Was in the mood for some singer/songwriter stuff.

Elton John - Tumbleweed Connection. Okay, so Bernie Taupin wrote the lyrics but this is EJ's best album imo and what amazes me is that not one song made it on the original greatest hits vol l or vol 2 albums. Not one. Every song is killer no filler.

Elton John - Madman Across The Water. EJ's second best album. I just love the title track and Indian Sunset. Another all killer no filler album.

Bill Miller - Ghostdance. German father, American Indian mother. Bill incorporates his American Indian heritage into his music. This is by far his best album.

Bill Miller - Spirit Rain. His 2002 release.

Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells A Story. Rod didn't write these tunes but so what. Just a great, great album.

Dan Fogelberg - The Innocent Age. Not much talk around here of Fogelberg and there's probably a good reason for that. Anyway, I like him, and have for years. This is his best album imo although I really dig Phoenix as well.

Gordon Lightfoot - The Complete Greatest Hits. Being a casual fan this comp works very well for me.

Richard and Linda Thompson - The Best of Richard and Linda: The Island Years. Includes music from his first few solo albums after he left Fairport Convention. Essential British folk music.

Some other things:

Cream - Strange Brew: The Very Best of Cream

Porcupine Tree - On The Sunday Of Life. The new remaster. Not my favorite PTree album by any means but is does have some strong points. Trouble is, it has lots of low points to the point of being rather boring at times. Oh well.

Brave - Searching For The Sun.

Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed. Classic stuff.

Gov't Mule - Deja Voodoo

Darren