A.J. Raven

Surprised there is no mention of David Wilcox yet. :) Spirit of the West is good too. Pretty much all the others mentioned in this thread are worth a listen. :)

One in each room! :)

Some of favourite, older, one hit wonders: Dream Academy - Life in a Northern Town 'Til Tuesday - Voices Carry T'Pau - Heart & Soul Feargal Sharkey - A Good Heart The Waterboys - Whole of the Moon For the person who posted "Joey" by Concrete Blonde and asked if they did anything else... They did, so I wouldn't consider them a one hit wonder; although if you didn't live in the western U.S. or listen to any alternative radio, that could be the only song you know by them. The thing with the song "Joey" is it was a runaway hit, but they did have others that did well for an alternative band, and had other albums before & after Bloodletting, which "Joey" is from. My personal favourite is the album Free, with the songs "God is a Bullet" and "Happy Birthday". Definitely worth a listen if you haven't heard it yet.

I did not say anything about tax contributions - I know this already and I resent the implication of your last comment with the "!". Knowing we are in danger all the time may hinder us to contribute to our communities, and in other ways, openly.

I think this is very important to note - a prostitute is not (necessarily, sp?) a "lawbreaker". The government framing it's appeal in this manner is smoke & mirrors. Law-abiding citizens who work as prostitutes are asking that laws pertaining to their work, which makes their work (often mortally) dangerous be removed so they may work safely & contribute like every other working Canadian.

Thanks all!

Martha Plimpton dancing in 200 Cigarettes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGMsHGiv3WM&feature=related