OF HANDS AND HEARTS

OF HANDS AND HEARTS

MUSIC FOR THE TSUNAMI DISASTER FUND

Integrity INRD127 (2CD)
Street Date: Tues March 22, 2005
SRP $13.98

100% of the net proceeds are being donated to CARE for Tsunami aid in Southeast Asia

49 ARTISTS
7 COUNTRIES
1 CAUSE

the artists


	BangSugarBang L.A. band produced by legendary punk producer Geza X
	Adrian Belew Member of King Crimson, the Bears; recorded with Frank Zappa, David Bowie, Peter Gabriel, etc.
	BMX Bandits Scottish pop band who have spawned Soup Dragons, Teenage Fanclub, Superstar, etc.
	Michael Carpenter Australian pop singer/songwriter/producer
	Joe "King" Carrasco Legendary Tex-Mex artist; recorded with Michael Jackson
	Chromosome Tea Fast-rising post-punk band from L.A.
	Paul Collins' Beat Power-pop legends, formerly known as the Beat
	Dillon Fence Chapel Hill's finest pop-rock band with soul
	Dog Trumpet Australian duo consisting of brothers Reg Mombassa and Peter O'Doherty, both former members of Mental As Anything
	The Donkeys Classic pop-punk band who released 5 great singles from '79 to '81
	The Dotted Line Leader Scott Bennett is also a member of Brian Wilson's current touring band
	Dramarama Rock'n'roll's finest alternative band/Alternative's finest rock'n'roll band
	Easterly Pacific Northwest pop band
	Eugene Edwards member of Russell Scott & His Red Hots, the Majestics, Atomic Bombshell, etc.
	The Fixx After 20-something years, still one of the finest bands on the planet
	Jeffrey Foskett Brian Wilson's musical director on the "Smile" tour 2004; worked with the Beach Boys, Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Willie Nelson, etc.
	GANGgajang Quintessential Australian pop/rock band
	Kevin Gilbert & Thud Former member of Toy Matinee, NRG, Giraffe; recorded with Sheryl Crow
	Guitar Gangsters U.K. punk-pop band
	Joanna Hogg and Nick Beggs From the bands Iona and Kajagoogoo, respectively
	Barry Holdship The ghosts of Bobby Fuller, Buddy Holly and Elvis live on in Barry Holdship
	Jeremy Power-pop from the Midwest
	The Last Thirty years of music making has not tamed the punk inside of this band. This is the first release of the current Last, featuring Bill Stevenson and Karl Alvarez.
	The Letter Openers
	The Lolas Power-pop in shiny new clothes
	Annabella Lwin Member of Bow Wow Wow; the Naked Experience; recorded with Utah Saints, etc.
	Ray Mason Band Imagine Neil Young fronting NRBQ... only better
	Midway L.A. punk/pop with a touch of electronics
	R. Stevie Moore The Great Godfather Of DIY recordings, R. Stevie has released home-recorded albums on cassette, LP and CD since 1969
	Nine Below Zero British R&B featuring� Dennis Greaves of the Truth
	The Randies
	Red Elvises Never a dull moment with these L.A.-based Russian rockers
	Rosetta Stone Formed after Ian Mitchell left the Bay City Rollers in the mid-'70s, RS combined elements of glam and rock`n'roll
	The Rubinoos True originals in the world of power pop, Tommy Dunbar, Jon Rubin and the gang have lost none of their pop smarts and sound even better 25 years later
	Eddie Spaghetti member of Supersuckers
	Suburban Legends O.C. punk-ska
	The Sunbeams Guitar-fueled pop/rock band from Japan
	Supersuckers featuring Eddie Spaghetti
	The Talk East Coast band that could rival Franz Ferdinand, the Shins, etc. for your affections
	The Twinkles Italian punk-pop band
	Underwater City People L.A. pop band
	Kyle Vincent Lush pop from singer/songwriter formerly of Candy
	The Virginia Sisters New pub-rock band from Colorado
	The Waking Hours L.A.-based pop band
	Wang Chung Innovative new-wave legends
	Bobby Whitlock &�Kim Carmel Bobby was a founding member of Derek & The Dominos; they have worked/recorded with Eric Clapton, George Harrison, the Rolling Stones, Albert Lee, etc.
	John Wicks And The Records Legendary U.K. power-pop)
	Wonderboy Band fronted by former child actor Robbie Rist, one of the most talented producer/musicians/voice-over actors�on the West Coast
	Wormstew Long Beach-based pop band

