Mrs. T’s Information Page!

[This page was last updated at 4 PM February 29, 2008 .]

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The purpose of this page is to keep you updated on homework and to provide you convenient links to class resources and information. I will try to keep it updated as regularly as I can, but, alas, I cannot promise that it will be changed daily.

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Don't forget: WS due at every regularly scheduled conference!

There's always homework! Don't forget WW and RW. :-)

See Topham’s Attic for important announcements.

For details on homework, see tophamsattic.

Week One: August 27-31

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	None	intro stuff; buy journal	intro stuff; buy journal	intro stuff; buy journal
T	Say hello; Bubbly	Journals; intro to poetry (Collins)	Journals, intro to poetry (Collins) HW: Ch 1 + be ready to discuss two of the poems in it	Journals, etc. HW: compose a creative piece of about three paragraphs about your feelings about your name
W	Second Sight	"On Reading Poems..." (344) "Ars Poetica" (19)  HW: Ch 5--read and prepare to discuss ("whack words") at least two of the poems in this chapter	"On Reading Poems..." (344) Discussed the question of what a poem is.  Whacked it around a bit.  HW: Poetry: I, Suicide's Note, Ballad of Birmingham: read and jot some notes for discussion	Worked in pairs and fours on "name" pieces.  HW: Revise name piece for presentation tomorrow
Th	20 journal topics	discussed figurative language (ch 5) HW: pay attention to figurative language today and tonight! (3rd)--be ready to discuss Metaphors, Song of Powers, The Hound, and Dream Deferre (7^th)—be ready to discuss The Hound, Dream Deferred, To His Coy Mistress, and A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning	“Poetry: I” and “Suicide’s Note” HW: read There’s Been a Death in the Opposite House (32); watch for stylistic elements; listen to the poem and look at it…	We heard from Will, Alex and Katie; tomorrow we hear from the rest of you!
F	Pets I have known	Discussed poems from yesterday HW: For Tuesday: describe a frozen moment from your summer, a mental photograph of a moment without time passing, using minimal adjectives but plenty of strong nouns and verbs. 2pps, double-sp. Bring 2 copies.	Discussed Emily Dickinson poem HW: Read the other Dickinson poems in the book. Choose five of them and, on paper, note stylistic elements and comparisons to the one we read today. See this link: emily.htm; it will give clear instructions.	Most everyone read their revised pieces; those who have not will do so on Tuesday. HW: Write a short story containing at least two characters and a clear conflict.

Week Two: September 4-7

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	No school	Labor Day
T	thumbing your nose at convention	WW: discussed logistics (binders, pink sheets, etc.) and WS before beginning to conference HW: D1 of WS for tomorrow	Dickinson: began discussing things that seemed stylistically and thematically consistent throughout the poems this weekend HW: Select ONE and prepare to discuss it	WW: discussed logistics (binders, pink sheets, etc.) and WS before beginning to conference HW: D1 of WS for 1st conf; new strong draft for tomorrow
W	Wearing your ♥ on your sleeve	The booklady speaks… Mrs. Flangel introduced ten books for potential RW selections	The booklady speaks… Mrs. Flangel introduced ten books for potential RW selections	Finished (finally) the second readings of the names pieces. HW: take a 20-minute walk alone sans technology, remaining in the here and now.When you return, reflect on what you felt in a poem.
Th	Multidimensional	Discussed reading workshop, registering for bbs, continued conferences HW: register for bbs online	Discussed reading workshop, registering for bbs, conference slots HW: register for bbs online; redo T HW as needed	Discussed reading workshop, registering for bbs, walk in here and now HW: register for bbs online
F	TV or not TV	Missed P3; P7 discussed weekend assignments; see below; NB that jury duty may postpone conferences next week. HW: see weekend.htm	Discussed next week’s schedule, noting that jury duty is going to upset it quite a bit. HW: see weekend.htm	Read Walk poems, discussed bbs and next week’s funky schedule. HW: see weekend.htm

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Week Three: September 10-14

(A)

