Story of Them (Disc 1 and 2)

* Joe Ely, Twisting in the Wind * Dan Penn, Do Right Man * Tom Russell, The Long Way Around * Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy, Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy

* Knots and Crosses, Curve of the Earth * The Flirtations, Live Out on the Road

Some old favorites. * The Pogues, Rum Sodomy and the Lash * The Mekons, Rock'n'Roll * Frank Tovey, Tyranny and the Hired Hand

* The Byrds, Sweetheart of the Radio

* 3 Byrds in London, Live at the BBC 1977 * Chris Stamey, Fireworks

My late-September listening was primarily (but not exclusively) $1.00 CDs that I felt guilty about having and not having listened to.

My day was booked solid. No time to listen to music. :-(.

* Sloan: One Chord to Another * Marlee Macleod: Favorite Ball and Chain * The Last Real Texas Blues Band Featuring Doug Sahm

* Douglas and Tucker: Einstein's Sister * Sloan: Recorded Live at a Sloan Party

* V/A: International Singer-Songwriter Festival, Frutigen, Switzerland, 1987 * Kaleidoscope: Greetings from Kartoonistan ... We ain't dead yet * Patty Larkin: Strangers World * The Quarry-Men: Dawn of Modern Rock * Devonsquare: Bye Bye Route 66

* Kinky Friedman: From One Good American to Another * The Untouchables: Agent Double 0 Soul * Liberty Horses: Joyland * Heidi Berry: Below the Waves and Firefly