The Roots of the Matter (SoundRaves week of 7/11/2011)

Some of you may had heard the news this week.   Rob Grill passed away on Monday, July 11 due to complications associated with a hard fall a couple weeks earlier.  He was 66.

Now, many of you might be wondering, who was Rob Grill?   And that just might have been the issue.  Lack of publicity.  He fronted a band, that, during its heyday, had a lot of hits but basically fell under the radar much of the time.    Yet, as I had found out over the last year or so, and especially this year, many of my contemporaries loved and grew up with his music.  

Grill was the lead singer and frontman for The Grass Roots, a band whose heydy indeed was during the late sixties and into the early 70's.    Unlike some of the well known acts of that era, like Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Janis Joplin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, you don't really hear the Grass Roots in the same sentence.    They probably won't ever get into the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame, but don't tell that to the people I grew up with, who have fond memories of their songs.   Unlike those mentioned, they were mostly a singles machine, an AM radio powerhouse.  They scored with songs written by others (although their B-sides and album cuts were written by them), but oh how those songs were memorable.

The original members of the band were Grill, drummer Rick Coonce, rhythm guitarist Warren Entner, and lead guitarist Creed Bratton.  If that last name sounded familiar, yes, it's the same guy from the sitcom The Office.    The band was originally known as the "13th Floor" (no relation to Roky Erickson's band The 13th Floor Elevators), and became The Grass Roots when producers Steve Barri and P.F.Sloan created the name and wanted a band to represent them (another band, The Bedouins, played as the Grass Roots and had a top 30 hit with "Where Were You When I Needed You").     But the former 13th Floor became the permanent Grass Roots and it was the Summer of Love (1967) that they hit the top 10 for the first time with "Let's Live For Today".  

And hence became a love affair of sorts.    In August of that year, my family, as we did every year, vacationed at the Jersey Shore's Manasquan beach.   10 years old at the time, I hung out a lot at the Manasquan Pavilion arcade playing pinball.   There was a jukebox stocked with current songs of the day, and it seems that every few songs, "Let's Live for Today" would come on.

A little over a year later. they had their second (and biggest) hit, "Midnight Confessions".   The fall of 1968 saw me in 7th grade, and I had spent a lot of time with my church youth group...we went on hayrides, and other excursions, including swimming at the pool at Drew University in Madison.   And I heard this song quite frequently.    Other classmates associated the song with Teen Club, an extra-curricular dance night sponsored by the Roselle Park school system.   

In 1969 they had three big local hits, "The River is Wide", "I'd Wait a Million Years", and "Heaven Knows".   The middle of these reminded me yet again of Manasquan, hearing it on the transistor radio on the beach as well as in the arcade.   Just before that song came out, Creed Bratton left the band, and during the next few years where were many personnel changes, but the classic AM sound continued.

1970 was a quiet year for them, with only "Baby Hold On" getting any sort of play in the area.    But in 1971 they made a big comeback, and probably my all-time favorite, "Temptation Eyes" came out, a top 15 hit.    It was one of 3 top 20 hits they had that year, and they were essentially swimming against the tide.   Progressive Album rock was dominating (Santana, Chicago, etc), along with the "singer-songwriter" (Carole King, James Taylor) and hard rock/heavy metal (Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath).   These forms of music dominated our High School years.  Yet, here were the Grass Roots, pumping out more catchy and memorable stuff.    I wondered how this music would have played at that point.   It didn't take long to find out.  

One day, we had started our first period Speech class.  An AM radio was playing (probably from Homeroom moments before) "Temptation Eyes", my classmates were filing into the building.  One of them, Jeanne Malgeri was singing along to it as it winded down.    That's all I needed to know.  (Incidentally, when I posted that song on Facebook a few months back, Jeanne commented that it had reminded her of one of many dances that the high school had.    In fact, many of them recollected those days in the same manner.

After 1971, the band's popularity declined.  Their last chart hit was in 1975 ("Mamacita") and shortly after, Rob Grill was the lone original member.   They split, Grill recorded a solo album in 1979, assisted by members of the then-hot Fleetwood Mac.     In the 1980's he assembled a new touring Grass Roots which he continued almost to his death.     The Beach Boys were well known for playing July 4th concerts at the National Mall in Washington DC, but the Grass Roots did also.    They did ride the 60's nostalgia that was prevalent in the 1980's.  

