Waterloo Public Library’s After Hours @ The Library fundraiser
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 7, 2017
Meet your favourite Canadian authors at Waterloo Public Library’s annual fundraiser
On Friday, November 17th, Waterloo Public Library will be holding its 4th annual fundraiser,
After Hours @ The Library. In celebration of Canada 150, this year’s event will give attendees the chance to get “up close and personal” with a few of our favourite Canadian authors.
Waterloo Public Library is thrilled to welcome writers Ian Hamilton, Donna-Marie Pye, Andrew Pyper and Carrie Snyder to our Main Library for an extraordinary evening of conversation, food and drink. Attendees can chat with authors, mingle
over cocktails (our Information Services desk makes a great bar!) and indulge in delicious canapés and desserts.
Each year, After Hours @ The Library receives incredible support from local businesses, restaurants and caterers in the form of food sponsorship and prize donations.
“We are extremely thankful for the dedicated support of our community partners who, year after year, donate generously to our fundraiser” says Laurie Clarke, Waterloo Public Library’s CEO. “Without them, this event wouldn’t be possible.
We sincerely appreciate their commitment to supporting the library and helping us in not only raising funds but creating a unique event that brings the community together.”
Since its inception in 2014, this dynamic fundraiser has been incredibly successful and this year’s event promises to be the biggest one yet. With draw prizes valued at over $5,000, a Silent Auction that features two tickets to anywhere
in the world WestJet flies, and appetizers from Bhima’s Warung, e.v.o Kitchen, Famoso, Just Love Pie, Little Mushroom Catering and Winnie’s Gluten-Free Kitchen, this event is a perfect opportunity to enjoy an exciting evening in Uptown Waterloo and find out
what happens at the library “after hours”.
Tickets for After Hours @ The Library are $50 each and include canapés and one drink ticket. To see full details and purchase tickets, please visit afterhours.wpl.ca.
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news-release-nov-8-2017.pdfBullying Ends Here Shortlisted As A ‘Top Ten’ Charity For Once In A Lifetime Opportunity
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BULLYING ENDS HERE SHORTLISTED AS A ‘TOP TEN’ CHARITY FOR ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
Public Encouraged to vote for Bullying Ends Here through Industrial Alliance Website
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 8, 2017
Vancouver, B.C. – Bullying Ends Here and its founder, Tad Milmine, are asking the public for their votes, as the organization vies to win the #1 spot and a $125,000 prize, courtesy of Industrial Alliance, among a group of “Top 10” not-for-profit organizations from across Canada.
For the month of November, the public is being kindly asked to vote for the charity they believe is the most deserving of $125,000.
Bullying Ends Here President and Founder Tad Milmine says: “Thanks so much to Industrial Alliance for this phenomenal opportunity. It is an honour to stand alongside these 9 organizations, each of whom is doing critically important work in communities across the country.”
He adds: “Winning would allow Bullying Ends Here to spend more time in communities, speaking to youth. It would help us reach those that need it most and it would allow us to continue with not only changing lives, but saving them, so we would appreciate your vote.”
Since starting the organization four years ago, Tad has shared his anti-bullying message with over 250,000 youth around the world and has combatted bullying in all forms across the country.
Tad adds: “You can vote once per email address and every vote truly counts. Being able to continue to reach youth and discuss the topics of bullying is invaluable. With your vote, you can help inspire and save these children.”
Voting ends on November 30th and the winner will be announced on December 11th. The public can vote both on the Bullying Ends Here website, or at the Industrial Alliance website.
To encourage voting, Tad is also offering an exciting prize pack to one lucky voter.
About Bullying Ends Here
Calgary Police Constable Tad Milmine spent his teenage years a victim of bullying. In 2011, after reading about the suicide of 15-year-old Jamie Hubley, an openly gay Ontario youth bullied relentlessly for his sexuality, Tad was inspired to take his personal struggle public. He is the founder of Bullying Ends Here and travels across the world speaking with young people about the real effects of bullying. He has spoken all across North America and Europe and has reached close to 250,000 youth in person. Tad has received universal acclaim for the work that he does, including the inaugural Kaleidoscope of Hope Award. For more information about the foundation, visit www.bullyingendshere.ca and follow Tad on Twitter @tadmilmine.
