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To: JakeStraw who wrote (25428)	3/6/2001 6:06:35 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 49844

Get a CD burner! There's so much great stuff out there. 6/7/70 was the 1st Sug Mag and the last Eleven.

To: JakeStraw who wrote (25428)	3/6/2001 6:30:37 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49844

Tuesday March 06 05:00 AM EST Lucinda's Butterfly Will Fly dailynews.yahoo.com Lucinda Williams' new album, Broken Butterflies, is in the mixing process. The singer-songwriter's long anticipated sixth album is the follow-up to her Grammy-winning Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, which was released in 1998. Fortunately, Broken Butterflies did not have the difficult birthing process that its predecessor did -- Car Wheels took six years to complete because of Williams' supposed rampant perfectionism, and revolving door of producers. This time out Williams used the production services of Charlie Sexton, the Texas guitar whiz who cut his teeth in Joe Ely's band and went on to pair up in the studio and onstage with the likes of Bob Dylan, Don Henley and Keith Richards. The threesome began working in a Minneapolis studio in October and just finished last month. Sexton is not only behind the boards on the record, but he also plays guitar, along with a stellar team that includes Bo Ramsey, Neil Young cohort Jim Keltner, Tony Garnier, Reese Wyans and David Mansfield. "Essence," the first single from the album is slated to go to radio on March 27th, with the album tentatively scheduled to hit stores on May 22nd. Williams is also ready to hit the road. She'll play March 13th at Fort Worth, Texas' Caravan of Dreams, followed by a stint at this year's South by Southwest at the Austin Music Hall on March 14th and 15th. On March 30th, she'll take the stage with her father Miller Williams -- the 1997 Presidential Inauguration poet -- at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. JAAN UHELSZKI (March 6, 2001)

To: JakeStraw who wrote (25428)	3/6/2001 6:36:21 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Respond to of 49844

Reggae Legends Pay Tribute To Rock Royalty In 'Reggae Rocks: The Tide is High'Tuesday March 6, 7:02 am Eastern Time Press Release SOURCE: Madacy Entertainment 'Sound-Breaking' May 15th Bongo Boy/Madacy Label Group Release Launches 'Reggae Rocks' Brand LOS ANGELES, CA, March 6 /PRNewswire/ - On May 15, 2001, Bongo Boy Music and the Madacy Label Group will debut Reggae Rocks - The Tide is High, the first in a series of six CD's that will feature the world's top reggae artists paying homage to the greatest rock 'n roll songs and artists. The Tide is High is a compilation disc featuring 18 all-time great classic rock and pop tracks re- recorded with an island spin by the some of the leading reggae artists including Toots and the Maytals, Gregory Isaacs, Big Mountain, Judy Mowatt and Steel Pulse. Among the artists whose songs are covered include The Rolling Stones, The Eagles, Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, and many more of the top names in the rock industry. Throughout 2001 and beyond, Madacy Label Group will release a series of Reggae Rocks brand tribute albums that will focus on the catalogue of hits from such seminal rock groups and solo artists as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan. The CD series is a labor of love for producer and creator Henry ``K'', the New York native who started his career working for the legendary Marley Family's Tuff Gong Recording Studios. Becoming a diehard reggae fan, K now has lived in Jamaica for the past 20 years. His most recent production was the highly successful The Grateful Dead reggae tribute album, Fire On The Mountain Volumes I & II, which received critical acclaim and sold more than a quarter million units. ``This CD shows that music is truly cross cultural and I hope this album will enable many of reggae's extraordinarily talented musicians to reach a mainstream audience. As an example, the title track 'The Tide Is High' was originally a reggae song which was taken to the top of the charts by Blondie, and now has been covered by another reggae band on this CD,'' says 'K.' ``Many of these performers are legendary in their own culture and I believe this project will bring them worldwide attention.'' Reggae Rocks: The Tide Is High includes the ``The Tide is High'' by The Mighty Diamonds, ``Here Comes The Sun'' by The Burningsouls, ``Feeling Groovy'' by Sugar Minott, ``Don't Stop'' by Judy Mowatt, ``Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)'' by Chrisinti, ``Maggie May'' by Wayne Arnold, ``Heard it Through The Grapevine'' and ``Start Me Up'' by Toots and the Maytals, ``Johnny B. Good'' by Yami Bolo, ``We Can Work It Out'' by Steel Pulse, ``D'yer Mak'er'' by Lehbanchuleh, ``Master Blaster'' by Chalice, ``Fly Like and Eagle'' by Sugar Black, ``Hotel California'' by Edi Fitzroy, ``Blowin in the Wind'' by The Abyssinians, ``Sara Smile'' by Big Mountain, ``(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction'' by The Heptones with General Trees and ``Everybody Wants To Rule The World'' by Ken Boothe. Madacy Entertainment is a member company of North Coast Entertainment, a subsidiary of Handleman Company (NYSE:HDL - news). + + + For press materials, please call Aerial Publicity & Promotion at (416) 787-6577. Contacts: Aerial Publicity - Canada Aerial Publicity - US Naomi Strasser or Dara Speigel Dorrit Ragosine (416) 787-6577 (323) 969-9822 Reggae Rocks: The Tide Is High