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Disc: 1 1. All Over the World � � 2. Good Songs � � 3. Try Five Times [#] - Dramarama � � 4. Sleepy Vampire � � 5. I'll Learn � � 6. Ticket to Japan - The Red Elvises � � 7. Anodyne Dream - GANGgajang � � 8. She Is Light - The Dotted Line � � 9. Major Label Interest - Bang Sugar Bang � � 10. I Know [#][Demo Version] � � 11. No Way - The Donkeys � � 12. Go Girl - Nine Below Zero � � 13. In the Worst Way [#] - The Rubinoos � � 14. Sacred Ground [#] - Annabella Lwin � � 15. Once Too Often [#] - Dog Trumpet � � 16. Stuck in Time - Barry Holdship � � 17. If I Could � � 18. I Own the Ending - Ray Mason Band � � 19. Star Trek [#] - Sunbeams � � 20. Silver Dollar Sunday - The Lolas � � 21. Drive On � � 22. Connection � � 23. Fatal Shore [Live] � � 24. Who Will Hold You? [#] - Nick Beggs � Disc: 2 1. Bubblegum and Beer - Supersuckers � � 2. Someday Soon [#] - The Waking Hours � � 3. Another Day in Pleasantville - Guitar Gangsters � � 4. Blingity Bling � � 5. Dates - R. Stevie Moore w/David Gregory � � 6. Survival in the Wild - Adrian Belew � � 7. Spring 1913 [#] � � 8. It's My Fault - Jeffrey Foskett � � 9. Akasha [#] - Wang Chung � � 10. If You Knew [TW Walsh Remix] - Easterly � � 11. Lady Luck [#] � � 12. When You Give Your Love to Me [Live] � � 13. You Will Dance Again - Kyle Vincent � � 14. Rising Stars [#] � � 15. Here We Go Again [#] � � 16. We're the Kids � � 17. Moron Man [#] - Wonderboy � � 18. That's Just Wrong [#] � � 19. Cu Ru Cu Pa - Joe "King" Carrasco � � 20. Normal Town [#] � � 21. It Doesn't Get Better Than This � � 22. Peanut Butter [#] - The Randies � � 23. End of Time - BMX Bandits � � 24. Thinking About You - Michael Carpenter � � 25. Beautiful [#]

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Here is what somebody wrote about the CD on www.nwoutpost.com
I suck at reviews but I can tell you that this is a fantastic collection of melodic pop, punk and other offbeat goodies. I was only familiar with 13 of the 49 artists but was very happy with most of the stuff I hadn't heard of.
Highlights:
Ganggajang's ultrasmooth song of song titles! Dillon Fence (they have a Best Of?! I'm gettin' it.) The Donkeys rockin' "No Way" The Red Elvises "Ticket To Japan" The Twinkles. What a great, fun punk song
R. Stevie Moore "Dates" I was shocked when I saw this included here. R. Stevie is one of the most awe-inspiring artists EVER but somehow has never broken through to the mainstream. The dude can write a song in practically any style. In a way I hope he doesn't get well known because he's like my little secret that I don't want to share with anyone. I know that sounds stupid but we've all found great artists who we think only we know about and then they get popular and you don't like them as much or at all anymore. (I'm sure he'd be thrilled to hear that "Dates" is one of his best (anyone who has gotten the Chipz Mix I CD from the NWO disc exchange project has heard it.) Out of the hundreds of his albums and thousands of RSM songs we both chose this song for our CDs. Crazy! And the same version too...I believe there are about 6 or 7 versions of this tune that he put out on one release. I would urge anyone to read the R. Stevie Moore entry at the Trouser Press website and then start out with his Greatestits. Great stuff.
But my favorite track has to be "She Is Light" from the Dotted Line. Oh my God. I LOVE this song and it's playing in a continuous loop on the computer. I'm a sucker for melodic power pop (which Of Hands And Hearts is chock full of) and this is one of the best examples I've ever heard. Yummy.
Thanks for the great collection Spaz!