EXPOSED ROOTS: THE BEST OF ALT. COUNTRY Various Artists 1999

 

 

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1-1	Lucinda Williams–	Passionate Kisses
1-2	Blue Mountain–	Blue Canoe
1-3	Gillian Welch–	My Morphine
1-4	Whiskeytown–	Nervous Breakdown
1-5	Golden Smog–	Looking Forward To Seeing You
1-6	Jimmie Dale Gilmore–	Dallas
1-7	Freakwater–	Picture In My Mind
1-8	Meat Puppets–	Lost
1-9	Gourds*–	I Like Drinking
1-10	BR5-49*–	Bettie Bettie
1-11	Tangletown–	See Right Through
1-12	Cheri Knight–	Black Eyed Susie
2-1	The Jayhawks–	Waiting For The Sun
2-2	Kelly Willis–	Talk Like That
2-3	Steve Earle–	Guitar Town
2-4	Southern Culture On The Skids–	Too Much Pork For Just One Fork
2-5	Johnny Cash–	Folsom Prison Blues
2-6	The Handsome Family–	Weightless Again
2-7	Vic Chesnutt–	Gravity Of The Situation
2-8	Honeydogs–	Your Blue Door
2-9	Alejandro Escovedo–	Baby's Got New Plans
2-10	Marlee MacLeod–	Mata Hari Dress
2-11	Lambchop–	The Saturday Option
2-12	Gram Parsons–	In My Hour Of Darkness

NATIONAL LAMPOON'S SENIOR TRIP Various Artists 1995

 

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1	–Our Lady Peace	Starseed
2	–The Muffs	Red Eyed Troll
3	–Matthew Sweet	Ultrasuede
4	–311	Outside
5	–God Lives Under Water*	Tortoise
6	–Ian Moore	Magic Bus
7	–Daisyhaze	Brickface
8	–Shoveljerk	Killing My Buzz
9	–Phunk Junkeez	B-Boy Hard
10	–Morphine (2)	Yes
11	–Hayride	A Hard Deer's Night
12	–Seven Day Diary	Flounder
13	–The Jayhawks	Tomorrow The Green Grass

 

THE JAYHAWKS Waiting For The Sun 1993

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Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny

Led by the gifted songwriting, impeccable playing, and honeyed harmonies of vocalists/guitarists Mark Olson and Gary Louris, the Jayhawks' shimmering blend of country, folk, and bar band rock made them one of the most widely acclaimed artists to emerge from the alternative country scene of the '80s. Playing an evocative blend of downcast, folk-leaning pop with Neil Young-informed country accents, the band emerged from the Minneapolis music scene in the mid-'80s, and after a pair of early independent releases, the group became critical favorites and cult heroes with the release of their first major-label album, 1992's superb Hollywood Town Hall. After 1995's Tomorrow the Green Grass, Olson left the group, and under Louris' leadership, they went on, displaying a more pop-oriented direction on 2000's Smile. After 2003's Rainy Day Music, the Jayhawks went on hiatus, but Olson and Louris reunited the band for 2011's Mockingbird Time. Olson once again dropped out, but Louris gave the band a third act with 2016's adventurous Paging Mr. Proust. 

 

Tracklist  

1	Waiting For The Sun	4:19
2	Martin's Song	2:58
3	Up Above My Head	2:37
4	Keith & Quentin	2:36