• Twang Trust Top 25 of the ’00’s

    Stu Reid Posted On January 2, 2010
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    Still struggling with calling this the start of a new decade, but what the hell… Here’s my token list. You can hear these and many others weekly on CKUW, 95.9FM in Winnipeg.

    www.twangtrust.ca

    TOP 25 OF THE DOUBLE NAUGHTS
    (Listed alphabetically – all equally great, mostly)

    Ass Ponys – Lohio
    Ridley Bent – Blam
    Jim Bryson – The Occasionals
    Jim Bryson – The North Side Benches
    The Cash Brothers – How Was Tomorrow
    Danny & Dusty – Cast Iron Soul
    Bob Delevante – Columbus & the Colossal Mistake
    The Dixie Chicks – Home
    Kathleen Edwards – Failer
    Elliott Brood – Ambassador
    Jon Dee Graham – Hooray For The Moon
    Sarah Harmer – You Were Here
    Paul Kelly – Ways & Means
    Nick Lowe – The Convincer
    Chuck Prophet – No Other Love
    Chuck Prophet – The Hurting Business
    Amy Rigby – Little Fugitives
    Marty Stuart – Country Music
    Marty Stuart – Souls’ Chapel
    The Weakerthans – Left & Leaving
    Gillian Welch – Time the Revelator
    Paul Westerberg – Stereo/Mono
    Jim White – Drill A Hole In That Substrate…
    Wussy – Funeral Dress
    Wussy – Left For Dead




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