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Monsoon afternoon	RW	RW	RW
T	On a sunny Tuesday morning	WW	WW	Counselor Seminars
W	Parabolas in training	Discussed working online; expectations for bbs HW: continue online discussions	Discussed working online; expectations for bbs; discussed “Faith is a fine invention” HW: continue online discussions—tomorrow there will be small gps “whacking” selected poems	Discussed working online and the importance of participating in bbs; began confs on conflict stories
Th	nostalgia	Small gp discussions of chapter 5 poems; large gp disc of “To His Coy Mistress” HW: Begin essay due sat night via email; see hw.htm	Small gp discussions about selected Dickinson poems HW: begin preparing short essay (400 words + quotes) on a main idea expressed in one of the Dickinson poems.	Continued conflict story discussions; set five points for revision HW: For Fri night, post online a revised and highlighted version of your piece. For Sun night: visit your groupmates’ pieces and leave feedback.
F	Real love?	Discussed how to write and organize an analytical essay	Discussed how to write and organize an analytical essay	Aldamia’s Heart Ch 1

Week Four: September 17-21

(B)

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	In the spaces between	RW	RW	Conflict story conferences HW: bring in a work of art
T	Baboon ballet	WW HW: bring in a piece of art that moves you in some way	WW HW: If you bought Our Town, bring it with you.	Discussed art that was brought in and the notion of “after art” pieces HW: create an “after art” poem
W	Marshmallow wars	Discussed artworks brought in: what is art? Working def: art is a person’s interpretation or expression of a thought or emotion or outside stimulus, rendered in some chosen medium, and received by an observer HW: start on boards (Poetry/Art; see “The Assignment”)	Discussed the structure and concept of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town; began watching film	“after art” confs HW: boards—post your after art poem
Th	Penguins in pajamas	Discussed Shakespeare’s “Not Marble, Nor the Gilded Monuments” HW: cont. boards: specifically discuss MacLeish’s response to Shakespeare’s poem	Continued Our Town. Watched/discussed through scene with two moms discussing the antique salesman. HW: boards now open; see assignment online	Discussed writing college apps HW: continued work on pieces in progress
F	weightless	Discussed several metapoems incl “The Juggler” Hw: art quotes (What Is a Work of Art?” link on E3H page); discuss on bbs	Continued watching/discussing Our Town: why are the details presented by the professor and Mr. Webb important? HW: continue bbs on the play; in journal: keep a list of things you notice intentionally this weekend: stop and smell the roses	The booklady cometh! HW: so does a letter; watch for it!

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Week Five: September 24-28

(A)

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Is pizza the perfect food?	RW	RW	Individual work
T	“Where’s the key?”	WW HW: bring The Theban Plays; art quote boards	WW	Focus on character
W	Anemone dreams	Art quote discussions: talked about some of the “what is art?” quotes that were being discussed online… HW: continue boards	Our Town continued	Focus on character HW: finish the piece based on observing me
Th	Peripheral vision	Art quote discussions: talked about some of the “what is art?” quotes that were being discussed online… HW: continue boards; focus on “Poems about Poetry” page	Our Town continued HW: cont. boards	Read character pieces
F	#6 from your left	Discussion of random online metapoems HW: continue boards online; write a metapoem of your own (see E3H page) and post on new board (under “Writing Workshop”)	Our Town continued HW: cont. boards: when did you have this kind of awkward conversation that revealed something important about your friends and relationships?	Finished reading character pieces; workshopped for period. HW: bring all drafts on Monday

Week Six: October 1-5

(B)

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Oct 1: school year almost over	RW	RW	RW
T	#16 + #1	Counselor Seminars	RW	Discussed dialogue and dialogue tagging; HW: listen to real people talk; write two brief dialogue-based pieces with 2 characters: one contains a benign dialogue, one a dialogue revealing a conflict
W	Rushing the Season	WW	Our Town continued: the wedding and the start of Emily’s funeral HW: speculate about where this is going	workshop
Th	pandemonium	Discussed metapoems from online HW: revise metapoems and post	Finished Our Town HW: post on final scene AND on possible essay topics for OT	Discussed portfolio requirements
F	The adventures of willy the whirlwind	Poem unit culmination: the fantasia project! HW: begin working on fantasia (see E3H page under “poetry project”); due 10/17. Metapoem Slam 10/11!!!	Discussed OT essay topics Begin drafting OT essay—your choice of thesis. See quotes link on E2H page. Draft 1 due 10/12.	Reviewed portfolio requirements on Homework Page link (above) HW: Bring in all drafts on Tuesday. Be sure to include all class assignments.

