Side A
Artist	Song
The Who	Baba O'Riley
Dandy Warhols	Bohemian Like You
Cake	Short Skirt, Long Jacket
St Germain	Rose Rouge
David Kitt	What I Ask
Francis Dunnery	In The Garden Of Mystic Lovers
Better Than Ezra	Rolling
Be Good Tanyas (correct spelling??)	Rain And Snow
Shea Sega	Clutch
Hooverphonic	Mad About You
Dusty Trails	Pearls on A String
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Ian Anderson	In The Olive Garden
Jethro Tull	Witches Promise
Celtus	Moonchild
Tanner Hill Weavers	The Gallant Shearers
Baka Beyond	Spirit Of The Forest
Affrocelt Sound System	Lagan
James W Hindel	Remember My Markings
Badly Drawn Boy	The Shining
Primitive Radio Gods	Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth...
The Occasionals	One Cigarette

Comment:

I am quite proud of this mix, all the songs fit together superbly well. All these songs again taken from songs played on Bob Harris show. I wonder how many artists you recognize?? I love the way he plays so much obscure stuff. You'll notice side B
(this is a cassette format, mind, so read DOWNWARDS!!) is a completely different sort of music to side A. I did this on purpose to more clearly illustrate the diversity of the Bob Harris shows. I love the first 4 tracks together on side A, really ROCKIN' and more or les in the same key..(well it seems like it) then quietening down considerably with David Kitt..and kind of rolling and blissing out to the end. Same as side B really is one hell of a hippy fest, and then kind of gets all rainsoaked and damp cigarettey.. atmospheric!!you really must visit his site and listen to
his shows sometime (if u dig the music,man.) he is
a legend who has probably been known in the Biz in the U.K as long as John Peel. I never liked The Whistle Test on telly, but i was too young to appreciate it. From now on, Saturday nights 10-1am
is MINE, and mine alone!! (If you go to my Profile, you will be able to get directly to the Bob Harris
Website via my recommended link!! I've tried it, it Works!!! And so do all the others as well!)

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