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Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2017/11/01
Rebel Time Radio is back, and like the spectre of communism haunting Europe, we just won’t go away! On tonight’s episode our (somewhat) esteemed hosts Elysha and Mike play some rippin’ tracks from The Cramps, Black Star Dub Collective, Spectres and Dillinger Four. They talk about the West Papua independence movement and get a little bit spooky talking about the intersections of politics and horror films. Now press the play button why dontcha!?
Download the podcast here (right click and save the link!)
Tonight’s set:
- Conscious Youth – Bird of Paradise
- The Selecter – Bomb Scare
- Black Star Dub Collective – Vampire
- The Damned – Nasty
- The Cramps – Surfing Dead
- The Epoxies – Robot Man
- Dead Kennedys – Halloween
- Dillinger Four – Define Learning Disorder
- Closet Monster – Higher Education
- Not Half Bad – I’m Only Here To Read
- Bad Religion – I Want To Conquer The World
- D.O.A. – Bring Out Your Dead
- Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine – Werewolves of Wall Street
- Spectres – Stasi
Rebel Time Radio is on iTunes! Subscribe here! Or search for us on another one of your favorite podcatcher and get Rebel Time Radio delivered right to your device thing! Do us a favour eh and give us a five star rating so that Rebel Time can spread punk rock tunes to all corners of the world.
Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com
Hey do you like bicycles? Go check out Rebel Time Radio’s favorite bike shop Black Arrow Cycles in downtown Kitchener on Queen St. They’re UNBELIEVABLE!* Find out more info about Black Arrow Cycles here!
*This may be a hyperbole.
Starfish and Coffee – Episode #22 (11.05.17)
Episode #22 of Starfish and Coffee Radio is in the books! DJ Starfish held down the fort as Little Beatwas attending the wedding of two of her stuffies, Hannah the Hedgehog and Greedo the Frog. Word on the street is that it was a very lovely wedding and the guests danced the night away to the magical tunes from Starfish and Coffee Radio. The music was magical this week with the likes of David Bowie, Amy Winehouse, songs from the Little Mermaid and the upcoming Trolls Holiday TV special, new music from Brian Fallon and Franz Ferdinand and loads more!
PLAYLIST
- Renee & Friends Ft. Maya Rudolph – Starfish and Coffee
- David Bowie – Sound and Vision
- Brian Fallon – Forget Me Not
- Metric – Everybody has a Talent
- Vampire Weekend – Holiday
- Caspar Babypants – My Pants Are On Vacation
- Belle & Sebastian – You Can Do It If You Try
- Joel Plaskett Emergency – Nowhere With You
- The Tragically Hip – In View
- Franz Ferdinand – Always Ascending
- The Little Mermaid Soundtrack / Samuel E. Wright – Under The Sea
- Kygo Ft. John Newman – Never Let You Go
- Redbone – Come and Get Your Love (single edit)
- Billy Preston – Nothing From Nothing
- Trolls Holiday Soundtrack (Anna Kendrick and Justin Timberlake) – Love Train
- Madonna – Holiday
- Amy Winehouse – Monkey Man
- Donavon Frankenreiter – Your Heart
Episode x8 of MyAudioFace
Hear a bunch of great bands on the premier metal music show in KW: MyAudioFace. This episode is 18+ (words)
The Lost Indie City “BEST Last Efforts” setlist Nov 3 2017
The Lost Indie City “Best Last Efforts” setlist
David Bowie – I Can’t Give Everything Away
Talk Talk – Ascension Day
Sleater Kinney – Price Tag
Talking Heads – Nothing But Flowers
The Monks – Don’t Want No Reds
Mr. Bungle – None of them knew they were Robots
Fugazi – Cashout
Rage Against the Machine – Born of a Broken Man
The Clash – This is England
Husker Du – Could you be the One
Leatherface – Never Say Goodbye
Tiltwheel – I Spent my Spring-break in Vancouver B.C. And all I got was this dumb song
The Verve – Rather Be
The Smiths – I Started Something, I Couldn’t Finish
My Chemical Romance – Sing
Amy Winehouse – Back to Black
LCD Soundsystem – Oh Baby
White Stripes – Rag & Bone
Nirvana – Pennyroyal Tea
The Jam – Town Called Malice
Peter Tosh – Vampire
Joe Strummer – Arms Aloft
Pulp – Trees
Police – Oh My God
Johnny Cash – I Hung My Head
Roxy Music – The Main Thing
Joy Division – Heart & SouL
November fees
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Sorry for the late reminder! Please try to get your show fees in ASAP!
