(click song name to play, right-click (PC) or ctrl-click (Mac) to download)
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scott cook - moonlit rambles, 2011 1. song for the slow dancers 2. goin up to the country 3. let your horses run 4. high and lonesome again 5. a million miles 6. the lord giveth (and the landlord taketh away) 7. all my moonlit rambles 8. time with you 9. go on, Ray 10. song for a pilgrim |
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scott cook - this one's on the house, 2009 1. carving stone 2. this one's on the house (the hobo song) 3. lucky star 4. the dirt on your heart 5. the ramblin' kind 6. shady grove 7. people, please 8. if it won't break your heart 9. day after tomorrow 10. this old world's got its secrets to keep |
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scott cook - long way to wander, 2007 1. fish jumpin 2. my grandma 3. guanyin 4. keep rollin 5. worried blues 6. when the lights go down 7. the bus song 8. moonlight avenue 9. so lonesome 10. long way to wander 11. wayside Order CD from Bullfrog Music (CAN) Order CD from CD Baby (USA) Download from iTunes |
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the anglers - a quarter ounce of prevention, 2003 1. natural way 2. go ahead babe 3. lonely days 4. out on the road 5. I don't mind 5. out there in the evening 7. what was it I was looking for? 8. the real revolution 9. keep pushing Order CD from Bullfrog Music (CAN) |
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the smoking cones - hypocrisy, 2003 Made in Taiwan. Crees Thompson (vocals, trumpet), Dylan Rankin (guitar, vocals), Paul Head (saxophone, vocals), Scott Cook (bass, vocals), Duncan Shelwell & Pierre Lesage (drums). Roots rock reggae. Good times. Once billowing, currently smouldering. We've got some copies still lying around somewhere. Our Soundclick page |
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lux - the plot thickens, 1997 My first record, a drum n bass outing, a 73 minute symphony. Still sounds alright to me. Send me money of any denomination & I'll burn you a copy. Or just ask real nicely. Soundclick page for Lux |
Music is also available in streaming audio on the CBC's excellent site:
WELL WORTH READING:
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Martin Luther King on Vietnam, as relevant today as it was back in '67. |
WELL WORTH WATCHING:
The War on Democracy
by John Pilger
Why We Fight
by Eugene Jarecki
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"Recent polls have shown growing public dissatisfaction with the president's handling of the war in Iraq in the face of a persistent insurgency and the mounting U.S. death toll."-AP, my emphasis added |
| They forgot to mention the price at the pump, which seems to be people's #1 concern... Civilians in iraq evidently don't matter to US military planners, or to the mass media... what will it take for their lives to matter to the US public? |