Yes, it's a Sycamore tree. This picture is actually the National Champion for the American Sycamore in Sunderland, MA. Please listen to some great Folk tunes.

This is a diversified group of artists. The UK is actually represented 3 times. There is 1 from Canada and the rest are from the US. The city of Chicago is represented three times. The rest are scattered all across the US.

Why would you listen to this? Why would you not? The set provides psychedelic tunes from mid-60's to present day. Who else does a show like this? No one or I'd like to meet them pronto.

This is more music to relax by. There are no sudden loud guitar solos, no drum solos and no angry voices.

Listen to this treat of Hard Rock tunes from 1968 to (?) and from around the globe.

This is another dig into the world of Baroque Pop. My definition is really by ear. I listen for a pop background that includes orchestral type instrumentation, such as strings and/or horns. Other examples would be instruments such as a harpsichord or Mellotron. The artists are 90% from the UK. I blame Chris Powell for making me focus. But I like it.

Who did who's song? Whodunit? Sometimes these second-hand versions are the reason we start appreciating certain songs that we previously dismissed. Covers come with their own share of creative intelligence as they require one’s own interpretation of the song or they perform the song as it is almost indistinguishable from the original.

All of these artists are from the British Isles!