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1q :  Shania has maintained high standards, beginning with a stunning debut, an exceptional sophomore followed by a smash called Come on Over, and by then the only way to go was 'Up'.
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309:2:338::Who is Shania Twain? .....for those of you whe were living under a rock during the mid to late 90's, she is the female who re-defined country music for the better good with a breath of fresh air, a unique style, exceptional songwriting, attitude, strong independent character and a versitile musical arrangement along with rock solid production. ...oh and she is one of the most successful artists in history, her "Come On Over" album is the biggest selling album EVER by a female artist and the 5th or so biggest selling album of all time. It is basically the female equivalent of Thriller! Shania writes all of her own songs and melodies on guitar and does a wonderful job singing them. But not only that, she earned her way to stardom by growing up extremely poor, having her birth father walk out on her at a young age, singing in bars at night from the age of 8, losing BOTH her parents in a car accident at 21 and having to cut her chances of having a musical career short to parent her younger sibelings while singing at a resort to pay the bills, so she has truly payed her dues. Now that Shania has finally released her Greatest Hits album, you can have all her greatest songs on 1 CD! Admittedly, I could list a whole other CD's worth of great Shania songs which were left off but this is still a mighty strong collection and gives you a good idea of who Shania is as an artist and a person and I would definitily recommend looking into her other albums also. Forever and For Always: 10/10 - Lovely, breezy ballad, my favorite Shania song! Beautiful lyrics, excellent melody, and Shania shows off great vocal range without going over the top like certain other female artists. I'm Gonna Getcha Good: 9/10 - The more rock side of Shania! Very sassy, infectious lyrics and great beat...Shania will "Getcha Good" with this song! UP!: 9/10 - If this song doesn't Up! your mood then nothing will. Come On Over: 9/10 - Nice unique sound...great beat and an admirable display of Shania's great personality. Man! I Feel Like A Woman!: 10/10 - One of Shania's trademark songs. Shania just nails it with her attitude and charisma! Great lyrics, great guitar riffs, great guitar solo, great song! That Don't Impress Me Much: 10/10 - Another of Shania's trademark songs. Great song about what a woman wants in a guy. More then just good looks, cars and all that other fancy crap, it takes something deeper then that to impress Shania! From This Moment On: 10/10 - Ok, everything about this song is just pure excellence! THE ultimate love song. Epic ballad about true love, almost haunting at how beautiful it is....gorgeous vocals and killer guitar solo! Honey, I'm Home: 9/10 - The more country side of Shania. Great fiddles and interesting lyrics. You're Still The One: 10/10 - Another of Shania's trademark songs. Beautiful ballad about beating the odds and true love. Don't Be Stupid: 9/10 - Great song about trust. Killer beat and awesome fiddles. Love Gets Me Every Time: 8/10 - Nice song about unexpectedly falling in love. Another display of Shania's country side. No One Needs To Know: 9/10 - Great country song with catchy lyrics. You Win My Love: 8/10 - Good song with some nice riffs! I'm Outta Here: 9/10 - Excellent statement about being in a relationship for love otherwise "I'm Outta Here"! The Woman In Me: 10/10 - Really intimate ballad! Magical! Any Man Of Mine: 10/10 - Shania's breakthrough and arguably best country song, excellent attitude and lyrics! Whose Bed Have Your Boots: 9/10 - Great tongue in cheek country song about adultery. Party for Two (with Mark McGrath): 7/10 - Not bad, although I prefere the version with Billy Currington. Don't!: 9.5/10 - Haunting ballad about forgiveness. Party for Two (with Billy Currington): 10/10 - Excellent beat and extremely catchey lyrics! Really fun! I Ain't No Quitter: 8/10 - One of those songs you'll probably either love or hate. Really country/swing sounding, a real grower.
722:2:344::As a general rule, a singer's best album will always be his or her compilation at any time in their career. Why purchase all Madonna albums when The Immaculate Collection would sum it up? Why bother looking for Britney's debut album when the only track worthwhile on it was to be found on Greatest Hits: My Prerogative? Certainly, Greatest Hits here sums up Shania Twain, the country-twanged diva who managed to make history by setting sale records and having major crossover to mainstream music. Since every single record Shania has ever done sounds like a Greatest Hits by normal standards, its impossible to know where to begin. Shania has maintained high standards, beginning with a stunning debut, an exceptional sophomore followed by a smash called Come on Over, and by then the only way to go was 'Up'. Now, the album here sums up Shania's short but perfect catalogue in one CD. For those who are not big fans or dislike country music, like I did, then you'll still appreciate this. Shania transformed the whole image of country, and this CD basically shows how she did. All the songs were co-written by Shania with husband/producner John M Lange. The new songs are also worthwhile. Party For Two, available in two versions is a fun duet, which although underperformed on the pop charts still manages to be a groovy track to sample. Ain't No Quitter is a lazy, catchy song, despite a somewhat negative image, but overall, this album is THE album that represents country music at its best. A must buy for everyone, and as for Shania fans, well, no use telling you as you'd already have this...
812:2:329::I normally don't buy greatest hits albums from artists that I already own the albums for but I had to make an exception in this case. 20 different songs (there are 2 versions of Party For Two making the complete 21 song cd) is what I'd call a complete cd. Normally artists take their 10-12 biggest songs plus one new song and call it a greatest hits album. Amazingly enough a year or so later they put out a second greatest hits album that you have to pay another $15 for to have the complete hits collection. You have to respect Shania for giving us, the fans, a great value for our money. I would recommend this album to anyone interested in getting a Shania cd as every song is a gem. For those curious, both of the version of Party For Two are great. I won't try to describe them as I'll trip over myself. Whether or not you have all of Shania's albums or not, pick this one up as either way, you get what you pay for: all of her best songs in one place.
860:2:313:: Amazon.com Shania Twain--recluse, happily married, mother of one--has sold more than 40 million albums with flirty, hook-laden, beat-heavy, country-tinged pop that has all the subtlety of a musical wet T-shirt contest, yet is as irresistible as Swiss chocolate and Pringles. There are a few heartfelt, moon-in-June love ballads on this generous and long-awaited 20-song collection, which includes three new songs along with all the predictable chart-toppers and near-chart-toppers. But it's the mostly nonstop, uptempo booty-shakers--too often with garish overproduction and vapid lyrics--that, for the unconverted, tend to run together after a while. No doubt, this relentlessly upbeat retrospective will keep Twain's millions of fans jumping up and down on their sofas. --Bob Allen Recommended Contemporary Crossover LeAnn Rimes, This Woman Faith Hill, Faith Dixie Chicks, Top of the World Tour LeAnn Rimes, Blue Faith Hill, Breathe Martina McBride, Martina 
862:2:322::Most greatest hits collections go in chronological order from oldest to newest. It's different how Shania's Greatest hits disc starts with those from her newest CD (UP!) and go backwards in her career to the Woman in Me days, and then wrapping up with the previously unreleased songs. This is a great CD to listen to out on my boat on a sunny day. I'm mostly a really big fan of the upbeat songs like "You Win My Love", "That Don't Impress Me Much", "Who's Bed Have Your Boots Been Under" and "Up", but no one sings a ballad quite like Shania, especially "Forever and Always" and "From This Moment". There's definitely not a weak song in the bunch, I like both versions of "Party for Two", it makes me wanna dance and sing. Excellent collection for sure
866:2:355::Forget all those cliche songs about Drinking, Fighting, Cheating, Suicide etc, Shania's not a cowgirl, or a redneck....she is a fine, classy lady who knows how to make a wide variety of original music, she can literally sing anything with that beautiful voice of hers and has enough personality, charisma and heart in her singing to give her lyrics a ring of truth and touch of sincerity. Shania is probably the most versatile artist out there today, from twangy country to cutting-edge rock, this CD is a collection of finely produced masterpieces. ...oh, and she looks good too! Although the difference between Shania and a load of other pretty faces in the music industry is that Shania's beauty stems from within and she has the talent and class to back up her great looks.
883:2:349::Wow what a great cd this was. I am not a big country fan and I only own Shania's Up cd so i had to but she's the only country singer I love and I ahd to get this cd. The cd has such great songs like I'm Gonna Getcha Good, UP!, Come On Over, Man! I Feel Like A Woman!, From This Moment, You're Still The One, No One Needs To Know, Whose Bed Have Your Boots and great new songs like both versions of Party for Two sung with Mark McGrath and Billy Currington also 2 othewr new songs. This cd is great no wonder wht Shania is one of the greates couintry singers ever.
940:6:217:: Dylan's in rockin' good form on this cut from the 1971 benefit flick, The Concert for Bangladesh , just released as a deluxe edition DVD by Rhino. Dylan shines here, flanked by show organizer George Harrison and Leon Russell. The disk is available at www.concertforbangladesh.com and also features Eric Clapton, Ringo Star, Billy Preston, Ravi Shankar and many more. 