The band Lords of the New Church covered "Let's Live for Today" in the late 80's, Alt-rock band Blake Babies did their take on "Temptation Eyes" in 1991.   Perhaps a bit too late, but the band's impact was being felt. 

In the mid-2000's the band got some publicity when it was noted the The Office ensemble player Creed Bratton was once a member of the band.    It was this element that made me a fan of the show (despite him having bit parts, he is hilarious as the aging head of Quality Assurance).    Checking to see where Grill was, he was still on the road with the current Grass Roots, and as luck would have it, while I was on my honeymoon in 2007, my wife and I visted Disney's EPCOT center, where we stumbled on Rob Grill and his band.    We listened to many of the hits and was amazed that they held up all these years.

Unfortunately, the original band never played together after 1969, and drummer Coonce also died this past February, leaving Creed and Warren Entner (who had a second career managing rock bands such as Faith No More).  Creed still records, apart from The Office; "Rubber Tree" made my SoundRaves chart last year and landed at #49 in my year-end list.

Many of my friends, including Armand Cistaro, Perry DeParre and Dave Paterno posted several of their songs in tribute, after learning of Grill's death.   Many others commented that they loved the band as well.   Much of the current songs I select for my SoundRaves chart are based on the sound popularized by the Grass Roots and other bands of that day, much of that sound, as popularized by bands such as Avi Buffalo and Fitz & the Tantrums, is making a comeback.    And I had thought back in the day, that I was the only one who was a fan...little did I know.


SOUND-RAVES 100:    Score another one for Rachel Allyn as she hits #1 for the third time with her version of "Say Hello to Goodbye".    The country comer, who is still trying to make it big, now ties Adele with the most #1's since I started this shindig last August.   The main difference is that all three of the Brit soulstress's songs have come from her 21 album, while Rachel's has been from three sources.   "Stand Still" was a cut from her 2009 EP Late Nights and Early Mornings, "Gettin' By", although also on the EP, was a remixed single version release, and "Say Hello..." is the new single.     The original version of that song, by Shontelle, also advances to #37; her big hit from last year, the national top 20 "Impossible" reached #50 here on SoundRaves.   Rachel will be playing at this years "Jamaroo" festival in Layton, NJ, along with several acts, including Moving Company which features Ron Pietranowicz on keyboards.

Katy Perry moves up to #2 with "Last Friday Night", breaking her own record for the highest charting song by a strictly pop artist, besting her "Firework" from earlier this year.    There is a jam-up in the top part of the chart, with Fitz & the Tantrums "Dear Mr. President" having to stay at #4 despite gaining.   Last weeks #1, Train's "Save Me San Francisco", drops to #3.

Two big entries into the Top 20 this week, including Plan B's "Love Goes Down", and Avi Buffalo's "How Come?"; is the second time in the upper echelon for both acts.  Two other acts that have hit the top spot also enter this week:  Foo Fighters follow-up to "Rope", "Walk", and The Black Eyes' "Everlasting Light".

As the year-old "Pumped Up Kicks" hits #1 on Billboard's Alternative Chart this week, (and spends its 25th week on my list), and "Houdini" bows out of the top 20, a third song by Foster the People, "Helena Beat", which is the new single, is the Top Debut and Pick of the Week, at #64.  An equally exciting record, "How Much Younger" by Brilliant Colors, who hail from San Francisco, come in at #72.  Also debuting are Colbie Colliat's "Brighter Than the Sun", the follow-up to her top 20 "I Do"; and new stuff from artists that were on extended hiatuses, Michelle Branch, Lenny Kravitz, and The Kooks.

The Raveonettes, whose "Apparitions" inches up to #23 will be playing in this area, Maxwells in Hoboken on August 1.  This is a band you don't want to miss.    Music festivals continue to abound; it was announced that Collective Soul, Southside Johnny, and the Smithereens (fresh from an appearance at Maplewoodstock) will appear at the Union County MusicFest in Clark NJ, on September 16.