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Week Seven: October 8-12

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M
T	Requiem for summer	RW	RW	Conferences Bring all drafts!!!
W	Living in Tundra Town	WW	WW	Conferences Bring all drafts!!
Th	Prancing peonies	Metapoem Slam!!	Counselor Seminars	Conferences Bring all drafts!!
F	reflections	Clothesline Project HW: email me with info about your poem choice. Start work on fantasia.	Clothesline Project HW: do I have your OT essay?	Clothesline Project HW: write a poem 10-20 lines from your observations and notes today

Week Eight: October 15-19

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Sleeping sickness	RW	RW	RW
T	Day 2: English teacher held hostage	WW	WW	WW
W	Fresh out of nowhere	Fantasias: examples	Intro to Transcendentalism HW: Read the pamphlet I handed out	Poems: clothesline HW: Bring in an object
Th	#7 (2H)	Fantasias: lab	Transcendentalism discussion: Brook Farm, basic philosophy	Objects HW: 1. write a poem from the POV of an object 2. write a brief mystery including the eight objects you selected in significant roles
F	Emo night at the arena	Fantasias: lab	Emerson’s essays on nature and self-reliance HW: new boards on transcendentalism: look at the Emerson/Thoreau Quotes (link from E2H page) and use them in your posts. Discuss as many as you can and in your discussions try to discover some of the many Precepts (principles) of Transcendentalism.	Read some of the object poems HW: Post object pieces online and begin commenting…

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Week Nine: October 22-26

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Beckham and Bosox and Bears, Oh My!	RW	RW	RW
T	Parallel universes	WW	WW	Object pieces
W	Ten minutes past midnight	Fantasia presentations	Discussions of Emerson and Thoreau HW: bbs discussion continue, focusing on class discussions from today	New Piece: Based on hallway mural HW: bring fully updated WS by Friday; bring half a dozen journal entries by Friday
Th	A perfect evening for flying carpets	Fantasia presentations HW: bring fully updated WS tomorrow; bring 4 journal entries	Discussions of Emerson and Thoreau HW: bring fully updated WS tomorrow; bring 4 journal entries	Conferencing…
F	We didn’t start the fire	Fantasia presentations	Emerson/Thoreau HW: Find “Civil Disobedience” online and read it. I recommend http://thoreau.eserver.org/civil.html because it is divided into smaller sections. Use it as a primary source of online conversation.	Miscellany

Q2 Week One: October 29-November 2

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Rocky mountain high	RW	RW	Read from Best of IL Prose
T	Waving goodbye	Booklady!	Booklady!	Counselor Seminars
W	Ghost stories	Ghost stories	Ghost stories	Ghost stories
Th	Obscenely late	Grades/WW HW: research Hasidism; discuss what you learn about it online	Grades/WW HW: none	Grades/ WW HW: none
F	Alone again	WW HW: Buy Asher Lev. Begin reading and open discussions online	WW HW: See BBS for assignment	WW HW: Um…there’s a portfolio due in 31 schools says. Isn’t that enough?

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Q2 Week Two: November 5-9

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Something just broke	portfolios	Harold and Maude	Work day
T	If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans—W. Allen	Asher Lev intro/discussion	Harold and Maude	Booklady!
W	Camping is nature's way of promoting the motel business.—D. Barry	Asher Lev/WW	Harold and Maude HW: See E2H Page for Transcendentalism Project	Work Day

Q2 Week Three: November 12-16

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Nothing in common	RW	RW HW: finish Transcendentalism project by Wed; buy GW ($15) by Wed class)	RW HW: bring magazines tomorrow
T	Designated lover	WW	WW	Project, part one HW: write your poem
W	Cravings	Asher: continue on boards; prepare for tomorrow by finding quotes, etc.	Discussed American Dream/social movement: buy GW	Finished project
Th	# list combine	Asher HW: Look back at the Art Quotes: What do they say about Asher? (bbs)	More on the Depression/ opening chapter of GW HW: read Ch 2; find info/pix on Depression/post	Project/confs
F	Dreaming of lemons again	Asher HW: Look back at the Art Quotes: What do they say about Asher? (bbs)		35

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Q2 Week Four: November 19-21

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	“I was my neighbor’s imaginary friend”—emo philips	Asher and random stuff	GW and random stuff; discussed the Depression Project and the turtle.	Sharing of last week’s project
T	Invisible shoes	Discussed Asher assignment: 2-4 pp focusing on what My Name Is Asher Lev says about art. In your response, use the quotes and/or poems about art that formed the basis for much of our first quarter discussion as primary material along with the novel.	Discussed Jim Casy: some kind of unusual Christ figure? What kind of “sperit” does he espouse? HW: the Great Depression Project	Workday Respond to letter on Edline and letter on boards.