961:4:331:: Issue number 31.41: Published on 8/17/2005. ATTACK OF THE $3 TOMATO : How Portland's snooty tastes are saving Oregon farms, luring kids back to the land and even-gasp!-teaching Republicans and Democrats to get along. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
962:4:470:: Issue number 31.35: Published on 6/7/2005. HOMETOWN HOOLIGANS* : *(And we mean that in the nicest way!) - The Portland Timbers' die-hard fans prove that in soccer, Army life is grand. - BY CLIFF PFENNING, ZACH DUNDAS 
963:4:557:: GAY OR PORTLANDER? : When it comes to fashion, straights are supposed to borrow their looks from gay boys. In this town, it looks like it's the reverse. What's up with that? - BY BYRON BECK 
964:4:190:: Issue number 31.47: Published on 9/28/2005. WELCOME TO GASTORIA! : How the economic boon promised by liquefied natural gas would bring mega-tankers, terror alerts and environmental threats to the Columbia River. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
965:4:279:: JACKED UP : Sen. Gordon Smith, who's taken tribal money and some dubious trips funded by lobbyists, has been strangely quiet during Capitol Hill's' current hubbub over super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
965:4:283:: Issue number 31.43: Published on 8/31/2005. BIKER, INTERRUPTED : Here's what I do remember. Lying curled on the street with wincing pain gripping my back, thinking I must be paralyzed. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
965:4:329:: THE STEVE GOLDSCHMIDT PAPERS: : Read why an arbitrator ruled Portland Public Schools should be on the hook for $620,000 after Superintendent Vicki Phillips fired human-resources director Steve Goldschmidt. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
966:4:367:: HAZZARDOUS WASTE : If you think a cheap Japanese car dressed up as the General Lee sounds ridiculous, wait'll you see Jessica Simpson trying to fill those Daisy Dukes. - BY BECKY OHLSEN 
966:4:653:: Roey Thorpe : Are civil unions a sellout, or too much too soon? The leader of Oregon's biggest gay-rights group ponders a Freedom Summer, Karen Minnis and political reality. - BY HENRY STERN 
967:4:237:: SEPARATING THE MASTERS FROM THE LORDS : Hobbits might bring in the cash, but, as Oregon Symphony conductor Carlos Kalmar explains, the real action is in the classics. - BY JAMES BASH 
967:4:328:: HOW TO TALK DIRTY AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE : Penn Jillette talks about his controversial, profanity-fueled documentary, The Aristocrats , and how bad taste makes America a better place. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
968:4:422:: HELL ON WHEELS : A Portland athlete sounds off on Murderball , the movie that's making the aggressive sport of quad rugby the talk of the nation. - BY DAVID WALKER 
968:4:583:: ART WARS : Pastiche or Par-TAY? Conceptual or Sensual? Those questions are at the heart of the divide separating the art stars who are painting Portland's scene. - BY RICHARD SPEER 
969:4:241:: Issue number 31.45: Published on 9/14/2005. THE NEW DEAL : If you thought the Texas Pacific deal for PGE was bad, get a load of this. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
969:4:297:: BITING THE HAND THAT FEEDS THEM : Business bigwigs say Portlanders should vote before the city funds political campaigns. What about the public cash they get? - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
969:4:349:: ARE YOU READY TO ROCK? : Ian and Tyson Smith return with Monday Night Gig , a not-so-glamorous look at the world of rock 'n' roll. - BY DAVID WALKER 
969:4:460:: WHEN IN FOAM... : What do you get when you mix soap, water, a room full of 18-year-olds and a long-haired guy in a sports coat? - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
969:4:493:: Issue number 31.34: Published on 6/29/2005. BOSS HOG : Sheriff Bernie Giusto wants more of your money to lock up bad guys. Don't fall for it. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
969:4:532:: BACK FROM THE GRAVE : In the real-deal movie event of the summer, George Romero returns to the world of zombies with Land of the Dead. - BY DAVID WALKER 
969:4:566:: Issue number 31.31: Published on 6/8/2005. CREATIVE BIND : Artists want it. Developers want to build it. So why is cheap live/work space hard to find? - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
969:4:719:: Anatomy of a Corporate Crime : Anatomy of a Corporate Crime Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room explains how everything went so terribly, terribly wrong. - BY DAVID WALKER 
969:4:740:: Black Mountain vs. the Blanket of Humility : Vancouver, B.C., group unabashedly flays the corpse of rock in the face of scores of offended indie rockers. - BY DAVE CLIFFORD 
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970:4:13:: Issue number 32.02: Published on 11/16/2005. America's Oregon's Next Top Model Governor : Gov. Ted Kulongoski is stumbling on the campaign catwalk. Meet the wannabes... - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
970:4:420:: KISSING HISTORY : In The Painted Kiss , a Portland writer digs up the dirt on Klimt and buries Girl with a Pearl Earring . - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
970:4:469:: THRILL : A man, a wife and a mysterious, reappearing girl: What happens after you reveal how much you like the seduction of being watched? - BY PETER ROCK 
970:4:584:: Issue number 31.30: Published on 6/1/2005. SCARS FADE, MEMORIES DON'T : How a Pill Hill clinic helps survivors of torture put their lives back together. - BY CHRIS LYDGATE 
970:4:649:: Revenge and Redemption : With the final episode in his trilogy of Star Wars prequels, Revenge of the Sith, George Lucas finally gets it right. - BY BRIAN LIBBY 
971:4:162:: Issue number 31.48: Published on 10/5/2005. Portland's New New Economy : High unemployment. More businesses. Lower income. More newcomers. It ain't business as usual. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
971:4:258:: CONNECTING THE DOTS : WW plunges into the first week of the PICA's Time-Based Art Festival and comes up with more questions than answers. - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
971:4:263:: Issue number 31.44: Published on 9/7/2005. RIFF CITY : The rise and fall of the great pop hopes that ruled Portland's early-'90s music scene. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
972:4:132:: Off The Rack : Fashion designer Sean Paisant loves emo and edgy style. But when does the music end and the mainstream begin? - BY MORGAN MOODY 
972:4:136:: Street of Dreams : Northeast Alberta: How a gritty, indie art walk morphed into a 30-odd-block food wonderlandright under our noses. - BY JIM DIXON, KELLY CLARKE 
972:4:216:: Issue number 31.46: Published on 9/21/2005. UNTAPPED WATERS : Stanley Waters might be a teen piano prodigy-but almost no one knows it. - BY ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG MOORE 
972:4:232:: Who's Who In The Battle Of The Gorge Casino : Your guide to the players-and who's paying them-in Oregon's fight over off-the-rez gambling. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
972:4:239:: TBA POST-MORTEM : PICA's third annual Time-Based Art Festival folds its tent. - BY TIFFANY LEE BROWN, KELLY CLARKE, JOHANNA DROUBAY, ZACH DUNDAS, STEFFEN SILVIS, RICHARD SPEER 
972:4:295:: JOHN, NOT JOHN : There's history in John Weinland's name, but you'll also hear its echos in the Portland folk-pop band's brilliant music. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
972:4:347:: IRON CHEF - FARMERS MARKET EDITION : You've got the fresh fruits and veggies. Now what the hell do you do with 'em? - BY IVY MANNING 
972:4:631:: Issue number 31.28: Published on 5/18/2005. WHERE'S THE ART? : A Portrait of a Dead Artist, a Desperate Widow and Her Scheming Suitor - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
972:4:655:: Drink and Be Merry : Saucebox built its rep on cocktails and a smashing setting. Along the way, it forgot about the food. - BY NANCY ROMMELMANN 
972:4:65:: Artist Breaks For Pleasure : Boy Eats Drum Machine teams up with some of Portland's best drummers, and they didn't even know it. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
973:4:106:: One Fine Mess : Portland schools face a financial hole, ticked-off teachers and an end to the local income tax. Now what? - BY NICK BUDNICK 
973:4:108:: Lost And Found : Seth Friedman and Davy Rothbart both started their literary careers through indie publishing. That's where the similarities end. - BY KARLA STARR 
973:4:131:: Blood, Bones And Road Kill : The chilling truth about what real cooks do with the scraps and proteins we'd leave behind. - BY KELLY CLARKE 
973:4:138:: A River Runs Through It : Far from the Portland crowds, Tha' Hood (River, that is) is quickly becoming a restaurant town. - BY IVY MANNING 
973:4:148:: The Planet The - Thursday, Oct. 13 : Is The Planet The doomed? WW goes to the source to find out. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
973:4:309:: JOE COON : Oregon Army National Guard soldier talks about the temporary shutdown of his blog and what scares him in Iraq. - BY ROBERT HAMRICK 
973:4:318:: BC's American Saloon Outlaws, Legends and Lovers, aug. 17 : Club sheds sci-fi veneer, goes where no hipster joint has gone before. - BY JAY HORTON 
973:4:34:: Full Frontal : The contestants for Oregon's Next Governor show off their assets and bare their blemishes in response to our questionnaire. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
973:4:403:: Issue number 31.38: Published on 7/27/2005. POKER BOY : Texas Hold'em made cardplaying a national craze. Gary Needham makes it his career. - BY CHRIS SEMANSKY 
973:4:429:: Ralph Bagley : The Oregon-based designer of the biggest Christian video game ever talks about a new crusade (and Grand Theft Auto). - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
973:4:544:: Issue number 31.32: Published on 6/15/2005. IN WEED WE TRUST : Despite the Supreme Court's ruling, Barbara Elfstrom-and Oregon-are not going back. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
973:4:664:: All Over Again : Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings time warp to 1972, when the soul was good. Oh, wait-it still is. - BY DOUGLAS WOLK 
973:4:742:: Subversion with a Smile : The Portland Documentary and eXperimental Film Festival returns with a lineup of tightrope walkers, View-Masters and misdemeanors. - BY BRIAN LIBBY 
973:4:79:: Meth, Sex and Murder : Prosecutors believe Mark Lee Hudgens tried to cash in after his friends killed a prominent local lawyer. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
974:4:182:: SALMON GONE WILD : WW 's consumer report finds (drum roll, please) local stores telling the truth in selling wild salmon. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
