1. Wasting My Young Years – London Grammar – This band is a little special, the lead singer has a deep moving voice and the sound is all indigo and moodiness; it gets old at some point but not yet – B+
2. Sister Golden Hair – America – Didn’t the Shirelles sue em over this? – A
3. Now And Forever – Stereo Explosion – Modern disco annd quite addictive – B+
4. Turn Back Time – Sub Focus – Already a hit in England and this smart EDM potboiler deserves it – B+
5. Feel Flows – The Beach Boys – Surf sound as mood music. Wilson should tour behind Surf’s Up! – A
6. Stop – Michael Bloomfield – Sounds an awful lot like Booker T – A-
7. There Is A Balm In Gilead – Mahalia Jackson – From a truly great live album recorded on Easter in 1967, which could work its way into the position of my favorite Live album ever if I gave it time – A
8. Across The Universe – Rufus Wainwright – Superb cover by Rufus circa Poses, ergo at an early peak only by All Days Are Nights – A
9. Glacier – James Vincent McMurrow – ANother great song by the gifted guy who released one of the best albums in this early year last week – A
10. World Of Strange Design – Rosanne Cash – Still searching and not finding that one song to open up the album for me. This ain’t it – B