Q2 Week Five: November 26-30

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Words of wisdom	RW	RW	RW
T	No one likes change but babies in diapers	WW	WW	Workshop
W	The world seems just a bit brighter …	Discussion of Joyce and why we are covering Portrait HW: Buy Portrait ($9) and go to bbs for a Hunger Artist	Discussion of Raisins: Muley Graves HW: Post on 7-9 online	Workshop
Th	Following the flame	Discussion of A Hunger Artist/Joyce HW: A Hunger Artist board and Childhood Memories board	Discussion of Used Cars (ch 7) HW: Post on current chapters; keep reading	Workshop; post on new feedback board
F	Sick of winter already	Discussion of childhood memories, Joyce’s stream of consciousness HW: 1. draw a creative graphical representation of the throughline and tangents that Joyce uses in the soccer game; 2. read through p.25 at the asterisks and reflect online; 3. note new board: Feedback board!	GW: Ma and Casy and Joads HW: read and post to Ch 16; Note new Feedback Board!	Workshop; post on new feedback board; HW: select one of your journal entries and expand it into a workshop piece

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Q2 Week Six: December 3-7

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	What candy am I?	RW	RW	workshop
T	What color am i?	WW	WW	workshop
W	What kind of day am I?	Portrait: discussed the soccer game and 1-25; HW: read through xmas dinner (p39)	Raisins: discussed Joad family, esp g’pa; read and discussed Ch 9 HW: bbs: what would you miss most?	workshop
Th	What mode of transportation am I?	Portrait: discussed square ditch and funeral scenes HW: posting	Counselor seminar	Workshop
F	What musical instrument am I?	Portrait: HW: finish reading/annotating Ch 1 (checking Monday); wikicab poll; FB board poll; post on the Christmas dinner scene	Raisins: HW: AR 21 Mon, 25 Th, 30 Mon; wikicab poll; FB board post; post on Ch. 16 ragged man and on the diner scene	workshop

Q2 Week Seven: December 10-14

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Worst present imaginable	RW/WW	RW/WW	workshop
T	Kids’ v. adult table	Portrait: xmas dinner scene	Raisins: Hooverville	Workshop/ youtube extravaganza
W	101 things to do with snow	Portrait: xmas dinner again, including song Christians and the Pagans by Dar Williams HW: continue reading through p.76 (*** before Whitsuntide Play)	Raisins: junk man and ragged man HW: AR Ch 25	workshop
Th	Story starter	Worksheet on Ch 3	Worksheet on chs 15-25	Workshop
F	Holiday traditions	Portrait: Pandybat incident HW: finish reading/annotating Ch 2 for Monday	Raisins: discussed several thoughts re: Chs 16-25. HW: finish the book/annotations	Workshop HW: Portfolio due next Friday!!!

Q2 Week Eight: December 17-21

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	12 things that bug about the holidays	Portrait: tower of ivory/belvidere	Grapes: overview of last sections	workshop
T	Ice skating	Portrait: SD and girls HW: 1. read chs ¾ for return from break 2. short essay (2 pps): SD & SD—the relationship between the son and the father	Raisins: discussed Rosasharn/Casy and Christ figures HW: more bbs work	workshop
W	---	Counselors HW: see edline for essay assignment!	READATHON	workshop
Th	You’re 5 years old and it’s xmas eve	READATHON	Raisins: Uncle John and the ending	Final conferences
F	Solstice/xmas eve	Discussed Cork trip HW: essay topic on Edline; wikicab challenge #1 on bbs	Discussed Casy/Christ figure HW: final topic on E2H page; wikicab challenge #1 on bbs	PORTFOLIOS DUE!!! HW: reflection project topic on CW page

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Q2 Week Nine: January 7-11

	Journal	E3H	E2H	CW
M	Howling at the moon	Wikicab projects	Wikicab projects	Final projects
T	Hypochondriac canaries	Wikicab projects	Wikicab projects	Final projects
W
Th
F