If I have accidentally ignored your email please send it again! Just a busy time!
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Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2017/10/25
More Rebel Time Radio for your faceholes! On tonight’s show, Elysha, Dan and Mike talk about how dumb and racist the proud boys are. They also spin some wicked punk tunes from Exit Order, Ambition Mission, Rixe, plus a new on from The Lillingtons. Now go hit play eh!
Download the podcast here (right click to save the link!)
Tonight’s set:
- Dead Kennedys – Keepon Factory
- SNFU – The Ceiling
- The Lillingtons – They Live
- Absinthe Rose – This Is Enough
- Exit Order – Seed of Hysteria
- Rats In The Wall – Your World
- Kalashnikov Collective – Cani
- Specters – Passages
- Holiday – They Said We Could Have Everything in the Argos Catalogue
- Ambition Mission – Wine & Cheese
- Closet Monster – Yes, This Is A Guilt Trip
- The Have Nots – One In Four
- Curasbun – Cerveza
- Bad Religion – Bored and Extremely Dangerous
- Rixe – Coups & Blessures
- The Rotten – K.W.D.P.
- Maldita – Sonria
- Adictox – Malato
Starfish and Coffee – Episode #21 (10.29.17)
I was working in the lab late one night, when my eyes beheld an eerie sight….it was the Starfish and Coffee Halloween Special!
What an amazing and fun show Starfish and Coffee had on Sunday October 29th! It was no monster mash. It was a full on Halloween music bash! DJ Spookfish (aka DJ Starfish) and Little Meow (aka Little Beat) scared up a super sweet mix of Halloween related music, had everyone in stitches with Halloween jokes and talked about clever and easy to make costumes. Oh, and we had another tricky ‘What’s That Sound?’ sound challenge.
Make sure to listen to this episode and let it be the soundtrack to your family Halloween dance party!
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1. Whodini – Freaks Come Out At Night
2. Michael Jackson – Thriller
3. Ray Parker Jr. – Ghostbusters
4. Stevie Wonder – Superstition
5. X-Files TV Theme
6. Twilight Zone TV Theme
7. The Addams Family TV Theme
8. Richard O’Brien – Time Warp
9. Bobby “Boris” Picket & The Crypt Keepers – Monster Mash
10. David Seville – Witch Doctor
11. Sheb Wooley – The Purple People Eater
12. Talking Heads – Psycho Killer
13. Duran Duran – Hungry Like The Wolf
14. The Archies – Sugar, Sugar
15. Bow Wow Wow – I Want Candy
16. New Edition – Candy Girl
17. Glee Cast – Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead
18. Crash Test Dummies – The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead
19. Casper The Friendly Ghost TV Theme
20. The California Honeydrops – Pumpkin Pie
21. The White Stripes – Little Ghost
22. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – I Put A Spell On You
episode 205 agriculture show oct 16 2017
The North Dumfries/Waterloo Plowmens Association held their banquet and awards night at The Grand Valley Golf Club near Cambridge. Special guests from the www.kwcf.ca and the North Dumfries school fair were invited.
EPISODE X7 OF MYAUDIOFACE- Interview with Everett Mason of Nervcast
Mr. K speaks with Everett Mason, lead singer of future megastars Nervcast. A relatively clean episode with only one F-bomb, and great tunes from Crimson Breed, Nervcast, Testament and BLS.
Rebel Time Radio – Episode 2017/10/18
You’re in for a treat tonight as Elysha and Dan join forces to fumble over words and songs and bring you the latest and greatest in whatever they wanna hear. We’re showcasing brand new tunes by HIRS, sorta new tunes by The Selecter and Limp Wrist, and lots of old faves as a sountrack for smashing the status quo. Give ‘er a lissin!
