• Not another bloody cd of the year list

    Shipcote Posted On December 14, 2010
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    Im not much of a blogger but really havnt seen any lists with Kev Russell ( Shinyribs) from The Gourds fantastic new album “Well After Awhile” on it. Shame shame shame to everybody, so to amend this here’s a list from my goodself. I think I’ll make him no 2 pop pickers, just pushed out the number one spot by Wannamaker’s favorite son Otis Gibbs…..

    1) Otis Gibbs – Joe Hills Ashes

    2 ) Shinyribs – Well After Awhile

    3) Caitlin Rose – Own Side Now

    4) Frazey Ford- Obadiah.

    5) Ben Sollee- Daniel Martin Moore- Dear Companion

    6) Devon Sproule- I Dont Hurry For Heaven

    7) Dale Watson – Carryin On

    8) Kathryn Williams- The Quickening

    9) Furnace Mountain – Fields Of Fescue

    10) Anais Mitchell- Hadestown




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