974:4:298:: WHEN SIZE MATTERS: THE HALF-GALLON CHALLENGE : How typhoons in Madagascar are cheating ice-cream lovers and stressing out Oregon's Umpqua Dairy. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
974:4:303:: DIGGING UP THE PAST : Part romance, part thriller, The Constant Gardener is one of the best films of the year. - BY DAVID WALKER 
974:4:305:: Issue number 31.42: Published on 8/24/2005. HOT OR NOT : Oregon's official weatherman has good news about global warming-it doesn't exist. - BY PAUL KOBERSTEIN 
974:4:36:: Issue number 32.01: Published on 11/9/2005. Mud, Sweat And Gears : How the once-obscure sport of cyclocross has exploded in Portland. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
974:4:425:: Issue number 31.37: Published on 7/20/2005. FIRST. LIVE. LOCO. : Fox 12's mayhem and mugshots are driving Portland's TV news insane. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
974:4:497:: CHRISTOPHER ROOKS : Mercy Corps activist from Portland heads to Scotland for the G-8 summit (plus a close encounter with Bono?). - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
974:4:679:: No, You do it!` : Hush Records used technology and a little elbow grease to give a local community a voice. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
974:4:697:: Issue number 31.25: Published on 4/27/2005. Lake O-be-gone : Green slime and a shareholder revolt poison the waters of Lake Oswego. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
974:4:81:: For The Love Of Lacrosse : Why dozens of men fight to make $10,000 a year playing pro lacrosse in Portland. - BY JOSHUA RYAN 
974:4:88:: Chasing War : Author Anthony Swofford talks combat on the eve of the film debut of his acclaimed memoir Jarhead . - BY DAVID WALKER 
975:4:141:: Issue number 31.49: Published on 10/12/2005. Curing Jamie Handley : One Portland family pushes a fix for the autism "epidemic." - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
975:4:145:: Joseph Wilson : Ex-ambassador turned Bush critic says the debate over Iraq has been lost in the back-and-forth over him. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
975:4:161:: All my Trail Blazers : Portland's sports soap opera tries cast changes, new plots in the face of sagging ratings - BY CLIFF PFENNING 
975:4:211:: STAR SUCCOR : Thumbsucker 's digital sage pulls his thumb out of his mouth and plunges it into viewers' hearts. - BY BYRON BECK 
975:4:212:: THREE DEGREES OF VANDERSLICE : WW puts one of the Bay Area's most prolific musicians and producers to the test. - BY CASEY JARMAN 
975:4:235:: Shelter Skelter : As Katrina evacuees get a warm and fuzzy welcome, Portland's own homeless ask, "What about us?" - BY TOBY VAN FLEET 
975:4:238:: Language Barrier : Spanish director's Alex de la Iglesia's The Perfect Crime is one of the best comedies in years. - BY DAVID WALKER 
975:4:322:: ON A REMOTE DESERT ISLAND : WW's comics journalist Ryan Alexander-Tanner washes ashore, only to find THE WATERY GRAVES. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
975:4:361:: A TALE OF TWO CITIES : It was the best of parking meters, it was the worst of parking meters. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
975:4:364:: ALL PDX POP, ALL WEEKEND LONG : For the second year in a row, local music festival spreads the love. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
975:4:398:: WILL WORK FOR... : Sam Adams wants to work Portland's crappiest jobs. Have we got some ideas for him! - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
975:4:400:: 365 DAYS, 52 WEEKS, 12 MONTHS, 1 SCENE : A look back at the year in Portland music. - BY JAY HORTON, MARK BAUMGARTEN 
975:4:419:: ODOT'S PEAK AT THE FUTURE : State report forecasts the end of cheap oil - and it could be soon. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
975:4:42:: The $2.50 Taco : Why does a North Mississippi taqueria have foodies up in arms? Hint: It's not the food. - BY SETH LORINCZI 
975:4:445:: THE SILENT LANGUAGE OF GUS VAN SANT : In Last Days , Portland's indie filmmaker reveals his own cinematic dialect. - BY DAVID WALKER 
975:4:556:: THE OFFSPRING EFFECT : How the hardening of John Askew's son's poop relates to the softening of Stephen Malkmus' sound. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
975:4:603:: SHE'S GOT BALLS : Los Angeles transplant Angela Batinovich is bringing lacrosse to Portland, and she's bringin' the pain, too. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
975:4:639:: You Know Who You Remind Me Of? : Okkervil River's bursting and blistering pop begs comparisons. Its leadman does not. - BY AMY MCCULLOUGH 
975:4:646:: This Is Gonna Hurt : Prefuse 73 tries a little collaboration, taking its experimental hip-hop in a new, less-experimental direction. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
975:4:648:: Put Me In, Coach, I'm Ready to Pay : City commissioner PDC (Puzzled, Disgusted and Critical) over agency coaching contract. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
975:4:671:: Written on the Wall : Local filmmaker Jimmy Bolton creates a moving portrait of urban isolation in The Graffiti Artist. - BY DAVID WALKER 
975:4:739:: Break, Blow, Burn : Writer Camille Paglia on Jim Morrison's magical mushroom cult, a bisexual utopia and, oh yes, poetry. - BY RICHARD SPEER 
975:6:207:: This is the best version of Just Like a Woman that exists to my knowledge. It was awesome watching it for the first time! 
976:4:157:: Different Strokes, Same Folks : The Portland Lesbian & Gay Film Festival retools its sex appeal for changing times. - BY DAVID WALKER 
976:4:18:: Nate McMillan : New Trail Blazers coach learning just how hard rebuilding this team and its reputation will be. - BY CLIFF PFENNING 
976:4:267:: MICHAEL TISSERAND : New Orleans alt-weekly editor speaks from dry land. (PLUS WEB EXTRA Q & A Ben Ellis) - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
976:4:325:: STILL BOMBING AFTER ALL THESE YEARS : "Zoobombers" endure scrapes with law and street to mark their third anniversary. - BY BRANDON HARTLEY 
976:4:327:: THE STEM-CELL SHUFFLE : Pro-life Republican Sen. Gordon Smith backs embryonic stem-cell research. Top OHSU stem-cell scientist doesn't. Huh? - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
976:4:336:: THE ORIGINAL UNORIGINALS : Foghorn Stringband makes it to the top of the old-time pile by sticking to tradition. - BY JEFF ROSENBERG 
976:4:33:: For The Love Of Cash : Walk the Line brings the legend of Johnny Cash to the big screen. - BY DAVID WALKER 
976:4:466:: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE AWFUL : WW ranks the best and worst of Salem's lot. - BY HENRY STERN, RYAN HUME 
976:4:517:: Goodbye, porkpie hat : Fascinating bio about the genius behind the atom bomb who made his enemies see red. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
976:4:580:: THE STICKER SHOCK TO COME : MultCo faces questions ahead about what to do when county income tax ends. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
976:4:62:: Issue number 31.52: Published on 11/2/2005. Leif's Auto Body Experience : Under the hood of a Portland collision-repair business. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
976:4:656:: From Ragtag to Riches : An unlikely team, Heroes & Villains offer their services as Portland's newest cutest band. - BY JEFF ROSENBERG 
976:4:673:: Smoking Out a Fire Bureau Building's History : A tale of hot real estate and a familiar last name. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
976:4:718:: Wordstock, Baby! : Wannabe writers, eager readers and shouting scribes turn out for PDX's new low-brow lit festival. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
976:4:83:: Pretty Greedy Electric : If you think the city spent a lot on its PGE bid, check this out. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
977:4:185:: The Wait In The Wings : A Portland actor pays his dues backstage at Ashland's Oregon Shakespeare Festival. - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
977:4:186:: The Hustler In The Penthouse : Local film critic falls under the spell of The Last Playboy . - BY DAVID WALKER 
977:4:210:: Whose Thumb Is It, Anyway? : Mike Mills' feature debut uncovers the truth about family and oral fixation. - BY DAVID WALKER 
977:4:256:: The Masters Of Disasters : When PDX-based Mercy Corps gets the call, you know it must be bad. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
977:4:286:: LESLIE FRANE : This Labor Day, one union leader is confident organized labor can pick up the pieces. - BY RYAN HUME 
977:4:348:: WHAT NOT TO HAIR : Because, really, isn't everybody an expert when it comes to local anchor style? - BY LAURA SHINN 
977:4:382:: READER'S POLL - YOU VOTED. WE TALLIED. : Check out the results for WW's BIGGEST READERS POLL EVER!!! - BY LAURA SHINN 
977:4:383:: Issue number 31.39: Published on 8/3/2005. The Dubie Awards : Our Dubious Achievement Awards for the 2005 Legislature. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
977:4:418:: RUN, RABBIT, RUN : Big changes in store for a landmark Division corner - and some are unnerved. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
977:4:421:: BY THE SWORD : In a quiet suburban sports factory, Oregon's fencers slash their way to international glory. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
977:4:629:: Let Them Eat Cake : The hardboiled, stylish Layer Cake is one of the year's tastiest crime thrillers. - BY DAVID WALKER 
977:4:644:: The Eves of Destruction : On the 25th anniversary of St. Helens' eruption, what other blow-ups are brewing? - BY HENRY STERN 
977:4:645:: The Empire Strikes Out! : Episode III-Revenge of the Sith (mercifully) concludes George Lucas' ineptly executed space opera. - BY DAVID WALKER 
977:4:64:: Through Prehensile Eyes: Seeing The Art Of Robt. Williams : An underground artist analyzes his own genre-smashing paintings. - BY KARLA STARR 
977:4:650:: Issue number 31.27: Published on 5/11/2005. WHAT, ME WORRY? : Erik Sten juggles away. - BY HENRY STERN, MARK ZUSMAN, ZACH DUNDAS 
977:4:670:: And Another Thing! : Mayor Potter asked city workers to sound off. They did. WW examines some bureau-kvetches. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
977:4:674:: Issue number 31.26: Published on 5/4/2005. One Woman's Qwest : How Jennifer Palmquist brought down the Roaming Empire. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
977:4:717:: Q&A: Peter Rock : A new book by the Portland writer focuses on the electrical charges of adolescence. - BY ELLEN FAGG 
977:4:743:: Issue number 31.23: Published on 4/13/2005. VICKI'S VISION : Can a former Kentucky cheerleading coach save Portland schools? - BY NICK BUDNICK 