Download podcast here (right click and Save Link As…)
Tonight’s set:
- Bikini Kill – I Hate Danger
- Zounds – Little Bit More
- F-Minus – Wake Up Screaming
- Cambridge – Shit Blizzard
- Face to Face – Walk the Walk
- Cinderblock – No Future
- X-Ray Spex – I Can’t Do Anything
- HIRS – Leave Me Alone/Let Me Live/All By Myself
- Alien Boys – Just Another Piece of Acid
- War on Women – Say It
- The Selecter – Taking Back Control
- Prague Ska Conspiracy – Against the Ropes
- The Wipers – Now is the Time
- 22 Longs Riffs – Alerta
- Limp Wrist – A Littler Nervous
Don’t forget to check out two awesome shows presented by Rebel Time in Hamilton! First October 21st, it’s France’s 22 Longs Riffs with Barbed Wire Braces, Dissidence and Sick Of Shit (here’s the event page) and on November 10th, it’s Chile’s Curasbun with Union Thugs, Glassed and more (here’s the event page). Get stoked!
Rebel Time Radio is on iTunes! Subscribe here! Or search for us on another one of your favorite podcatcher and get Rebel Time Radio delivered right to your device thing! Do us a favour eh and give us a five star rating so that Rebel Time can spread punk rock tunes to all corners of the world.
Want to get in touch? Tell us about your awesome band or shower us with compliments? Email us at rebeltimeradio@gmail.com
Hey do you like bicycles? Go check out Rebel Time Radio’s favorite bike shop Black Arrow Cycles in downtown Kitchener on Queen St. They really do help keep us rockin and a-rollin! Find out more info about Black Arrow Cycles here!
CKMS MEGA CD (AND VINYL) SALE
As part of CKMS 102.7FM – RadioWaterloo’s 40th year celebrations, we are having our largest CD sale of the year.
This is your chance to browse through the hundreds (and hundreds) of CD’s that Radio Waterloo has accumulated over the years.
Every genre imaginable, covering many many years of the Radio Waterloo history.
Come one, come all to pick up CD’s you simply will not find anywhere else at insanely cheap prices…and there will be a LIMITED amount of vinyl LP’s available, though we do not expect them to last long.
The best part? Every penny you spend will help fund Radio Waterloo so we can continue providing the community the very best radio experience.
This great event is happening on November 25th from 8am to 2pm at the Radio Waterloo studio at
283 Duke St West
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Starfish and Coffee – Episode #20 (10.22.17)
East side to the west side, no diggity the October 22nd episode of Starfish and Coffee Radio was where it was at. DJ Starfish and Little Beat blasted some killer tunes on the TWENTIETH episode of the show! The Roots, Guns N’ Roses, Nelly Furtado, Lil Deuce Deuce and Parry Gripp all represent this week.
Little Beat also blasted some speakers with some of her shouts of excitement for the Halloween edition of Starfish and Coffee Radio coming up on October 29th!
Episode #20 has another super crazy hard ‘What’s That Sound?’ sound challenge. It’s Kinder Surprise Egg vs. Knock-Off Silly Putty Egg. Two eggs will enter, one egg will leave.
Playlist:
1. Prince – Starfish and Coffee (show theme)
2. She & Him – In the Sun
3. Sarah Jane Scouten – Coupe De Ville Rag
4. Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox – My Heart Will Go On
5. Me First and the Gimme Gimmes – My Heart Will Go On
6. Lil Deuce Deuce – Beep Beep I’m a Sheep
7. Guns N’ Roses – Sweet Child O’ Mine
8. The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army
9. Parry Gripp – Chicken Tender
10. Steppenwolf – Magic Carpet Ride
11. Bill Withers – Lovely Day
12. The Beatles – Twis and Shout
13. The Marvelettes – Please Mr. Postman
14. Nelly Furtado – Turn Off The Light
15. Snow – Informer
16. The Roots – We Have Fun
17. John Lennon – Stand By Me
18. Toronto – Your Daddy Don’t Know
episode 204 agriculture show october 19 2017
The Waterloo Federation of Agriculture held their AGM at www.puddicombehouse.com in New Hamburg. Kelly Daynard from www.farmfoodcare.org was the guest speaker. There were presentations from Waterloo 4-H, Waterloo Junior Farmers, and Waterloo Farm Safety Day.
