100 greatest bootlegs

Wheat - John Peel session
Broadcast on BBC Radio 1 FM on 31 May 2000. (only session, recorded on 7 May 2000)
Wheat released their first album in 1997 on the Sugar Free Records label. The follow up from the Massachusetts band 'Hope And Adams' came out in 1999 on the German based City Slang label, home to contemporary bands such as Calexico, Lambchop and Yo La...

While dealing with health issues and the ensuing decline in new posts, it was pleasing to see the blog still getting many hits as new people discovered it.
There has been a lot of traffic for the six volume Expecting Rain series, featuring Bob Dylan's Never Ending Tour and I didn't know why, until I saw a review mentioned on the Expecting Rain site....

I found this while looking for some audio files for my next post. This short session was recorded during the Covid lockdown. Not something that we all want to be reminded of I know but if you are a fan of Margo Price this is well worth a listen.
Newcomers maybe also be influenced to investigate further, she has now released six albums. These tracks all appeared on her new (at the time) third release 'That's How Rumors Get Started", here they are performed in a more acoustic style....

The Rastaman Vibration tour took place on a much larger scale than the previous year. The group played in halls and theatres and a top ten album placing reflected the growing popularity of the group.
Another line-up change saw Donald Kinsey and Earl 'Chinna' Smith on lead guitars replace Al Anderson. They contributed to a live sound that was more laid back with a greater rhythmic groove. Marcia Griffiths returned to the I-Threes, joining the largest...