978:4:104:: Power Switches : Months after voting to make utilities pay taxes, some Oregon lawmakers change their tune. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
978:4:121:: Crosstide Saturday, Oct 22 : Portland's former teen phenoms grow into palatable pop, like it or not. - BY CASEY JARMAN 
978:4:153:: Watered Down : Oregon enviros fuming at state regulators may ask (get this) Bush's EPA for help. - BY EMILY COOPER 
978:4:166:: Pamela Freedman : Portland renter frustrated but wiser after two condo conversions in the past decade. - BY TOBY VAN FLEET 
978:4:181:: Come One, Come All : Everything you need to know about opening party primaries to all Oregonians. - BY MAX MULLER 
978:4:208:: Pretty Funny-Looking Financing : Why is a city agency having trouble using the equivalent of free money? - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
978:4:219:: The Band That Continued To Roll : The bucket bluesmen in Hillstomp ride again, women be damned. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
978:4:224:: Bonerama Saturday, Sept. 24 : Portland welcomes New Orleans trombones to lead the charge for hurricane relief. - BY TIM DUROCHE 
978:4:277:: THE NUCLEAR OPTION : PGE ratepayer advocates demanding the utility pay back hundreds of millions of dollars. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
978:4:280:: AMERICAN MORPHIST : Novelist Bret Easton Ellis on Tom Cruise, the Today show and what's really scary. - BY KARLA STARR 
978:4:300:: REQUIEM FOR THE LOVECHILD : Malfunkshun: The Andrew Wood Story paints a portrait of Seattle's fallen legend. - BY DAVID WALKER 
978:4:313:: MINORITY WHIP : Recent Portland transplant Jason Merritt hasn't found a niche, but he's found his voice - BY MIKE MCGONIGAL 
978:4:363:: ANOTHER BUSHWHACKING : Writer girl rants about corporate America and political stupidity in her sexually charged tell-all. - BY KARLA STARR 
978:4:385:: Close Case : Legal thriller set apart by the winning personality of the prosecutor at its center. - BY RICHARD MEEKER 
978:4:405:: COME ON, GET HAPPY : New Patty Hearst novel reads like a history of the Partridge Family. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
978:4:407:: THOMAS BRUNER : Cascade AIDS Project head talks about why he's leaving and what's next. - BY HENRY STERN, BYRON BECK 
978:4:415:: SEMPER FAG : A Bible-thumpin' gay Marine porn star reveals more about himself than you might expect. - BY BYRON BECK 
978:4:442:: THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW : Sheriff Giusto's questionable gambit to intervene in a couple's dispute. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
978:4:487:: GROUNDED ARROW : Environmental activist Tre Arrow unlikely to return to Oregon anytime soon to face charges. - BY ANDREW MACLEOD 
978:4:492:: INDIETOWN, U.S.A. : A look at the small Portland record labels that are rocking the music industry. - BY MIKE MCGONIGAL 
978:4:49:: Justice For All? : The battle over Oregon's gay marriage ban isn't overnot by a long shot. - BY BYRON BECK 
978:4:50:: Back In Black : Long-lost action king Shane Black reinvents himself with Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang . - BY DAVID WALKER 
978:4:514:: JULY'S SUMMER : Watching Miranda July's plunge into the hype-o-sphere with her film about everyone we know. - BY DAVID WALKER 
978:4:52:: Post-Punk 101 : Lisa "Suckdog" Carver gives readers a crotch-eye view of the era she helped define. - BY BECKY OHLSEN 
978:4:564:: COME HELL AND HAIKU : The Mountain Goats' John Darnielle explains himself, 17 syllables at a time. - BY KEVIN SAMPSELL 
978:4:60:: Zombies, Pai Mei & Pam Grier : Portland's most kick-ass film fest returns for a second year. - BY AP KRYZA 
978:4:613:: Ainu It! : Leading hi-fi sances to music-making machinery, Ainu find the soul in the circuit board. - BY CORBAN LESTER 
978:4:624:: Buying Local : How Salt Lake City uses local ownership to trump Portland in big-league team sports. - BY CLIFF PFENNING 
978:4:627:: The Minimum Gauge : Two out of three Oregon corporations pay only the minimum $10 income tax. - BY BRANDON HARTLEY 
978:4:666:: Anti-fairy Tales : The literal approach is what makes Barry Yourgrau's new children's stories so demented-and fun. - BY NANCY ROMMELMANN 
978:4:723:: SEBASTIAN TELFAIR : Touted Blazers rookie looks back on first year of losses, and future in Portland. - BY PETE HUNT 
978:4:91:: Andrew Jackson: His Life and Times : H.W. Brands' biography presents Old Hickory with the bark off. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
979:4:114:: Issue number 31.50: Published on 10/19/2005. Doctors Inc. : The challenges facing Oregon's only doctor-owned hospital. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
979:4:116:: THE SHROUD OF THE THWACKER : A hilarious murder-mystery spoof from the star of Cabin Boy. - BY MARGARET SEILER 
979:4:129:: Mary Carey's (DD) Bust In The Burbs : A quiet night with a porn star. - BY TOBY VAN FLEET 
979:4:143:: THE HIGHEST TIDE : A former Oregonian writer finds magic on the shores of Puget Sound. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
979:4:168:: LOST IN THE SAHARA : No oasis to be found at this otherwise appealing Moroccan joint. - BY SETH LORINCZI 
979:4:180:: The 10-year Solution : Backers of a local tax for schools want a 10-year income levy. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
979:4:184:: Suicide Alert : Feds' anti-porn push prompts Suicidegirls.com to take down photos, pissing off the models. - BY AUTUMN DEPOE 
979:4:192:: The Shame Of The Nation : Savage Inequalities author finds U.S. schools still full of...savage inequalities. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
979:4:193:: TIME IN A BOTTLE : Wobbling down the whiskey river with Little Sue and Lynn Conover. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
979:4:214:: A peek at Peak Oil, Inc. : WW drops in on a true Portland-style financial seminar. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
979:4:236:: TAKE THE CHINATOWN CHALLENGE : The streets are ripped up, but the strippers are in business! - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
979:4:302:: HEARTBREAKERS MEET BOILERPLATE : Arty Portland comic partners publish a mash-up of sci-fi and historical fiction. - BY KARLA STARR 
979:4:371:: FACT OR FICTION? : The documentary Grizzly Man seems a bit too strange to be true. - BY DAVID WALKER 
979:4:397:: TWO WHEELS, TOO FURIOUS : Cyclists feeling left out on new and "improved" St. Johns Bridge. - BY RYAN HUME 
979:4:399:: OREGON'S FELONIOUS SPUNK : Washington looks to Oregon as a model for felon voter registration efforts. - BY CHRISTIAN GASTON 
979:4:427:: PRINCELY POTTER : Kid reviewer says: Sixth installment in boy-wizard series offers another "race of adventure." - BY ELENA TORRY-SCHRAG 
979:4:443:: FARM FRESH : The camaraderie between local producers and chefs heats up this summer's farm dinners. - BY ROGER PORTER 
979:4:484:: Jesus Christ, It's Mandonna! : All-male Madonna tribute band justifies its love for the Material One. - BY BYRON BECK 
979:4:499:: EL SALVADOR IN THE SUBURBS : Gloria's Secret reveals the flavors of Latin American home cookin'. - BY CHUCK GILKISON 
979:4:515:: Issue number 31.33: Published on 6/22/2005. SUMMER GUIDE '05 : Have no fear! Summer is here! - BY BYRON BECK 
979:4:519:: SERGEI MONYA : Blazer pick dishes on the NBA, the Rose City and benchwarming in Moscow. - BY CARL SCHRECK 
979:4:563:: AN AMERICAN MODEL : Chef to Go has gone and created a great vegan cafe downtown. - BY STEFFEN SILVIS 
979:4:568:: The Florida Zone : The Flight of the Creative Class: The New Global Competition for Talent - BY ETHAN SELTZER 
979:4:579:: A NIGHT WITH THE ANGELS : Guardian Angels try patrols for a third time in Portland. - BY BRANDON HARTLEY 
979:4:635:: The Great Burrito Pageant : We crowned a queen filled with refried beans. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN, JENNIFER A. RAPF 
979:4:641:: Swan Song for Gay Men's Chorus Director : Chorus chief leaves after less than a year. - BY MEG DALY 
979:4:689:: Feeling MS-cast : Police number-cruncher with multiple sclerosis wants to keep working; bosses say he can't. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
979:4:703:: Let's Get Jealous : Magic Marker Records made a Portland house go pop for seven years. - BY AMY MCCULLOUGH 
979:4:722:: Beautiful Blemish / Cutty, One Rock: Low Characters and Strange Places, Gently Explained : - BY BECKY OHLSEN, JOHN FREEMAN 
979:4:749:: Killing It Softly : The Shins bring out the dead at the Crystal Ballroom last Thursday. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
979:4:86:: Burned Beyond Recognition : The Squid and the Whale reveals the destruction of an American family. - BY BECKY OHLSEN 
979:4:94:: Heywood Sanders : Convention Center critic dumps on Portland's plans for a $140 million convention hotel. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
980:4:105:: News At 11... : Salem cops say KATU reporter may become part of Wirth investigation. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
980:4:117:: Clearing The Wroom : The story of an electro-acoustic duo, their furnace and so-called music. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
980:4:119:: Marie Wachlin : Portland prof instructs public-school teachers how to teach the Bible in class. - BY LEAH SOTTILE 
980:4:140:: No Show : The World Series is here, and Major League Baseball in Portland isn't. - BY CLIFF PFENNING 
980:4:164:: Portland Band Obituaries : These are bands that died, died. All these bands, they died. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
980:4:187:: The Reader's Writer : Zadie Smith has bested her acclaimed first novel with On Beauty. - BY KARLA STARR 
980:4:213:: Ticking Timebomb : Viggo Mortensen stars as a man with A History of Violence . - BY DAVID WALKER 
980:4:221:: Jim Riswold : Nike ad designer finds success, gets leukemia, turns to Hitler dolls. Huh? - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
980:4:240:: GOIN' 'ROUND TO BEND : The Bend Film Festival's impressive lineup is worth the trip. - BY DAVID WALKER 
980:4:243:: PORTLAND IS YOUR LAND : Welcome to the paper of record for your music scene. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
980:4:245:: Q Madp : If there's a local funeral for U.S. soldiers, this photographer is there. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
980:4:281:: KING LEADER : Oregon-born theater designer survives computer-generated jungle by reinventing an age-old art form. - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
980:4:288:: NOW THAT'S ITALIAN : At picture-perfect Lorenzo's, the food is as good as it looks. - BY SETH LORINCZI 
980:4:299:: LOCAL PAPER "GRIPPING," SAY READERS : The O' s new suburban coverage has us riveted! - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