Soundraves 100 for Week of July 11, 2011

This Week	Last Week	ARTIST-Title	Weeks on List
1	2	RACHEL ALLYN "Say Hello To Goodbye" (Single Only)	7
2	3	Katy Perry - Last Friday Night	5
3	1	Train - Save Me San Francisco	10
4	4	Fitz and the Tantrums - Dear Mr. President	5
5	6	Florence + the Machine - You Got the Love	9
6	5	Lykke Li - Get Some	9
7	8	My Morning Jacket - Holdin' On to Black Metal	8
8	7	Adele - Rumour Has It	12
9	16	Fleet Foxes - Grown Ocean	9
10	29	TOP 20 IMPACT OF THE WEEK:   PLAN B "Love Goes Down" Album: The Defamation of Strictland Banks	3
11	9	Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi-Two Against One	14
12	23	Avi Buffalo - How Come	3
13	12	The Strokes - Taken For A Fool	9
14	10	Adele - Rolling In the Deep	31
15	18	Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory	5
16	15	Kate Voegele - Heart In Chains	9
17	27	Foo Fighters - Walk	5
18	26	The Black Keys - Everlasting Light	5
19	20	Fleet Foxes - Battery Kinzie	9
20	13	Cage the Elephant - Around My Head	11

 

21	11	Death Cab for Cutie - You are A Tourist	14
22	22	Ray Lamontagne & the Pariah Dogs - Repo Man	8
23	24	The Raveonettes - Apparitions	7
24	33	Portugal the Man - Got It All	5
25	14	The Wombats - Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves)	13
26	39	Best Coast - Something In The Way	4
27	30	Neon Trees - Your Surrender	12
28	28	Cold War Kids - Skip the Charades	9
29	21	Adele - Someone Like You	12
30	32	Drive-By Truckers - Everybody Needs Love	11
31	36	Coldplay - Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall	6
32	17	Foster the People - Houdini	11
33	19	Lady Gaga - Judas	10
34	63	MOVER OF THE WEEK   ADELE "Set Fire to the Rain" Album: 21	2
35	25	Dom - Living In America	14
36	42	Paramore - Monster	6
37	43	Shontelle - Say Hello to Goodbye	7
38	34	Rachel Allyn - Gettin' By	26
39	35	Peter Bjorn & John - Dig A Little Deeper	9
40	40	Christina Perri - Arms	8
41	41	The Kills - Future Starts Slow	7
42	31	The Vaccines - Post Break-up Sex	18
43	46	Gomez - Options	7
44	49	The Lonely Forest - We Sing In Time	4
45	38	Sam Roberts Band - The Last Crusade	8
46	47	Arcade Fire - Month of May	9
47	37	Florence + the Machine - Dog Days are Over	19
48	44	Ke$ha - Blow	8
49	56	We Are Augustines - Chapel Song	4
50	54	Zac Brown Band f Jimmy Buffet - Knee Deep	10
51	55	Kenny Chesney f. Grace Potter - You & Tequila	6
52	45	Foster the People - Pumped Up Kicks	25
53	53	Scotty McCreery - I Love You This Big	7
54	52	Flogging Molly - Revolution	6
55	58	Arctic Monkeys - Don't Sit Down "Cause I Moved Your Chair	7
56	59	Brett Dennon - Comeback Kid	5
57	48	Ben Harper - Rock n' Roll is Free	14
58	61	Rise Against - Make It Stop	5
59	67	KT Tunstall - Glamour Puss	3
60	92	Cee Lo Green - Bright Lights, Bigger City	2
61	65	Sleeper Agent - Get It Daddy	3
62	66	Wild Flag - Romance	3
63	88	Generationals - Ten Twenty Ten	2
64	----	TOP DEBUT:   FOSTER THE PEOPLE "Helena Beat" Album: Torches	1
65	62	Noah & the Whale - L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.	8
66	64	Kings of Leon - Back Down South	5
67	71	Givers - Up Up Up	5
68	60	Scars on 45 - Give Me Something	21
69	68	Sublime with Rome - Panic	7
70	72	Linkin Park - Iridescent	4
71	89	Young the Giant - Cough Syrup	2
72	----	Brilliant Colors - How Much Younger	1
73	76	The Naked and Famous - Punching In A Dream	4
74	50	Middle Brother - Me Me Me	11
75	77	Yacht - Dystopia	3
76	51	Chk Chik Chick - Wannagain Wannagain	16
77	57	The Raveonettes - Recharge and Revolt	15
78	74	311 - Sunset in July	6
79	70	Fitz and the Tantrums - Money Grabber	32
80	82	The Head and the Heart - Lost In My Mind	3
81	73	Los Lonely Boys - Fly Away	12
82	----	Beastie Boys - Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win	1
83	80	10 Years - Fix Me	6
84	----	The Kooks - Junk of the Heart	1
85	----	Michelle Branch - Loud Music	1
86	87	Hot Chelle Rae - Tonight Tonight	4
87	99	Bon Iver - Calgary	2
88	----	Lenny Kravitz - Stand	1
89	69	Brother - Darling Buds of May	13
90	75	Austra - Beat and the Pulse	9
91	86	Taylor Swift - The Story of Us	5
92	91	The Band Perry - If I Die Young	2
93	98	Mat Kearney - Hey Mama	2
94	----	Goo Goo Dolls - All That You Are	1
95	94	The Belle Brigade - Losers	4
96	----	Colbie Calliat - Brighter Than the Sun	1
97	90	Grace Potter & the Nocturnals - Paris(ooh lala)	22
98	78	Mt. Desolation - Bitter Pill	22
99	81	Boxer Rebellion - The Runner	9
100	84	Leila - Hush Little Baby	21