Q3 Week One: January 22-25: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M	No school
T	Falling apart (again)	RW/grades	RW/grades HW: DOAS Thursday	Intro stuff: exposure, machine, semester overview, HW: Drama Boards
W	Rainbow’s end	WW/grades WW and Ch ¾ tomorrow BBS tonight: ch ¾ issues	WW/grades HW: DOAS and WW tomorrow	More intro stuff: who started motion, three changes, the imp. of sensory memory, short improve HW: buy books, add sensory description to your daily posts
Th
F	Invisible ink	See blog	See blog	See bulletin boards

Q3 Week Two: January 28-February 1: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M	Exciting, exciting!	Discussions of ch 3, 4	RW	Exposure w/attitude HW: daily post
T	Winter storm warning	RW	WW
W	Coldest day of the year	Discussions of ch 4	Glory Days
Th
F	Snow day

Q3 Week Three: February 4-8: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M	Divine intervention	RW	DOAS characters and issues	Behavior scenes 1
T	Winter Storm Warning 2: Snowzilla Returns
W	Snowzilla 3: Chaos Delayed
Th	Road Hazards	Ch 5 issues esp. concerning friends HW: posting (see blog)	RW HW: posting (see blog)	Air substances exercise; discussion of acting methods; HW: check blog
F	Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much--Wilde	Ch 5 continued: Davin’s story	WW

Q3 Week Four: February 11-15: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M	I simply do not distinguish between work and play	Discussion continues on chapter 5: focus today is Stephen’s artistic theories	WW	Discussion of the assignments; Killer fruit
T	Families are about love overcoming emotional torture	Stephen’s theories of the artistic	DOAS	Tactics
W
Th
F	No school

Q3 Week Five: February 18-22: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M	No school
T	Winston Churchill quote: ugly/drunk	ww	DOAS	Monologue work: char
W	Everything is impossible until it is done	registration	DOAS	Monologue work: char
Th	Broken moon	ww	DOAS	Monologue work: perf
F	Living without you	ww	Workshop/DOAS scenes	Monologue work: perf

Q3 Week Six: February 25-29: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M	Snowzilla 4: Return of the Creature that Ate the Highways	WW	DOAS scenes, practice	Monologue performances
T	Feeling inadequate in an adequate world	WW	DOAS scenes, practice	Monologue Performances
W	The plot thickens	Theban Plays: intro to tragedy and Oedipus	DOAS film, pt 2	Monologue Performances
Th	Random Holidays	Theban Plays: Oedipus Unraveled	DOAS: film Pt 3	Monologue Performances
F	Sigh of relief/I’m scared	Portfolio parties	Doas: film part 4	Monologues redux

Q3 Week Seven: March 1-5: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M
T
W
Th
F

Q3 Week Eight: March 8-12: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
M
T
W
Th
F

Q3 Week Nine: March 15-19: see blog for HW details

	Journal	E3H	E2H	Drama
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(this is some of the music playing during our journal writing time)

