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IN THIS EDITION

• Lata Mangeshkar - The Freddie Mercury Connection

  Quruli - The World's Greatest Band?

  Neha Bahsin - Aerial Dance and less serious stuff (Apple Bottoms)

  Editors - Dotting the Quarter Notes, Crossing the Beats

  Camera Obscura - When you're lucid you're the sweetest thing

  Art Brut - Fall Down Funny Drunk

  Mindy Smith - Considering Deeply with Splendid Emotion

  Lindsey Buckingham - Legendary Force of Fleetwood Mac readies release of his 6th solo LP

  Candye Kane - Jump Blues Cancer Survivor Readies 11th LP

  Winter in Eden - Vicky Johnson takes Winter in Eden to a Warm and Soulful Place

  Houston Jones - Long-Haired Hippies Rock Like there's No Tomorrow!

  Brother Claude Ely - The Gospel Ranger and the gift of Rock

  James Warner - RAR Reviews All Her Father's Guns

• Psychostick - Space Vampires Vs. Zombie Dinosaurs In 3D

• Model Stranger

• Aural Vampire

1. The Essential Me - RAR

2. Exodus Honey - Honeycut

3. Satisfied - Rebecca Folsom

4. Quiet Inside (acoustic) - The Jane Doe's

5. Suffocated - Sabrina Korva

6. Lies - The Black Keys

7. One-Two-Three - The Indulgers

8. Its Me - Eddie Turner

9. Come A Little Bit Closer - RAR

10. On A Bus To St Cloud - Gretchen Peters

11. Why (Acoustic Demo) - Sabrina Korva

12. I Will Love You - Rebecca Folsom

13. Unglued - Barbee Killed Ken

14. Soul Shaker - Tommy Castro

15. Easier Said Than Done - Steve Conn

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Favorite Composition - Building A Great Song

FINAL QUESTION:  Do you have a song that you have written that you are particularly proud of? And why? I ask because in listening to your music one of the things that I am struck by is the elegance of the constructions. On "You Are the Woman", for instance, which must be a case study in song structure at some university somewhere, you open with an instrumental hook (David playing the flute), go to a single short verse, and then build right into a catchy chorus section. It all happens very fast, to the listener's "mind", though it isn't a tempo thing so much as it is a rapid narrative development. Do you know what I mean by this and would you care to respond?