Lake George: Music Mecca? (Sound-Raves Week of 7/4/2011)

As many of you may know, we spent the Fourth of July holiday weekend up in the beautiful resort town of Lake George, NY, a village nestled at the southwest corner of the state's largest lake.   It's not the first time I've frequented this place, far from it.   And it certainly won't be the last.

In the past, I've camped in the nearby islands (courtesy of my friend Joe Lipani's boat Double Helix), hiked up Prospect Mountain, been to The Great Escape park, rode the Minne-Ha-Ha, and rafted the Upper Hudson in nearby North Creek.    Oh yeah, and frequented many of its pubs, clubs and bars.

This time around it was mostly sedate, as I was with my wife and her two really good friends, Emily and Victoria Scholl, so the activities were mostly centered on the town's shops, mini-golf, and the lake itself (we rode on the Adirondac for a tour of the bay, instead of the aforementioned Minne-Ha-Ha).   But there's one thing you can't escape when you're in Lake George:  Music.

While I would never consider the resort town a music mecca (how many artists were actually discovered there?), you cannot go from point A to B without hearing someone playing guitar in a nearby bar, or having some radio on.     All you have to do is walk from one end to the other, and pass many of its taverns to hear somebody showing off their craft.    We had lunch the second day at Christie's on the Lake, where a guy set up and started playing right behind us.    Walking by one corner was a guy playing the saxophone.   And you absolutely cannot walk by the legendary Duffy's without hearing some kind of music coming out of it.     Although I didn't enter that place this time around, you didn't have to.   One guy was playing up on the deck, and of course on any given evening, on the upper floor, a band will be playing on its stage.

Most of these artists just play covers, and many of them aren't even indicated on the pub's marquees; it'll just say live music or entertainment.  Since the village consists largely (in the summer, anyway...the town goes dead after labor day) of tourists, chances are not many actually care who is playing, just the thought of live music as a backdrop in an atmospheric restuarant or tavern, or on the deck overlooking the lake on a nice day will do just fine.

My advice, if you want to hear some good, live music on your vacation, with a beautiful backdrop of the lake or the Adirondacks, Lake George is the place for you.    If you want to hear the 'next big thing', you're probably better off taking a four hour drive south on I-87.

SOUND-RAVES 100:   Aside from hearing live music wafting from a nearby bar, the radios were going, enabling me to hear some broadcast music as well.    A group who were barbecuing in the picnic area in front of our room had the local station The Point (100.3) on for a while.    At the bowling alley, more new music was piped in as well.     My favorite station, WEQX came in loud and clear on my car radio, but of course, as the others in my party aren't Alt-rock fans, my listening was reduced to a few minutes heading to the local Price Chopper for supplies for the weekend.

