Bongo Beat: Various Artists: Driving In The Rain: 3AM

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Ralph Alfonso
Bongo Beat Records
2049 Melrose Ave.
Montreal, Quebec
Canada
H4A 2R6

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Various Artists: Driving In The Rain: 3AM - Songs To Get Lost With

Available in stores:
Canada: Apr. 16th, 2002
OTHER: tba

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UPC: 7-6700-31960-2-3
Catalog number: 1960-2

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Canada: This CD is distributed by Outside Music for Canada.
USA: This CD is distributed by Burnside Distribution for the USA
UK & INT'L: Please contact Ralph Alfonso (see Export Orders)

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	1	The Orchid: Highway Opiate*
	2	Kimberley Rew: Restless Ocean*
	3	Lauren Agnelli & Dave Rave: Every Dog Has Its Day In The Rain
	4	Lauren Agnelli: Crying Lullabye
	5	BB Gabor: Celtic Cross (instrumental)*
	6	Kevin Kane: Confidential
	7	Ralph: Early Morning Cold Taxi
	8	Paul Hyde: When Love Dies
	9	Dave Rave & Mark Mccarron: Technicolor Shadows
	10	Kevin Quain: Devil Song
	11	Katrina & The Waves: That's Just The Woman In Me (from 1983)*
	12	Tom Wilson: Sleep**
	13	Jeffrey Morgan With Dean Motter: A Darkened Stretch (instrumental)*
	14	Ralph: Last Year's Valentine
	15	Dave Rave Group: All Over The World
	16	Ralph: Goodbye Jack, Kerouac.
	17	Jackson Phibes: A Dead One Hangs In The Web (instrumental)*

16 pages of liner notes by Ralph Alfonso
cover painting by Tom Bagley

These are the twilight hours.
The city asleep.
There's no destination really. There never is.
You glance over.... she's fallen asleep,
head propped against the window,
Only here, in the heart of the city at night,
is there any solace.
What is there for us at the end,
and do we want it to end?
The only thing that's important
is that the journey begins...

Ralph Alfonso

Reviews

BB Gabor's Celtic Cross

This poignant instrumental by the late eccentric who gave us "Nyet Nyet Soviet" and "Metropolitan Life" may or may not be from a lost session produced by Todd Rundgren. Either way, it recalls Angelo Badalamenti's understated score to "The Straight Story". Part of a new compilation created by Ralph Alfonso.