WHERE DREAMS GO TO DIE by JOHN GRANT Story by Vin M
Nearly all the bands are new to me. The Decembrists. Pond. Sons Of Bill. Natalie Prass. Africa Express. Most of the songs are kind to my ears. And then, the final track.
Where The Big Blue Sky Meets The Sea by Mattski
Mattski No through road on the Surf Coast, Victoria, January 2008 Mildura, inland, a dusty spring, 2008I had hit my mid 20s and was on another no through road. Out of desperation I had picked up an acoustic guitar and tried to teach myself to extract a tone from the gravel and dust of it all.
WHERE THE WILD ROSES GROW – KYLIE MINOGUE and NICK CAVE Story by Carmel Bird
He is a Kylie tragic, and the CD that’s playing in the car is a compilation.
WHEREFORE AND WHY by GORDON LIGHTFOOT. Story by Violet St. Clair
You couldn’t escape the voice of Gordon Lightfoot in Toronto during the 1970s. Believe me, I tried.
WHITE RABBIT by JEFFERSON AIRPLANE. Confession by Martina Medica.
Feed your head, Grace sings. Feed your head. So you do.
WICHITA LINEMAN by GLENN CAMPBELL Story by Danny Katz
Wichita Lineman means a lot to me. I used to play it for my beloved when we first met: I was trying to impress her with my guitar skills because she didn't seem too impressed by my conversation, my sexual prowess, or my recipe for spicy peanut satay sauce. A tough one to break.