Various Artists - Parasol's Sweet Sixteen Volume 4

Artist: Various Artists Title: Parasol's Sweet Sixteen Vol 4 Catalog#: PAR-PROMO-004 Price: LTD STOCK $10.00	Tracks on this CD:
	The Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Nevermore
	White Town - Make The World Go Away
	The Witch Hazel Sound - Music Becomes Vibration
	Jeff Kelly - Cruel Velvet Sea
	Absinthe Blind - Antarctica
	Adam Schmitt - Overdone (Windows Media)
	Lasse Lindh - Bruised
	Neilson Hubbard - No One Is To Blame (Windows Media)
	Chitlin' Fooks - Not Enough Tears
	Starlet - When Sun Falls On My Feet
	June & the Exit Wounds - Where I'm Taken
	Angie Heaton - Teach Me
	Autoliner - Misunderstood
	Mark Bacino - Downtown Girl
	Fonda - Love Child
	The Melody Unit - Welcome Back Tomorrow
	The Orange Alabaster Mushroom - Valerie Vanillaroma
	Signalmen - Hold Me Down
	Jack Logan & Bob Kimbell - Nothin' But Sky
	Jenifer Jackson - Since You've Been Away

The Soundtrack Of Our Lives-"Nevermore" From the greatest living rock band's latest masterpiece, Behind the Music. White Town-"Can't Make the World Go Away" This previously unreleased song is holding us over until the White Town full-length is complete. More, please. The Witch Hazel Sound-"Music Becomes Vibration" The new CD, This World, Then the Fireworks…, from Kent, Ohio's, The Witch Hazel Sound mixes the pop song elements of the band's critically-acclaimed debut CD, Landlocked, and their more orchestrated follow up EP, It's All True. Jeff Kelly-"Cruel Velvet Sea" The Hidden Agenda release of Green Pajamas' In a Glass Darkly led to Indiscretion, the new solo album from the band's creative leader Jeff Kelly. The All Music Guide calls Indiscretion, "one of (Kelly's) best albums period, including his Green Pajamas records." Absinthe Blind-"Antarctica" An ever-popular live favorite in Parasol's hometown, Absinthe Blind has paid its dues and is starting to reap the rewards with its first Mud release The Everyday Separation. Adam Schmitt-"Overdone" One of four songs that Adam originally delivered for his prospective Treefalling album. Previously unreleased. Lasse Lindh-"Bruised" We first heard Lasse Lindh sing on Club 8's "Keeping Track of Time," and then were knocked flat when we heard his full-length You Wake Up at Sea Tac. Neilson Hubbard-"No One Is To Blame" During one of his many tours supporting the Parasol release Why Men Fail, Hubbard stopped in Champaign-Urbana for a live performance where he wowed us with a cover of this Howard Jones hit. He was gracious enough to record a version especially for this collection. Chitlin' Fooks-"Not Enough Tears" Bettie Serveert's Carol Van Dyk and Sukilove's Pascal Deweze set the clock to a quarter past country on their self-titled debut album, steeped in pure Americana. "Not Enough Tears" is one of the CD's seven original songs that mingle comfortably among the Flying Burrito Brothers, Jimmie Rodgers, and Webb Pierce covers. Starlet-"When Sun Falls On My Feet" This Swedish quartet made it into Spin.com's Top 20 of 2000 with their second CD Stay On My Side. This is the title song from Starlet's forthcoming CD, their third for Parasol. June & the Exit Wounds-"Where I'm Taken" Parasol Records' best selling artist, June & the Exit Wounds (aka Todd Fletcher), has been recording the follow up to a little more Haven Hamilton, please at home and at various friend's abodes over the past year. "Where I'm Taken" is a rough mix of one of the songs that might make the new album. Angie Heaton-"Teach Me" Nearly three years after her last solo release, Angie Heaton dips her toe back in the water with an advance song from her forthcoming album Let It Ride. Autoliner-"Misunderstood" From Autoliner's latest album Be, "Misunderstood" carries on the band's kitchen-sink-of-influences tradition, adding trumpet blasts and wall-to-wall three part harmonies along the way. Mark Bacino-"Downtown Girl" "Downtown Girl" is the first song mixed for New Yorker Mark Bacino's new album, which will be out on Nippon Crown in Japan, and Parasol in the USA sometime in 2002. Fonda-"Love Child" It was a great summer of 2001 for LA's Fonda. The band released their second CD The Strange and the Familiar and recorded the end theme, "Spy Kids (Save the World)," for the hit movie Spy Kids. The band recorded this cover of the Supremes classic for a Motown tribute that has yet to be released. The Melody Unit-"Welcome Back Tomorrow" The Melody Unit's self-released CD from 2000, Odds Against Tomorrow, was a consensus favorite around the Parasol office last year. We approached this Seattle band about recording a new album for Hidden Agenda and we're pleased to release Choose Your Own Adventure this autumn. Orange Alabaster Mushroom-"Valerie Vanillaroma" Canadian psych-garage-pop-cult mastermynd Gregory Watson falls into the category of those who have definitely had "too much to dream last night." Play the album from which "Valerie Vanillaroma" is culled, Space & Time: A Compendium of the Orange Alabaster Mushroom, at a Nuggets box set marathon, and see who blinks. Signalmen-"Hold Me Down" The members of Signalmen have been involved in a variety of local Champaign-Urbana bands over the years (Proof Of Utah, Lonely Trailer, Weird Summer, The Outnumbered, The Last Straw), but this current outfit may end up outlasting them all. Jack Logan & Bob Kimbell-"Nothin' But Sky" Following the critical and sales success of their Little Private Angel CD, Jack & Bob return with another collection of personal, homespun stories. Jenifer Jackson-"Since You've Been Away" This home demo is an exclusive track that does not appear on Jackson's self-released CD Slowly Bright, or her critically-acclaimed 2001 Parasol debut Birds.