43 mixes with songs by “Norman+Blake”

summer tracks with some love from Foxes, St. Lucia, and Florence and The Machine. bring on the good times - i can't wait

study jams for your finals cram.

So AP testing has been going on all week and shall continue to do so next week. For those of you who are beginning to feel the strain, here's a selection of songs to listen to whilst reviewing. Also can be used to avoid review.

brooke fraser, the beatles, james taylor

a grab bag of country/roots/folk for driving across the us of a. some upbeat, some laid back, some vocals, some instrumentals, some standards, some obscure, some classic, some modern. something for everyone. yes, even you, "i like everything but country and rap", you tacky sumbitch.

Lull yourself into a dream with these fourty-three tracks including music by Amos Lee, Andrew Bird, and Annuals.

In 1986, a friend of mine asked me to make him a mixtape. He liked country music. Hell, I didn't even HAVE any country music. This is the best I could do.

Twenty-five tracks including music by Gun Club, Norman Blake, and Leo Kottke.

A mixed bag of music that reminds me of you, of all the hundreds of reasons why I want to let go, and the millions more why I know I never will. Ten tracks including music by Oasis, Kate Nash and Say Anything.

62 magical songs from such films as the royal tenenbaums, pulp fiction and eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. dig it.

Ten tracks including music by Bonnie Prince Billy, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, and Midlake. Day 13 of the 30 days of creativity project. Inspired by the number 13 and its associated superstitions.

Thirteen tracks including music by Braveheart, Danny Elfman, and David Newman. All music from soundtracks that I thought was soothing and from 'country-ish' style movies, or anything that makes me think of the country. Lord of the Rings, Serenity and more.

People that have been on the same bill as Elvis Fontenot and the Sugar Bees....