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Jim Neill’s Jukebox 5/6/15
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7PM

Stealing Sheep- Genevieve  Liverpool trio

The Paper KItes- In Reverie Melbourne

The Church- Pride Before A Fall from Further Deeper

Young Marble Giants- Final Day

Jesca Hoop/Sam Beam – Haunting My Dress

Stephen Stills- Know You’ve Got To Run DEMO

Waxahatchee- Air Waxahatchee Creek, in Alabama Katie Crutchfield

Ween- Back To Basom

Blonde Redhead- Dripping

Black Watch- Where There Were Orange Trees

The Spinanes- Hawaiian Baby

The Ramones- Here Today Gone Tomorrow

Velvet Underground- Pale Blue Eyes

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8PM

Pete Townshend-Parvardigar

Roy Harper- Lord’s Prayer

Cocteau Twins- Alice

Danielle Dax- Numb Companions

Laurie Anderson- Big Science

Red House Painters- Shock Me

Unrest- I Do Believe You Are Blushing

9PM

Teenage Fanclub- Everything Flows

Red Red Meat- Carpet of Horses

Wedding Present- Bewitched

Tobin Sprout -And Then  The Crowd Showed Up

David Sylvian & Riuichi Sakomoto- Bamboo Houses

Jenny Hval -That Battle Is Over

Joni Mitchell- Jungle Line

Thomas Dolby- The Flat Earth

Meredith Monk- Dawn

Dead Can Dance- Persephone- The Gathering Of Flowers

Jimi Hendrix- Castles Made of Sand

 

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