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Artist	Title	Album
James Galway	---	Claire de Lune (Music of DeBussy)
John Gorka	What Was That	The Company You Keep
Lobo *	Me and You and a Dog Named Boo	Super Hits of the 70’s
Various	Feels Like Jazz, Second Sight, Same Ole Love	Music For a New Age
Derrick Stout	Market Square	Deerpath
Suzanne Ciani	Pianissimo	Pianissimo Vol 2
Jimmy Buffet	Cheeseburger in Paradise, Margaritaville	Songs You Know By Heart
Bjork	Dancer in the Dark	unknown
Celine Dion	The Heart Will Go On	Titanic Soundtrack
Alexander	Dancing Clouds Over Oak Creek Canyon	New Visions in Sedona
Various	Theme from St. Elsewhere	Music for a New Age
Jerry Reed *	When You’re Hot You’re Hot	Super Hits of the 70’s
Alexander	Castle Rock: Monsoon Afternoon	New Visions in Sedona
Di Scherling	Tears Get in the Way	Heartkeys: AIDS Memorial Album
Michael Lee Thomas	Prisms (In Four Environments)	Fresh Out of Nowhere
U2	I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For	The Joshua Tree
Paper Lace *	Billy Don’t Be a Hero	Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Dave Hawkins	The Real Love	Driven to the Strings
Boy George	The Crying Game	The Crying Game
Cirque du Soleil	Kalandéro	Allegria
Claude Bolling & Jean-Pierre Rampal	Javanaise	Suite For Flute and Jazz Piano
Supertramp	The Logical Song	Magnolia Soundtrack
Ellis Paul	Weightless	Ellis Paul Live
Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen *	Hot Rod Lincoln	Super Hits of the 70’s
Jan Carter	Carolan’s Dream, Star of the Country Down	Where Angels Fly
Michael Lee Thomas	A Minimum of Evil	Fresh Out of Nowhere
The Elements	Sunken Cathedral	Illuminations
Antje Duvekot	Helpless Kiss	Big Dream Boulevard
Lowen and Navarro	Raining in My Eyes	All the Time in the World
CW McCall *	Convoy	Super Hits of the 70’s
Steve Miller Band	Fly Like an Eagle	Fly Like an Eagle
Morodo	Yo me praganto	unknown
Kostia	Song of the Evergreen	Narada Christmas Collection
Christopher Franke	Morphing Space	Celestial Journey
Secret Garden	Windancer	White Stones
Jim Stafford *	My Girl Bill	Super Hits of the 70’s
Bay City Rollers *	Saturday Night	Super Hits of the 70’s
Jimmy Buffett	A Pirate Looks at Forty	Songs You Know By Heart
Lowen and Navarro	Cold Outside	All the Time in the World
Paul Sullivan	Wave Tag	Sketches of Maine
Suzanne Vega	Luka	Solitude Standing
The Pipkins *	Gimme Dat Ding	Super hits of the 70’s
Jan Smith	The Gift	Heartkeys
Michael Lee Thomas	Fresh Out of Nowhere	Fresh Out of Nowhere
Itumiray	Flor de Canela	Itumiray
Plain White T’s	Hey There Delilah	All That We Needed
Janis Ian *	At Seventeen	Super Hits of the 70’s
Fall Out Boy	Chicago Is So Two Years Ago	Take This To Your Grave
Constance Demby	The Galactic Chalice	Celestial Journey Vol. 2
Lucy Kaplansky	Manhattan Moon	Over the Hills
Kevin Braheny	A Perfect Evening for Flying Carpets	Celestial Journey Vol. 2
Billy Joel	We Didn’t Start the Fire	Storm Front
Polly Brown *	Up in a Puff of Smoke	Super Hits of the 70’s
John Denver	Rocky Mountain High	youtube.com
Boston	More Than a Feeling	youtube.com
Nanci Griffith	From a Distance	The MCA Years
Redbone	Witch Queen of New Orleans	Super Hits of the 70’s
Bobby “Boris” Pickett	The Monster Mash	unknown
Warren Zevon	Werevolves of London	Super Hits of the 70’s
Michael Jackson	Thriller	youtube.com
Ellis Paul	Midnight Strikes Too Soon	A Carnival of Voices
Gilbert O’Sullivan *	Alone Again (Naturally)	Super Hits of the 70’s
Starland Vocal Band	Afternoon Delight	Super Hits of the 70’s
Python Lee Jackson	In a Broken Dream	Super Hits of the 70’s
Martina McBride	A Broken Wing	Greatest Hits
Cowboy Junkies	Sun Comes Up, It’s Tuesday Morning	The Caution Horses
Stephen Kellogg	Cabin in the Woods	Glassjaw Boxer
Carl Douglas *	Kung Fu Fighting	Super Hits of the 70’s
Deep Blue Something	Breakfast at Tiffany’s	Home
Aimee Mann	Save Me	Magnolia Soundtrack
k.d. lang	Constant Craving	Ingenue
Dave Brubeck	Michael Brecker Waltz	Young Tigers and Old Lions
Jimmy Buffet	Grapefruit Juicy Fruit	Songs Your Know By Heart
Christie *	Yellow River	Super Hits of the 70’s
Hot Butter *	Popcorn	Super Hits of the 70’s
Dave Hawkins	My Quiet Friend	Driven to the Strings
Garth Brooks	Friends in Low Places	The Ultimate Collection
Carrie Newcomer	Invisible Shoes	Betty’s Diner
Bobby Sherman *	Julie Do Ya Love Me	Super Hits of the 70’s
Beatles	Let It Be	1
Terri Hendrix	Things Change	The Spiritual Kind
Allison Kraus	Baby Now That I’ve Found You	Song of the Siren Vol 2
Procol Harum	A Whiter Shade of Pale	(itunes)
kd lang	Season of Hollow Soul	Ingenue
Terry Jacks *	Seasons in the Sun	Super Hits of the 70’s
Clint Holmes	Playground in My Mind	(Rhapsody)