The Lost Indie City “Hair” setlist
Episode x6 of MyAudioFace- Phantom Atlantic Interview
We interview Jeff and Ryan from Phantom Atlantic, we hear an obscure song from Nirvana, a new single from Nervcast and more.
Starfish and Coffee – Episode #19 (10.15.17)
Lend me some sugar, I am your neighbour! The October 15 episode of Starfish and Coffee Radio was a fast and wild musical ride. Episode #19 featured music from Stevie Wonder, Icona Pop, David Bowie, StoryBots and more! DJ Starfish took the show to a whole other level by playing a cover version of ‘Starfish and Coffee’ to start the show. You have to listen to this take on the song!
Little Beat brought out a new tricky ‘What’s That Sound?’ Sound Challenge. This time it was a trick or treat sized box of Smarties vs. a half-filled box of Tic-Tacs.
Playlist:
1. Renee & Friends, ft. Maya Rudolph – Starfish and Coffee
2. Vintage Trouble – Run Like The River
3. Stevie Wonder – Sir Duke
4. Mista Cookie Jar & The Chocolate Chips – Inner Child Rock
5. StoryBots – Everybody Love Oranges
6. Phoenix – J-Boy
7. Icona Pop – GIRLS GIRLS
8. Tiesto, Stargate & Aloe Blacc – Carry You Home
9. Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch – Good Vibrations
10. Arcade Fire – Rebellion (Lies)
11. Stompin’ Tom Conors – The Hockey Song
12. Frances England – Jacques Cousteau
13. Grenadilla – Sitting On Top Of The World
14. Barenaked Ladies – Lookin’ Up
15. David Bowie – Golden Years
16. Bob Sinclair & Gary Pine – Love Generation
Episode x5 of MyAudioFace, Heavy Cancon Edition
Phew… we had fun, learned (learnt, lurned, teachedified?) some new technical studio stuff and best of all played a ton of great Canadian music. Listen and download and tell your friends!
The Lost Indie City, 1979 setlist
The Lost Indie City “1979” setlist
Dead Kennedys – California Uber Alles
Forgotten Rebels – In Love with the System
The Damned – Smash it Up
Buzzcocks – Harmony in My Head
The Monks – Bad Habits
The Cars – Double Life
B52s – Planet Claire
Nick Gilder – Metro Jets
Elvis Costello – Oliver’s Army
Talking Heads – Life During Wartime
Squeeze – Cool for Cats
Devo – Pink Pussycat
Teenage Head – Picture My Face
The Jam – Eton Rifles
The Stranglers – Duchess
Joe Jackson – It’s Different for Girls
Blue Peter – Living in the Eighties
The Slits – Typical Girls
Blondie – Dreaming
XTC – Life Begins at the Hop
The Specials – Stupid Marriage
Peter Tosh – Mystic Man
Boomtown Rats – Diamond Smiles
The Clash – Hateful
The Demics – New York City
Japan – Quiet Life
The Police – The Beds Too Big Without You
The Skids – Into the Valley
PiL – Death Disco
Magazine – Back To Nature
golden record
The Golden Record consists of 115 analog-encoded photographs, greetings in 55 languages, a 12-minute montage of sounds on Earth and 90 minutes of music.
What would you put on a Golden Record?
EPISODES
Bob Jonkman
Melissa McNamara
Nat Persaud
Nic Weber
Karl Kessler
Chris Sherren
Chase Phillips, DJ Blitz, DJ Lucifer
Rob McKenna
Doug St.Amant
Megan and Makayla (2)
John Kokko
Andrew Wood
Chris Pompeo
Erik Stager
Mark Reusser
Mike and Frances
SOCIAL DANCER EPISODES
Daniella Batjos
Jayne and Kia
Jeff and Amanda
Maria and Joel
Ed and Walter
Megan and Makayla
Ann Sychterz
Sandy and David
Mark Podbevsek and Victoria Parker
EPISODES WITH MUSICIANS
Dr. Swamp
Alan Charlebois and Paul Schultz
Steve Todd
Andrew
David Wang
“WINGIT WEDNESDAYS”
Mike, Peter, and Walter
Zora, Mike, and Peter
The text below was spoken by Kurt Waldheim, the Secretary General of the United Nations.
