The Eight  Best Albums You've Never Heard Of

The list author says:
	"Maria Mckee's first outing, filled with great acoustic guitars, that sweet Hammond organ and a god-given vocal quality that puts this little diva up there with the best of them."

The list author says:
	"Probably Rickie's most slickly produced album, but none of the passion is lost. Her take on life makes you wish you were sharing that fluffy cloud she's floating on."

The list author says:
	"Pour yourself a drink, put this record on, and experience the aural equivalent of a good back-rub. Then go out and buy Hiatt's whole back catalogue."

The list author says:
	"Nanci Griffith remains one of the best country/folk songwriters of our generation, and this compilation album shows that country music isn't just for cowboys and old folk. If I'm wrong, shoot me."

The list author says:
	"Put this on at a party, and I swear they'll be dancing up the walls, I don't care who they are! I did, they were!"

The list author says:
	"Two sides, like it says. Excellent stripped-back acoustic blues on one side, an amazing vocal/synth piece on the other. A real genius. I bought him a pint once."

The list author says:
	"An ethereal piece of work, brilliantly produced. I don't know about Nutcutlet's review, but I know what I like."

The list author says:
	"Maybe not 'Essential', but if you ever wondered how good a drummer Phil Collins really is, check this out."