Uncut Jukebox: UNCUT MAGAZINE 118: THE PLAYLIST

Saturday, 12 July 2014

UNCUT MAGAZINE 118: THE PLAYLIST – MARCH 2007

UNCUT 2007 03: The Playlist – March 2007

1. The Besnard Lakes - Disaster

2. Noisettes - Don't Give Up

3. Richmond Fontaine - The Kid From Belmont Street

4. Rickie Lee Jones - Falling Up

5. Dan Bern - Suicide Room

6. Jesse Malin - Little Star

7. Nico - Frozen Warnings

8. The Fall - Reformation Uncut

9. Lucinda Williams - What If

10. Cold War Kids - Expensive Tastes

11. Marissa Nadler - Diamond Heart

12. Delroy Wilson - This Life Makes Me Wonder

13. Lambchop - You Masculine You

14. Dexys Midnight Runners - Show Me

15. Explosions In The Sky - Catastrophe And The Cure

Compilation Producer – Mark Bentley, Mick Meikleham

Compiled By – Allan Jones, John Mulvey

Design – Marc Jones

Engineer [Mastering] – Andrew Thompson

Photography By – Andrew Kendall

Format: mp3 @ 320kbps

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Uncut Jukebox12 July 2014 at 15:05
The Playlist March 2007
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gtown14 July 2014 at 19:56
thanks, I needed this one (and only 3 weeks since the last, I like that)
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