980:4:31:: HEAVY METAL : Local bodybuilder the Mighty Kat pumps Iron Maidens author Kristin Kayefor information. - BY KAT RICKER 
980:4:330:: A METHUNDERSTANDING : The other side of the counter in Oregon's meth strategy. - BY RYAN HUME, CHRISTIAN GASTON 
980:4:351:: CLEARCUT : Stock characters sprout in this lush look at the Pacific Northwest, circa 1970. - BY KARLA STARR 
980:4:353:: ROBIN WOODS : Reed College women's rugby captain talks up the joys of "touch rugby." - BY HENRY STERN 
980:4:362:: THE ART OF CRIME : Multnomah County shells out $600,000 for art in empty jail. - BY CHRIS LYDGATE 
980:4:366:: WATT'S UP WITH CONDEMNATION : Why the City of Portland isn't rushing to condemn PGE. - BY DON MCINTOSH 
980:4:372:: BEST OF PORTLAND 2005 : BEST PLACE TO PICK UP CHICKS AND 100+ OTHER HIGHLIGHTS - BY BYRON BECK 
980:4:444:: MAD. HOT. FLAMENCO! : Stumptown turns into Stomptown for a week of sultry syncopations. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
980:4:447:: Issue number 31.36: Published on 7/13/2005. NIGHT CABBIE : Confessions of a Portland taxi driver. - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
980:4:472:: NECESSARY WORDS : Faith, fathering are the big topics of Steve Duin at his best. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
980:4:500:: TABLE TALK : Ripes newest venue, Gotham Bldg tavern, gets our critics talking. - BY ELIZABETH DYE, ROGER PORTER 
980:4:529:: COMING CONTRACTIONS : This year's budget on ice, City Council takes aim at next year. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
980:4:562:: A SLICE OF STRIFE IN THE SUBURBS : Stats justifying Beaverton annexation dealt a blow. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
980:4:56:: Gunning For Grubbs : Untimely lawsuit spells bad news for assistant chief and Police Bureau. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
980:4:571:: THE STUMPTOWN STANDARD : After more than a decade, Wildwood is still kickin' culinary ass. - BY JIM DIXON 
980:4:576:: THE HOLD STEADY ALMOST KILLED ME : Redeeming and deceiving with America's greatest bar band. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
980:4:577:: HOME DEPOT FOR DRAG QUEENS : New shop offers topper tips to get wig it. - BY BYRON BECK 
980:4:607:: Issue number 31.29: Published on 5/25/2005. Mixology : Drinking isn't cold fusion... or is it? - BY BYRON BECK 
980:4:625:: In Deep S**t? : City Council may dive into $400 million Big Pipe sewer fight. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
980:4:647:: Snyder's Dangerous Peak : Reed's Zen poet grapples with the power of Mount St. Helens. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
980:4:667:: Dead Cool : Liminal's The Resurrectory is a walk-through nightmare (and that's a good thing). - BY STEFFEN SILVIS 
980:4:67:: Barry Lynn : Where the dividing lines lie for a national advocate of church-state separation. - BY LEAH SOTTILE 
980:4:690:: Flaying Faces : Painter Joe Thurston peels off layers of skin to find what's underneath. - BY RICHARD SPEER 
980:4:700:: ALEX GIBNEY : Enron documentary director talks about PGE and Portland's role in the film. - BY PETE HUNT 
980:4:708:: Rejection at the City Bar : Welcome to the Real World . - BY MORGAN "ANGRY EX-HICK POET" MOODY 
980:4:715:: Fire Bureau Manager in Hot Seat : City probes 27 contracts awarded to manager's son. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
980:4:748:: The Good Neighbor : Buckman Grill's American dishes turn dinnertime into a block party. - BY ROGER J. PORTER 
980:4:76:: Just Say Cho : Comic goes off deep end in the name of queer rights. - BY BYRON BECK 
980:4:84:: Playing The Changes : Portland's barely legal boppers lead the way to a new jazz. - BY TIM DUROCHE 
980:4:85:: Yahoo For Dahoo : The secular singers of the Dahoo Chorus preach the classic-rock catechism. - BY JEFF ROSENBERG 
980:4:89:: Issue number 31.51: Published on 10/26/2005. Polaroids of Dorothy : A haunting story for Halloween. - BY JEMIAH JEFFERSON 
981:4:109:: Freak Chic : 2Gyrlz EnterActive Language Fest turns transgression into art one last time. - BY RICHARD SPEER 
981:4:135:: THE SIMPLE SLICE : Local restaurateurs vault the pizza to artisan heights. - BY ROGER PORTER, EMILY LIEB 
981:4:188:: The Footwear Sisterhood : A male critic tries to get In Her Shoes . - BY DAVID WALKER 
981:4:24:: LIVE, VIDEO AND ALBUM REVIEWS : - BY JASON SIMMS, JESSI KRAMER, MICHAEL BYRNE, DAVE CLIFFORD, JEFF ROSENBERG 
981:4:255:: Treading Water : Katrina blows New Orleans college student back to her Portland home. - BY LEAH SOTTILE 
981:4:257:: For His Next Prediction... : New Orleans' destruction makes Earl Blumenauer a reluctant prophet. - BY HENRY STERN 
981:4:259:: MusicfestNW Diaries '05 : Where we were, who played, what happened, and sometimes why. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
981:4:282:: WHAT TO SEE: SOUND UNSEEN : MusicfestNW makes its way onto the silver screen. - BY DAVID WALKER 
981:4:29:: Bad Blood : How a lawyer once suspected of sexual abuse gets taxpayer money. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
981:4:304:: BAGGAGE CHECK : Diane Linn's not the only one with liabilities in county-chair race. - BY SAVANNAH BLACKWELL 
981:4:30:: Not A Pretty Picture : A big developer crosses brushes with with 68-year-old decorator. - BY DON MCINTOSH 
981:4:344:: A WHITER VUE : Portland's main hip-hop club reshapes itself under a media microscope. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
981:4:360:: IN THE STARS, NOT THE BARS : Astrologer doesn't endorse labels-or today's gay lifestyles. - BY BYRON BECK 
981:4:387:: MIKE CASPER : First declared Portland City Council candidate talks politics while tending bar. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:38:: X OUT OF WONDERLAND : Voltaire meets Orwell in an intense satire of capitalism. - BY KARLA STARR 
981:4:395:: THE L WORD : Sam Adams wants City Hall lobbyists to register. Simple, right? - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:39:: Waiting In The Wings : Young Americans, are you sick of your close-up yet? - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
981:4:441:: POLITICAL GAMES AND ECCENTRICITIES : The latest political backstories in the battle over PGE. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:458:: Loose lips sink Linn's ship, OregonDead.com, scientists summon unspeakable ancient curse, more! : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
981:4:45:: Shake A Tail Feather : Your early-bird guide to Thanksgiving dinner domination. - BY KELLY CLARKE, LEAH SOTTILE 
981:4:463:: UNSOLVED MURDERS : Two years after the Laurelhurst dog poisonings, the killer remains free. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
981:4:468:: FANTASTIC SNORE : Fantastic Four is many things, but fantastic isn't one of 'em. - BY DAVID WALKER 
981:4:490:: PLACID, DECENT, COMPETENT... : But what else? Drawing a bead on PDC's new leader. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:501:: NUDGE : It's not just what this P-town supergroup ain't. It's what it is. - BY MIKE MCGONIGAL 
981:4:543:: THE CASE OF THE FECAL PHYSICIAN : Trailer-park doc tops the DEQ deadbeat list. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
981:4:560:: PDC: THE LOAN ARRANGER : Lawyers and stockbrokers move in on sweet agency loans. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:57:: On Background : How exactly did Kulongoski pal Matt Hennessee get through background checks? - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
981:4:609:: Waging War on the Home Front: An Illustrated Memoir of World War II : - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
981:4:621:: Of Course : It's a dance party in Kevin Barnes' head, and everyone's invited. - BY DAVE CLIFFORD 
981:4:691:: Black/Blue : ART's attempt to import the British Blue/Orange winds up stuck in customs. - BY STEFFEN SILVIS 
981:4:696:: WEB EXTRA - Beam Files Bridgehead Appeal : Developer will fight controversial PDC vote. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:702:: A Levantine Feast : Two local Lebanese restaurants cradle you in the Fertile Crescent. - BY ROGER PORTER 
981:4:712:: Glasnost for Others : Auktyon-just maybe the greatest Russian band ever-tries to conquer America. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:720:: Issue number 31.24: Published on 4/20/2005. AFTER HOURS : Inside Portland's illegal club scene. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
981:4:725:: Public Spaces : One new public house reveres pub grub. The other redefines it. - BY ELIZABETH DYE 
981:4:741:: Confessions of a Parodist : Chelsea Cain uncovers the secret life of Nancy Drew. - BY MELISSA FAVARA 
981:4:746:: TOM POTTER : Portland's new boss talks earthquakes, the FBI and remaking the city. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
981:4:751:: Real World , political world and all the sweet stuff in between. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
981:4:82:: Labor Unrest 101 : PSU profs are grumbling about pay well beneath their counterparts'. - BY DON MCINTOSH 
981:4:92:: I, Buchanan : The industry folk who ate Seattle are coming for your babies. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
981:4:97:: The Out Crowd Wednesday, Oct. 26 : Matt Hollywood steps into the spotlight, post-Dig!. - BY JAY HORTON 
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982:4:139:: Not Your father's Auto Show : Portland welcomes its first bio-fuels car show. - BY EMILY COOPER 
982:4:147:: THE AGE OF SAGITTARIUS : The Overlook neighborhood's hunger is overlooked no longer. - BY MIKE MCGONIGAL 
982:4:155:: Oregon's Supreme Questions : Assisted-suicide, abortion defenders concerned by latest Supreme Court nomination. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
982:4:156:: Stanley's Cup Runneth Over : An update on 17-year-old pianist Stanley Waters. - BY ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG MOORE 
982:4:15:: Team Of Rivals : Research outshines Goodwin's occasional illumination on the 16th president. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
982:4:172:: Suburban Food Safari, Part 2 : Northward bound in search of ethnic delights. - BY IVY MANNING 
982:4:20:: On Love And Latkes : Colleen's Bistro takes homestyle cooking to the edge. - BY ROGER PORTER 
982:4:227:: FACE VALUE : Dishing with the eastside queen of the restaurant real-estate scene. - BY KELLY CLARKE 
982:4:23:: Field King/Dairy Queen : Singing the praises of sustainable farming and ice-cream sammies. - BY KELLY CLARKE 
982:4:260:: ONE'S WAY TO BROADWAY : Will Wade McCollum's ONE be a singular sensation? - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
982:4:334:: DAMIEN RICE : Downtown bouncer has clear view of this summer's gun violence. - BY KARLA STARR 