But based on much of what I heard, plus positive responses to my posting of its video last week, "Save Me San Francisco" by Train holds on for a second week.    You know a song has arrived when my wife Barb starts humming along to it.     It thus holds off Rachel Allyn (who, unfortunately doesn't have the radio play to have an effect on my rankings last week), who has to settle at #2.     Leaping into the #3 spot is Katy Perry's "Last Friday Night", matching her peak of "Firework" early this year.   A mainstream rock band, a fledging country singer and a pop diva own the top three positions....so much for my Alternative Rock slant....

Fitz & the Tantrums, whose "Money Grabber" I heard twice over the weekend and which is still on the chart for week 31, jump to #4 with the album cut "Dear Mr. President", which pushes Swedish sensation Lykke Li back to #5.     The only "new" entry into the top 10 is, yes, "Rolling in the Deep" which inches back to the 10 spot in week 30.   The song finally drops out of the #1 position on Billboard's Hot 100 after 8 weeks.  And yes, we heard it a lot over the weekend as well.

Adele is one of three artists with two songs simultaneously in the top 20, the others are Lady Gaga, whose "The Edge of Glory" flies into the #18 spot, joining "Judas" which inches up a notch to 19; and Fleet Foxes, in which two of their tracks from Helplessness Blues.  "Grown Ocean" and "Battery Kenzie" enter at #16 and #20 respectively.   The title track finally drops off the 100 after 21 weeks.  The band is currently touring Europe, but will make their way back to North America next week (Toronto, Chicago, Minneapolis).

The big Mover of the Week is Plan B's "Love Goes Down" which jumps from #78 to #29.  I mentioned this briefly last week, but after a few listens I was knocked over.    Plan B, aka Ben Drew is another artist who pays homage to the soul of the 1960's.    "Stay Too Long" was my #1 song back in February, the more recent "She Said" is heading down the chart after peaking at #30.   Both of those songs combined the soul sensability with a hip-hop rap bridge; but the new song is one hundred percent pure soul.    I advise you to give it a listen.  All three songs are available on his latest album The Defamation of Strickland Banks.  He'll be playing several festivals in Ireland, UK and other parts of Europe; after having participated in the multi-star-studded Wireless Festival in London last weekend.

With Adele out of the top spot nationally and 'Someone Like You" dropping out of my top 20, it was time for another cut from 21.  "Set Fire to the Rain" leads the debuts at #63.   In the UK, a remix of the song is available on iTunes from an EP of new mixes from the current album.  Cee Lo Green has his third single on my charts, "Bright Lights, Bigger City" entering at #92.     New bands to the list include Generationals, an indie-rock duo from New Orleans;  and Young the Giant, a five-piece from Irvine, California.    And, plastered all over the Internet, Facebook (and everywhere else, as its #2 eponymous debut on the album chart this week with its second album attests), Bon Iver comes in at #99 with "Calgary".  They are a high touted indie-folk band led by Justin Vernon and are one to watch.

The SoundRaves 100 for Week of July 4, 2011:

 

This Week	Last Week	ARTIST-Title	Weeks on List
1	1	TRAIN "Save Me San Francisco" Album: Save Me San Francisco	9
2	2	Rachel Allyn - Say Hello To Goodbye	6
3	8	Katy Perry - Last Friday Night	4
4	10	Fitz and the Tantrums - Dear Mr. President	4
5	4	Lykke Li - Get Some	8
6	6	Florence + the Machine - You Got the Love	8
7	3	Adele - Rumour Has It	11
8	7	My Morning Jacket - Holdin' On to Black Metal	7
9	5	Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi-Two Against One	13
10	11	Adele - Rolling In the Deep	30
11	9	Death Cab for Cutie - You are A Tourist	13
12	16	The Strokes - Taken For A Fool	8
13	12	Cage the Elephant - Around My Head	10
14	13	The Wombats - Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves)	12
15	19	Kate Voegele - Heart In Chains	8
16	22	TOP 20 IMPACT OF THE WEEK:   FLEET FOXES "Grown Ocean" Album: Helplessness Blues	8
17	14	Foster the People - Houdini	10
18	32	Lady Gaga - The Edge of Glory	4
19	20	Lady Gaga - Judas	9
20	23	Fleet Foxes - Battery Kinzie	8