I send greetings on behalf of the people of our planet. We step out of our solar system into the universe seeking only peace and friendship, to teach if we are called upon, to be taught if we are fortunate. We know full well that our planet and all its inhabitants are but a small part of the immense universe that surrounds us and it is with humility and hope that we take this step.
Here is that recording as well as recordings by other speakers. Feel free to send me your recording of the same text.
Original Waldheim recording
The recording in Korean by Jay Jeong 2018
The recording in Russian by Maria Kouznetsova 2019
More info on the Golden Record. This is the show opening clip.
40 years ago in 1977, CKMS radio and the Voyager spacecrafts were launched. in a few years, the spacecrafts will power down, as their nuclear power source dwindles. We trust CKMS will be broadcasting for many more years than that.
The Voyager Golden Records are phonograph records that were included aboard both Voyager spacecraft. The records are thought to be able to remain intact for a billion years.
The records contain sounds and images selected to portray the diversity of life and culture on Earth, and are intended for any intelligent extraterrestrial life form, or for future humans, who may find them. Those records are considered as a sort of, time capsule.
Carl Sagan noted that “The spacecraft will be encountered and the record played only if there are advanced space-faring civilizations in interstellar space. The launching of this ‘bottle’ into the cosmic ‘ocean’ says something very hopeful about life on this planet.
Sagan and his associates assembled 115 images and a variety of natural sounds, such as those made by surf, wind, thunder and animals (including the songs of birds and whales). To this they added 30 musical selections from different cultures and eras, spoken greetings in 55 ancient and modern languages, and other human sounds, like footsteps and laughter.
Here is an excerpt of President Carter’s official statement placed on the Voyager spacecraft for its trip outside the Solar System, June 16, 1977:
We cast this message into the cosmos … Of the 200 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy, some – perhaps many – may have inhabited planets and space faring civilizations. If one such civilization intercepts Voyager and can understand these recorded contents, here is our message: This is a present from a small distant world, a token of our sounds, our science, our images, our music, our thoughts, and our feelings. We are attempting to survive our time so we may live into yours. We hope some day, having solved the problems we face, to join a community of galactic civilizations. This record represents our hope and our determination and our goodwill in a vast and awesome universe.
What would you put on a Golden Record?
Episode x4 of MyAudioFace- Oct 4th 2017
Great music as always including Decatur and more on this episode of MyAudioFace
episode 203 agriculture show oct 10 2017
Rick Dunnett is the guest today of The Agriculture Show. Rick is very involved with plowing matches locally and provincially. www.plowingmatch.org Our playlist:
- Talladega by Eric Church
- Night Moves by Bob Seeger
- Hotel California by The Eagles
- No Sugar Tonight by The Guess Who
- The Weight by The Band
So Old It’s New set list for Monday, Oct. 9, 2017
1. Black Sabbath, Into The Void
2. Lou Reed, Hangin’ Round
3. The Rolling Stones, Coming Down Again
4. The Alan Parsons Project, Breakdown
5. Patti Smith, Redondo Beach
6. The Moody Blues, Reflective Smile/Veteran Cosmic Rocker
7. Quicksilver Messenger Service, Fresh Air
8. Genesis, Entangled
9. The Monkees, Daily Nightly
10. The Kinks, Predictable
11. John Lennon, Well Well Well
12. Whitesnake, Ain’t Gonna Cry No More
13. Deep Purple, This Time Around/Owed To G
14. Deep Purple, You Keep On Moving
15. The Doobie Brothers, I Cheat The Hangman
16. Jeff Beck Group, Going Down
17. The Beatles, Hey Bulldog
18. Blind Faith, Sea Of Joy
19. Queen, The Prophet’s Song
20. Elton John, Burn Down The Mission/My Baby Left Me/Get Back (live from 17-11-70 album)