982:4:350:: Issue number 31.40: Published on 8/10/2005. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 8/10/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
982:4:365:: BLUE-LIGHT SPECIAL : Republican Sen. Gordon Smith is under the Dems' hot lights. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
982:4:370:: ELEPHANTS ON PARADE : Portland's first gourmet market reinvents itself in good taste. - BY ROGER PORTER 
982:4:417:: BACK IN THE SADDLE : Owner of X-rated Jefferson Theater reappears... sort of. - BY ROBERT HAMRICK 
982:4:437:: WHO ARE WE? : Don't listen to the journalists. Listen to the music. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
982:4:438:: BOYS WILL BE SISSYBOYS : Sissyboys are the toughest queer dudes in town. - BY BYRON BECK 
982:4:449:: PHANTOM LOSSES : Pay no attention to the writer behind the curtain. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
982:4:461:: CHEERS FOR THE QUEERS : The "All-American City" has an all-American queer bar. - BY BYRON BECK 
982:4:483:: THE COURT OF ROCK 'N' ROLL : How the Supremes accidentally saved music. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
982:4:491:: THE SEVEN-YEAR ITCH : WW's longtime theater critic says goodbye to all that. - BY STEFFEN SILVIS 
982:4:505:: Your fresh (sort of), local (mostly) and seasonal (definitely) news recap. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
982:4:511:: THE HUNT FOR DEEP VOLT : State pursuing leak in Texas Pacific_PGE deal. - BY ROBERT HAMRICK 
982:4:533:: WE GOT YOUR "WORLD CLASS" RIGHT HERE : PDX dominates the globe! - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
982:4:541:: A PIECE OF RESISTANCE : Ways to fight against recruiting for Iraq war. - BY ROBERT HAMRICK 
982:4:558:: SAY IT AIN'T SO, JOE : End of an era on Alberta Street. - BY MEG DALY 
982:4:565:: WINNERS' CIRCLE : The 26th Annual Drammy Awards stages its own memorable show. - BY STEFFEN SILVIS 
982:4:586:: Rockin' Computers : How the sex, drugs and rock-'n'-roll generation turned on computers. - BY JOHN FREEMAN 
982:4:599:: SETTING THE CAPTIVES FREE : A tidy Korean thriller liberates summer blockbuster audiences. - BY DAVID WALKER 
982:4:677:: MICHAEL TOTTEN : Local writer blogs from the heart of Lebanon's Cedar Revolution. - BY PETE HUNT 
982:4:687:: Portland Jazz Roundup : The latest from the greatest in the Portland stable. - BY TIM DUROCHE 
982:4:695:: Home, Queer Home : Progress resumes on community center for Portland's sexual minorities. - BY MEG DALY 
982:4:80:: Hey, Numbnuts : Worried about bike seats? Take WW' s own crotch-watch quiz. - BY JOSH IZENBERG 
983:0:86:: All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners and are provided for educational purposes only. 
983:4:107:: Enter The Woz : Legendary Apple founder dives into Portland's wi-fi fray. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
983:4:112:: To The Extreme : Three...Extremes offers a triple threat of Asian horror. - BY DAVID WALKER 
983:4:127:: Cock Of The Talk : Queer pioneer rises above his own airwaves. - BY BYRON BECK 
983:4:12:: An Overview of all of our stories, by issue, from January 17, 2001 to the Present. 
983:4:152:: A golf prodigy, a governor used-to-be and much, much more. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:154:: HOLE-Y STRATEGY : With court date looming, experts question Archdiocese bankruptcy decision. - BY SAVANNAH BLACKWELL 
983:4:159:: Spitting Blood : Joe Haege's 31 Knots soundtracks this horrible, confusing world. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
983:4:179:: Burning Money : Proposed fire HQ move in doubt as costs skyrocket. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
983:4:195:: Jonathan Kozol : Noted education author riffing on "apartheid" education in U.S. - BY ANNE LAUFE 
983:4:198:: The Evolutionary Jass Band, Talkdemonic, Mary Flower : - BY PAT WENSINK, MARK BAUMGARTEN, JEFF ROSENBERG 
983:4:203:: Kitzhaber Komeback? Plus: 'Burb blobs, a dead blog, and more. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:228:: THE DANDY WARHOLS, THE ALTERBOYS, THE FITZGERALD : - BY DAPHNE CARR, DAVID MULLER, MARK BAUMGARTEN 
983:4:233:: Our Gangs : Sure, Portland has gang violence-but read this before panicking. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
983:4:274:: If you don't read it, the hurricanes have already won. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:311:: THE GOLDEN GIRLS OF SUMMER : What ballerinas do on their vacation. - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
983:4:323:: BITE ME : The art of being eaten alive by your critics. - BY BYRON BECK 
983:4:326:: LEGAL UPS AND DOWNS : Cops investigating ex-prosecutor Randy Ray Richardson again. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
983:4:340:: REVIEWS : - BY DAVID MULLER, MIKE MCGONIGAL, JAMES SQUEAKY, MARK BAUMGARTEN, KARLA STARR, JESSI KRAMER 
983:4:342:: THE UPS AND DOWNS OF PROTEST, PARTYHOPPERS AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:343:: THE DIVA HAS LANDED : RuPaul is one soulful sista. Who knew? - BY BYRON BECK 
983:4:346:: DEMONS OUT! : WW tries to purge its "jinx" on Erik Sten. - BY HENRY STERN 
983:4:393:: YOUR WEEKLY SCORECARD IN THE COURT AND ON THE COURT : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:396:: A STREETCAR NAMED QUAGMIRE : Ritzy residences rail against possible streetcar extension. - BY BRANDON HARTLEY 
983:4:440:: BENCH WARMER : Local judge Sid Galton appears headed toward early retirement. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
983:4:450:: FROM THE DESK OF BECK : It's a Scientology bachelor party! - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:465:: THAT EMPTY FEELING : PDC's Pearl District garage is lonely. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS, ZACH DUNDAS 
983:4:488:: HOW DOES YOUR (URBAN) GARDEN GROW? : Answer: with the city's help. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
983:4:510:: JUMPTOWN JUMPSTART : Young developers work to save legendary Portland jazz club. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
983:4:559:: A BITTER PIL : Portland Interscholastic League fuming over proposed athletics changes. - BY CLIFF PFENNING 
983:4:561:: STRANGE BASEFELLOWS : Politicians up in arms about proposed Portland base closure. - BY RYAN HUME 
983:4:588:: Diane Linn : Multnomah County Chair in battle with colleagues and budget. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
983:4:59:: Radio-Active Fallout : Lars Larson is a coveted but controversial product pitchman. - BY MAX MULLER 
983:4:601:: CUTTING CAMPAIGN CHECKS : How Portland's new campaign-money rules have worked elsewhere. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
983:4:602:: A CHIEF CHECKUP : WW takes stock of Police Chief Derrick Foxworth. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
983:4:612:: Nothing Toulouse : Does Cuve's faux-French cooking do its wine-country setting justice? - BY ROGER PORTER 
983:4:630:: *****BREAKING NEWS: Frequent Filer : Bankruptcy court second home for PDC consultant. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
983:4:643:: And the Beat Goes On : Latest protester settlements cost city $545,000. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
983:4:669:: The Latest Mass-ing Link : Portland a hotspot for the Dodgeball.com network. - BY JOSEY BARTLETT 
983:4:681:: A week's story arc from political sharks to traveling larks. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
983:4:692:: Forward and Back : Todd Solondz's Palindromes challenges the perceptions of perception. - BY DAVID WALKER 
983:4:714:: School Board 911 : Picking survivors in May 17's school elections. - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
984:4:111:: Dancing Lessons : Table dances vs. lap dances: What's the difference? - BY LEAH SOTTILE 
984:4:137:: SOMMELIERS AND THE CITY : We toast Portland's finest wine pourers. - BY LAURA SHINN 
984:4:160:: Male Pattern Blandness : Men's fantasies fuel Cameron Crowe's Elizabethtown . - BY DAVID WALKER 
984:4:16:: Love And Distance : Miles of mainland can't stop the Standard. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
984:4:174:: Gata Salvaje : A white girl's journey into Portland's Latino stripculture. - BY KARLA STARR 
984:4:178:: JUDGMENT DAY : It ain't over until Measure 36 is overturned. - BY BYRON BECK 
984:4:196:: I don't think your halo will fit in the cab. : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
984:4:200:: Suburban Food Safari : The search for intelligent groceries beyond Portland. - BY IVY MANNING 
984:4:230:: Timbers chopped, Red Cross props, moon rocks and more. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
984:4:234:: Widows' Lament : A Portland case highlights a national immigration problem. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
984:4:262:: BRUTAL BEAUTY : In Lila Says , teenage tristesse is universal. - BY BECKY OHLSEN 
984:4:265:: BURNING FENCE : Portlander Lesley explores the dynamics of father-and-son relationships. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
984:4:296:: HALF-LIFE : In defense of feeling like a 43-year-old gay fuck-up. - BY BYRON BECK 
984:4:312:: UTOPIA, WISCONSIN : Clinton Street newcomer Savoy cooks the homestyle ecclectic. - BY JIM DIXON 
984:4:324:: COLLATERAL DAMAGE : Downtown shootings damage chief's stock at City Hall. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
984:4:333:: Stuff we heard when we were slurpin' ice cream. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
984:4:345:: SEEING GREEN : Prominent Portlander's costly clash with a nature conservancy. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
984:4:424:: HOW TO RENT A NEGRO : New race satire draws blood. - BY STEFFEN SILVIS 
984:4:474:: RICHARD ROSENTHAL : Departing cop watchdog gives WW an exit interview. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
984:4:485:: POWER CONNECTION : Kulongoski's appointment for powerful investment council raises questions. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
984:4:486:: WYDEN ON GITMO : Senator says Guantnamo beats all other options. - BY HENRY STERN 
984:4:495:: SHADOWED HISTORY : Here's to good, but not great, first fiction. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
984:4:496:: A column that writes YOUR NAME HERE in bold. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
984:4:509:: FROM CROATIA WITH LOVE : Levon Levan feels the groove, baby. - BY JAY HORTON 
984:4:527:: COSMIC DANCE : Remembering Orion Satushek and the Spooky Dance Band. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
984:4:534:: The PDC Beauty Contest : The lucky winner gets a prize. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
