Is this Arjun Nimmala's opportunity?

Truthfully, their's is always my number one as well. Yes, good list overall.

I guess you're saying that regionalism in music still matters? I won't argue, but Doug had (has) tons of fans in Canada, Europe and Scandinavia. I got into him through Uncle Tupelo, and whenever I listen to him, I feel positive energy. That's all that matters, no?

I would also recommend Blue Rodeo keyboardist Mike Boguski's Blues For The Penitent
mikeboguskimusic.bandcamp.com/album/blues-...

Always fascinating when non-Canadians discover Martha & The Muffins. One of Canada's visionary bands at the time, and an early example of Daniel Lanois' production aesthetic. We told their story in Have Not Been The Same: the CanRock Renaissance 1985-1995 (ECW Press)

My old pal Shannon Lyon wrote this one quite a while ago. It was always one audiences seemed to like.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCTe...