| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) | Label |
|---|
| Tori Amos | Leather | Little Earthquakes | |
| Tears For Fears | Sowing The Seeds Of Love | Best Of TFF | |
| Tabacco | Holy Christ | Audio Artifacts For The Dubious | f/x |
| Varrtina | Katerina | Planet Soup | |
| Zappa | G Spot Tornado | Jazz From Hell | Ryko Disc |
| Tabacco | Privacy Issues | Straight From The Truancy Genes | f/x |
| Jay Allen And Gumdrop Jungle | Kingdom's Fall | Angels & Histrionics | |
| Tubes | Bright Days | Young and Rich | A & M Records |
| Carly Simon | We Have No Secrets | We Have No Secrets | Chrysalis |
| The Mills brothers | The Jones Boy | Best Of The Decca Years | |
| PDQ Bach | What's My Melodic Line? | The Wurst Of PDQ Bach | |
| Aimee Mann | I've Had It | Whatever | Interscope |
| Danny Wilson | Davey | Meet Danny Wilson | Virgin Records |
| Mike Keneally | Popes | You Must Be This Tall* | Exowax |
| Zappa | Down In The Dew | Lather | Ryko Disc |
| David Byrne | Princess | Look Into The Eyeball | Luka Bop |
| Bruce Cockburn | You've Never Seen Everything | You've Never Seen Everything | |
| Marian McPartland | Piano Cocktail | | |
| Marian McPartland | Contentment | | |
| Marian McPartland | Passing Glance | | |
| Marian McPartland and George Duke | Improvisation | Piano Jazz Interview | |
| Martin Mull | They Never Met | I'm Everyone I've Ever Loved | ABC Records |
| Martin Mull | Bombed Away | Sex And Violins | ABC Records |
| Martin Mull | Jesus | Mulling It Over | Razor And Tie |
| Martin Mull | Eggs | Mulling It Over | Razor And Tie |
| Martin Mull | The Mother In law Song | Sex and Violins | Laugh.com |
| Martin Mull | Trailer Waltz | Sex and Violins | Laugh.com |
| Martin Mull | Bun And Run | Near Perfect/Perfect | Casablanca |
| Martin Mull | Don't Put Off Till Tomorrow | Near Perfect/Perfect | Casablanca |
We pay our respects to the late, great jazz pianist and teacher Marian McPartland who died here on Long Island in her sleep at the age of 95. We say happy birthday to Ronald Orzabal (Tears For Fears) and Tori Amos. Various music inspired by the iPod's so called random feature.