984:4:535:: WONDER, DECONSTRUCTED : WW looks inside Portland's newest, historic entertainment hotspot. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
984:4:540:: THE POWER TWINS FOOD & DRINK : - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY, SETH LORINCZI, MARY PUTNAM 
984:4:548:: LESLIE STEVENS : Cop defender gets ready to turn cop watchdog. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
984:4:549:: You seem a rather odd sort to be a cabdriver : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
984:4:551:: The bridge between who's in and out around town. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
984:4:572:: CHECK IT OUT: : Under the Flag of the Rising Sun - BY DAVID WALKER 
984:4:581:: FRANCKE FRACAS : What to make of Portland's media murder-mystery smackdown. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
984:4:58:: On The Waterfront : Tax-exempt docs will own South Waterfront development. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
984:4:626:: Back-Seat Big Brother? : Tax-by-the-mile technology to be tested in Oregon. - BY PETE HUNT 
984:4:652:: Scraping By in the Big Eighties/The Men in My Country : - BY MARY RECHNER 
984:4:701:: "God, your hair is so beautiful-please, can I touch it?" : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
984:4:705:: The Weekly Watch on Who's Where and Who's Whining : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
984:4:735:: Power Window : Congress could change the whole PGE-public power landscape. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
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985:2:345:: Wow a true greatest hits..One of the best cd's ever!! , November 1, 2005
985:4:128:: CLUB DEAD : Twenty-year-old downtown Princeton Athletic Club closes abruptly. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
985:4:158:: Terrible Beauty : Compagnie Marie Chouinard dances the body indecent. - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
985:4:176:: Drunk gamblers, sex-show fans... and salmon, of course. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:202:: U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:207:: Randy's Rogue : Commissioner Leonard puts PGE in his Rogue-sights. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
985:4:218:: SHALIMAR THE CLOWN : A fatwa-surviving author creates a terrorist. - BY KARLA STARR 
985:4:231:: IN THE LIFE : The Works at TBA was TB-GAY - BY BYRON BECK 
985:4:249:: Live Music and Album Reviews : - BY JASON SIMMS, JENNY TATONE, JEFF ROSENBERG 
985:4:253:: Goodbye To All That : Singing those old disenfranchised blues. - BY BYRON BECK 
985:4:254:: LESSONS FROM KATRINA : Portland isn't ready for the worst. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
985:4:261:: LITERARY THREESOME : The three top books Portlanders are buying. - BY KARLA STARR 
985:4:269:: DARING DISHES : Olea's Mediterranean accents lead to bold flavors. - BY ROGER PORTER 
985:4:27:: Gluttons For Punishment : The wack-happy world of Queer Fetish. - BY BYRON BECK 
985:4:301:: EXPOSE YOURSELF TO ART : The insider's guide to collecting. - BY LAURA SHINN 
985:4:307:: REVIEWS OF THREE NEW BOOKS : - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM, MAGDALEN POWERS, JOHN FREEMAN 
985:4:354:: THERE SEEM TO HAVE BEEN A LOT OF IRISHMEN : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
985:4:369:: RIDING HERD : Cyclists pressing for crackdown on bike-unfriendly motorists. - BY RYAN HUME 
985:4:389:: PALE ALE : Concordia's beer buzz is just plain flat. - BY SETH LORINCZI 
985:4:394:: STRAIGHT SHOOTER : Petite gay photographer goes for godlike Goliaths. - BY BYRON BECK 
985:4:401:: IT'S STRIPPARAOKE! : Investigating Portland's not-quite-exposed fusion of lounge pastimes. - BY BRANDON HARTLEY 
985:4:406:: A COLUMN THAT SHOPS ON THE COMPANY CLOCK. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:413:: A SPIN ON THE VICIOUS CYCLE OF NEWS. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:446:: CAT TALES : Vivid stories about dignified loners and misfits. - BY JOHN FREEMAN 
985:4:452:: STEPHANIE SNOW : Beaverton mom wants to clean up TV. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
985:4:462:: GREAT BALLS : GI Joe's busted for selling phony Titleists. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
985:4:467:: CRUSADER FAILURE? : Prominent anti-crime activist slapped with restraining order. - BY ANGELA VALDEZ 
985:4:46:: LIVE, VIDEO AND ALBUM REVIEWS : - BY CASEY JARMAN, JESSI KRAMER, JASON SIMMS 
985:4:476:: SMALL WONDERS : Patanegra picks up where Tapeo left off. - BY ROGER PORTER 
985:4:48:: Still the best two minutes of your day. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:512:: OFFICERS, NOT GENTLEMEN : Four Portland cops who worry us. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
985:4:513:: BIG TEN : PDX Synagogue claims world's largest Ten Commandments. - BY CHRISTIAN GASTON 
985:4:530:: BOOT CLAMP : City poised to kill new car-booting business. - BY CHRISTIAN GASTON 
985:4:554:: Your local trial of the century... every week. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:55:: Tainted Goods : Did Uncle Sam boost Portland's stolen-goods trade? - BY NICK BUDNICK 
985:4:598:: WALLER FLOWERS : Alt-everything artist plants his feet in PDX. - BY BYRON BECK 
985:4:610:: "TIMBER JIM" SERRILL : Portland Timbers mascot lets 'er rip. - BY BRANDON HARTLEY 
985:4:619:: Dissecting the week's events (with a rusty fork). : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
985:4:623:: Spite Club : Chuck Palahniuk's latest happily offers a gore-fest. - BY JEMIAH JEFFERSON 
985:4:724:: "Do you know where the nearest Internet cafe is?" : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
985:4:734:: Mannix's Moonlighting : GOP chairman is on Big Business' payroll-literally. - BY NICK BUDNICK 
985:4:736:: Numbers Running : Follow the lottery money into working-class Portland. - BY TOM GRACE 
985:4:96:: Sophisticated Woman : The Painted Lady colors Newberg dining chic. - BY ROGER PORTER 
986:2:357:: Customers who bought titles by Shania Twain also bought titles by these artists: 
986:4:100:: Album & Live Reviews : - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN, JASON SIMMS, DAVID MULLER 
986:4:113:: Get Smart : WW gets edumacated about Mensa. - BY TOBY VAN FLEET 
986:4:130:: The Little House Of The Little Black Sheep : - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
986:4:134:: Hello Eaters : It's Willamette Week's 2005 Restaurant Guide! - BY BYRON BECK 
986:4:149:: Who's coming to town and who's leaving. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
986:4:205:: Savage Shove... : Or when push comes to love. - BY BYRON BECK 
986:4:209:: EMERGENCY OPTIONS : A new prescription for the homeless. - BY MERILEE KARR 
986:4:21:: Ridin' The Rails: : The Great American Train Story - BY BECKY OHLSEN 
986:4:222:: Ask a cab driver to wait for you : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
986:4:270:: Showing you the road to getting along. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
986:4:275:: MUSICFEST DISTRESS : Forecasting a weekend of missed opportunities. - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN 
986:4:308:: A SUMMER GOSSIPIN,' FESTIVAL-GOIN', DRINKIN' KINDA COLUMN : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
986:4:337:: THIS IS WHAT WE CALLED THE MUPPET SHOW : - BY DAVID WALKER 
986:4:35:: Willamette Week's Guide to Lewis and Clark Re-enactors : - BY EMILY COOPER 
986:4:408:: IT'S ABOUT 2 AM, AND I'M CRUISING DOWNTOWN : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
986:4:423:: CRAVINGS : In search of a real Caesar salad. - BY IVY MANNING 
986:4:431:: MEXICAN MELTDOWN : D.F.'s plates almost make the grade. - BY HEIDI YORKSHIRE 
986:4:43:: LIVE REVIEWS - Q & A : - BY DANIEL KROW, MARK BAUMGARTEN 
986:4:453:: FUTURE NOSTALGIA : Besaw's eats are already everyday classics. - BY SETH LORINCZI 
986:4:473:: The column with music on its mind. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
986:4:538:: CAPTAIN ADVENTURE : - BY JONATHAN MAUS, CASEY JARMAN, SETH LORINCZI, JASON COYNE 
986:4:542:: TOUR DE WORKFORCE : Iraqi union leaders visit Portland. - BY ADRIAN CHEN 
986:4:546:: POP HISTORY : More gift book than historical treasure. - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
986:4:547:: A LANDMARK MASH-UP OF MUSIC & ART : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
986:4:590:: 31 Knots/easy action/Tracy Grammer : - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN, DAVE CLIFFORD, JEFF ROSENBERG 
986:4:606:: CRAVINGS: : The Search for the Perfect Pot Sticker - BY IVY MANNING 
986:4:614:: Check It Out: : The Job/The Great Rock-'n'-Roll Swindle - BY DAVID WALKER 
986:4:642:: Hurtin' IRNE : Legal warfare besieges city phone system. - BY ZACH DUNDAS 
986:4:657:: CHECK IT OUT: : Bad Day at Black Rock - BY DAVID WALKER 
986:4:683:: The Mountain Goats / Starflyer 59 : - BY JENNY TATONE, CORBAN LESTER 
986:4:699:: Blood Struggle: The Rise of Modern Indian Nations : - BY MATT BUCKINGHAM 
986:4:710:: Pre-Processed News for the Busy Modern Reader : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
986:4:73:: LIVE AND ALBUM REVIEWS : - BY JASON SIMMS, MICHAEL BYRNE, CASEY JARMAN 
987:2:324:: For once a Greatest Hits album worth having , February 5, 2005
987:2:367:: Find out what it takes to be a great country songwriter :
987:4:120:: I'm not really a Motley Crue fan : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:171:: Where all our nominations are qualified. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:177:: May The (Task) Force Be With You : - BY THE NOSE 
987:4:199:: Where the Flights are Never Fanciful. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:226:: Where we're always in high-def mode. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:251:: Campus love slapped! Gay play banned! : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:268:: We need to get to Interstate Grill : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:290:: WHERE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS ALWAYS FREE. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:293:: Fat, bats and rats! (OK, rodents.) : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:310:: My BMW got locked in the SmartPark : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:335:: I must have said something typically pretentious : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:338:: WHERE WE DIG OUT THE TRUTH. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:386:: Summer lovin' for summer's beautiful people. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:388:: The Plaid Pantry at Grand and Burnside : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:3:: View a complete list of all of the stories published since 1997. 
