Keri Wormald's Top 20 Albums

 

1.  Joni Mitchell   "Blue"   1971
 

 

2.  The Beatles   "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"   1967

 

3.  Simon & Garfunkel   "Greatest Hits"   1972
 

 

4.  Joni Mitchell   "Court And Spark"   1974

 

5.  Paul Simon   "There Goes Rhymin' Simon"   1973

 

6. Indigo Girls   "Rites Of Passage"   1992

 

7.  The Clash   "London Calling"   1980

 

8.  The Hollies   "Greatest Hits"   1973

 

9.  The Byrds   "Greatest Hits"   1967

 

10.  John Lennon   "The John Lennon Collection"   1982

 

11.  Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young   "So Far"   1974
 

 

12.  Rolling Stones   "Hot Rocks 1964-1971"   1971

 

13.  Talking Heads   "Stop Making Sense"   1984
 

 

14.  Robbie Robertson & The Red Road Ensemble   "Music For The Native Americans"   1994

 

15.  Rusted Root   "Remember"   1996

 

16. Everything But The Girl   "Amplified Heart"   1994

 

17.  Sarah McLachlan   "Solace"   1992

 

18.  Neil Young   "Harvest Moon"   1992

 

19.  Steely Dan   "Aja"   1977

 

20.  Bruce Springsteen   "Born In The U.S.A."   1984

 

Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours (‘cause it was them or the Boss), Boz Scaggs’ Silk Degrees (‘cause, let’s face it, the lyrics suggest that he’s some kind of serial pedophile), and Joni Mitchell’s Ladies of the Canyon (‘cause I could have had a list of 20 Joni Mitchell albums, but that would be dull) all got knocked off in the end.  It sure is hard to decide, isn’t it?

  My criteria:  I’m stranded on a desert island with a turntable and twenty albums.  So, in addition to FAVORITES, VARIETY also entered into my decision.  However, I didn’t include jazz as a category, because that would’ve thrown everything off.  I’d have to have some Ella and some Dinah and some Duke and some Satchmo.  Totally different list. 

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