21	15	Adele - Someone Like You	11
22	24	Ray Lamontagne & the Pariah Dogs - Repo Man	7
23	48	Avi Buffalo - How Come	2
24	26	The Raveonettes - Apparitions	6
25	18	Dom - Living In America	13
26	33	The Black Keys - Everlasting Light	4
27	37	Foo Fighters - Walk	4
28	28	Cold War Kids - Skip the Charades	8
29	78	MOVER OF THE WEEK:   PLAN B "Love Goes Down" Album: The Defamation of Strickland Banks	2
30	29	Neon Trees - Your Surrender	11
31	17	The Vaccines - Post Break-up Sex	17
32	30	Drive-By Truckers - Everybody Needs Love	10
33	42	Portugal the Man - Got It All	4
34	25	Rachel Allyn - Gettin' By	25
35	27	Peter Bjorn & John - Dig A Little Deeper	8
36	45	Coldplay - Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall	5
37	21	Florence + the Machine - Dog Days are Over	18
38	31	Sam Roberts Band - The Last Crusade	7
39	53	Best Coast - Something In The Way	3
40	40	Christina Perri - Arms	7
41	43	The Kills - Future Starts Slow	6
42	46	Paramore - Monster	5
43	44	Shontelle - Say Hello to Goodbye	6
44	39	Ke$ha - Blow	7
45	41	Foster the People - Pumped Up Kicks	24
46	49	Gomez - Options	6
47	47	Arcade Fire - Month of May	8
48	38	Ben Harper - Rock n' Roll is Free	13
49	56	The Lonely Forest - We Sing In Time	3
50	36	Middle Brother - Me Me Me	10
51	34	Chk Chik Chick - Wannagain Wannagain	15
52	52	Flogging Molly - Revolution	5
53	54	Scotty McCreery - I Love You This Big	6
54	58	Zac Brown Band f Jimmy Buffet - Knee Deep	9
55	57	Kenny Chesney f. Grace Potter - You & Tequila	5
56	67	We Are Augustines - Chapel Song	3
57	35	The Raveonettes - Recharge and Revolt	14
58	55	Arctic Monkeys - Don't Sit Down "Cause I Moved Your Chair	6
59	63	Brett Dennon - Comeback Kid	4
60	51	Scars on 45 - Give Me Something	20
61	66	Rise Against - Make It Stop	4
62	60	Noah & the Whale - L.I.F.E.G.O.E.S.O.N.	7
63	----	TOP DEBUT:   ADELE "Set Fire to the Rain" Album: 21	1
64	68	Kings of Leon - Back Down South	4
65	82	Sleeper Agent - Get It Daddy	2
66	86	Wild Flag - Romance	2
67	94	KT Tunstall - Glamour Puss	2
68	70	Sublime with Rome - Panic	6
69	50	Brother - Darling Buds of May	12
70	69	Fitz and the Tantrums - Money Grabber	31
71	75	Givers - Up Up Up	4
72	77	Linkin Park - Iridescent	3
73	74	Los Lonely Boys - Fly Away	11
74	81	311 - Sunset in July	5
75	73	Austra - Beat and the Pulse	8
76	88	The Naked and Famous - Punching In A Dream	3
77	92	Yacht - Dystopia	2
78	59	Mt. Desolation - Bitter Pill	21
79	64	The Raveonettes - Forget That You're Young	8
80	85	10 Years - Fix Me	5
81	72	Boxer Rebellion - The Runner	8
82	96	The Head and the Heart - Lost In My Mind	2
83	65	Eddie Vedder - Longing to Belong	10
84	71	Leila - Hush Little Baby	20
85	61	Lucinda Williams - Buttercup	20
86	93	Taylor Swift - The Story of Us	4
87	95	Hot Chelle Rae - Tonight Tonight	3
88	----	Generationals - Ten Twenty Ten	1
89	----	Young the Giant - Cough Syrup	1
90	91	Grace Potter & the Nocturnals - Paris(ooh lala)	21
91	----	The Band Perry - If I Die Young	1
92	----	Cee Lo Green - Bright Lights, Bigger City	1
93	62	The Drums - The New World	11
94	97	The Belle Brigade - Losers	3
95	76	Michael Franti & Spearhead - I'll Be Waiting	15
96	90	Cold War Kids - Louder Than Ever	26
97	79	Plan B - She Said	9
98	----	Mat Kearney - Hey Mama	1
99	----	Bon Iver - Calgary	1
100	100	Adelitas Way - Sick	4