987:4:410:: HOT TIPS IN A COLD BUSINESS. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:432:: Required Viewing & Recommended Reading: Russ Meyer : - BY DAVID WALKER 
987:4:44:: Still Your Cheapest Source Of News. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:455:: No pity in the Rose City. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:456:: STRANGE THINGS AFOOT AT THE CIRCLE K : - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY 
987:4:520:: Passengers always talk to me about sex. : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:525:: New innovations in slow news weeks. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:573:: A veritable parade of rumor floats. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:575:: A reckless rehashing of the news. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:589:: Trying to rip off a crack dealer : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:591:: Random Rentals (or, Learning From My Mistakes) : - BY DAVID WALKER 
987:4:596:: A week of news-turned into mush! : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:611:: That's where you hide the bodies, right? : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:658:: From local meltdowns to Texas shakedowns. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:660:: The Epoxies / Team Sleep : - BY AUTUMN DEPOE, CASEY JARMAN 
987:4:662:: Bouquets for some. Bastinado for others. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:68:: I probably give free or discounted rides... : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
987:4:729:: A veritable conclave of current events. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
987:4:745:: Europe Central / The Position : - BY MAGDALEN POWERS, JOHN FREEMAN 
987:4:750:: Check this out: Incident at Loch Ness : - BY DAVID WALKER 
987:4:77:: Never-Green? : The latest South Waterfront money scramble. - BY NIGEL JAQUISS 
987:4:87:: The 32nd Northwest Film & Video Festival : - BY JOSH IZENBERG 
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988:4:103:: Whose Q Center Is It Anyway? : - BY BYRON BECK 
988:4:110:: Baron Von Goolo's Museum Of Horrors : - BY LAURA SHINN 
988:4:115:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 10/19/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:118:: gossip should have no friends : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:142:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 10/12/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:144:: Gossip Should Have No Friends : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:14:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 11/16/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:163:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 10/5/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:165:: Gossip Should Have No Friends : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:173:: MUSIC REVIEWS : - BY AMY MCCULLOUGH, MARK BAUMGARTEN, CASEY JARMAN 
988:4:175:: American Express Property Casualty Company : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:17:: Gossip Should Have No Friends : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:191:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 9/28/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:194:: GOSSIP SHOULD HAVE NO FRIENDS : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:201:: LIVE AND ALBUM REVIEWS : - BY MARK BAUMGARTEN, KARLA STARR 
988:4:217:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 9/21/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:22:: The week's most arresting developments. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:242:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 9/14/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:244:: GOSSIP SHOULD HAVE NO FRIENDS : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:246:: Portland sure is a small town. : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
988:4:247:: CRAVINGS: : In search of salad rolls. - BY IVY MANNING 
988:4:264:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 9/7/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:266:: GOSSIP SHOULD HAVE NO FRIENDS : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:284:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 8/31/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:285:: GOSSIP FOR LOCALS & WANNABES : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:306:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 8/24/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:332:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 8/17/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:352:: GOSSIP SHOULD HAVE NO FRIENDS : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:355:: The signature summary of scuttlebutt. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:37:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 11/9/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:384:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 8/3/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:390:: YOUR CHECKUP ON THE NEWS. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:402:: PDX Pop NOW! : Aug. 5-7 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:404:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 7/27/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:40:: Gossip Should Have No Friends : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:426:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 7/20/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:436:: Where Rove and Wizarding meet. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:448:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 7/13/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:471:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 6/7/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:477:: THE LEE MARVIN FOOT-TO-ASS DOUBLE FEATURE : - BY DAVID WALKER 
988:4:481:: Your midsummer hits and misses. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:494:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 6/29/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:516:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 6/22/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:51:: The Shane Black Formula For Action : - BY AP KRYZA 
988:4:522:: Blogs, legal clogs and logs. : - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:523:: FOOD SOS : Answering your hometown cravings. - BY MARY PUTNAM 
988:4:537:: THE MARTHA : - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY, AUTUMN DEPOE, KELLY CLARKE 
988:4:539:: CALENDAR CHICK : - BY JOHANNA DROUBAY, DAVID WALKER, MARK BAUMGARTEN 
988:4:545:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 6/15/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:550:: The Peter Fonda B-Movie Double Feature : - BY DAVID WALKER 
988:4:567:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 6/8/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
988:4:570:: I picked up my fare downtown... : - BY NIGHT CABBIE 
988:4:585:: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR : 6/1/2005 - BY WW EDITORIAL STAFF 
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991:5:674:: I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday [stereo vers.] 
991:5:701:: I'm Gonna Dry Ev'ry Tear With A Kiss 
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992:5:1684:: I'm Old Enough (To Love You Now) 
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992:5:468:: I'm Crying My Heart Out For You 
992:5:513:: I'm Falling Out Of Love (With You) 
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992:5:697:: I'm Gonna Comb You Outta My Hair 
992:5:731:: I'm Gonna Get You If I Can 
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993:5:107:: I'm A Lover Not A Fighter 
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993:5:1148:: I'm In Love Again [stereo vers.] 
993:5:1159:: I'm In Love With A Shadow 
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993:5:1166:: I'm In Love With My Teacher 
993:5:1249:: I'm Just Walking In The Rain 
993:5:1277:: I'm Leavin' It Up To You 
993:5:1331:: I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 
993:5:1334:: I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 
993:5:1338:: I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 
993:5:1342:: I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 
993:5:1345:: I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone 
993:5:1348:: I'm Left You're Right She's Gone 
993:5:1367:: I'm Living In A Lonely World 
993:5:1411:: I'm Lookin' For Someone To Love 
993:5:1415:: I'm Lookin' For Someone To Love 
993:5:1418:: I'm Lookin' For Someone To Love 
993:5:1422:: I'm Looking For A Mustard Patch 
993:5:1430:: I'm Looking For Someone To Love 
993:5:1609:: I'm Not Drunk I'm Just Drinking 
993:5:1624:: I'm Not Gonna Take It Anymore 
993:5:1635:: I'm Not In Her Plans Anymore 
993:5:1707:: I'm On The Outside (Lookin' In) 
993:5:1711:: I'm On The Outside (Lookin' In) 
993:5:1741:: I'm Out Of My Mind (Yea-Yea) 
993:5:1761:: I'm Pullin' Stakes And Leavin' You 
993:5:1782:: I'm Ready As I'll Ever Be 
993:5:1802:: I'm Really Glad You Hurt Me 
993:5:1824:: I'm Satisfied With You [stereo vers.] 
993:5:1832:: I'm Seeing Things (I Shouldn't See) 
993:5:1920:: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 
993:5:1923:: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 
993:5:1926:: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 
993:5:1930:: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 
993:5:1933:: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 
993:5:1936:: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 
993:5:1989:: I'm Sorry For You My Friend 
993:5:1992:: I'm Sorry For You My Friend 
993:5:2000:: I'm Sorry I Cheated On You 
993:5:2067:: I'm Still In Love With You 
993:5:2071:: I'm Still In Love With You 
993:5:2075:: I'm Still In Love With You 
993:5:2106:: I'm Talking Not Walking The Blues 
993:5:2113:: I'm That Little Guy Called Joe 
993:5:2117:: I'm The Devil Who Made Her 
993:5:2121:: I'm The Little Space Girl's Father 
993:5:2125:: I'm The Loneliest Guy In Town 
993:5:2164:: I'm Thinkin' Tonight Of My Jenny 
993:5:2202:: I'm Tired Of These Country Ways 
993:5:2206:: I'm Tired Of These Country Ways 
993:5:2229:: I'm Too Broke (To Pay Attention) 
993:5:2251:: I'm Waitin' Up For Santa Claus 
993:5:227:: I'm Alone Because I Love You 
993:5:230:: I'm Alone Because I Love You 
993:5:234:: I'm Alone Because I Love You 
993:5:237:: I'm Alone Because I Love You 
993:5:255:: I'm Askin' But I'm Not Gettin' 
993:5:26:: I'm A Fool About Your Love 
993:5:283:: I'm Barely Hangin' On To Me 
993:5:30:: I'm A Fool For Loving You 
993:5:332:: I'm Bluer Than Anyone Can Be 
993:5:336:: I'm Bluer Than Anyone Could Be 
993:5:424:: I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) 
993:5:428:: I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) 
993:5:452:: I'm Crazy Bout [!!] That Woman 
993:5:471:: I'm Dedicating My Life To You 
993:5:482:: I'm Doing All Right [alt. vers.] 
993:5:499:: I'm Dreaming Of You [stereo vers.] 
993:5:553:: I'm Getting Better All The Time 
993:5:597:: I'm Glad You Didn't Say Goodbye 
993:5:604:: I'm Going Back To South Carolina 
993:5:608:: I'm Going Back To West Virginia 
993:5:663:: I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday 
993:5:667:: I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday 
993:5:671:: I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday 
993:5:682:: I'm Gonna Be Strong [stereo vers.] 
993:5:690:: I'm Gonna Burn Your Playhouse Down 
993:5:70:: I'm A Live It Up Boy 
993:5:758:: I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door 
993:5:788:: I'm Gonna Leave Old Texas Now 
993:5:848:: I'm Gonna Make You Love Me 
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994:5:1001:: 1959/Nov. 16 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1012:: 1959/June 1 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1022:: 1954/Apr. 24 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1035:: 1962/Sept. 22 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1036:: I'm Here To Tell You 
994:5:1039:: 1959/Nov. 9 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1052:: I'm Human Same As You 
994:5:1055:: I'm Hungry For Your Lovin' 
994:5:1058:: 1956/Oct. 6 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1066:: 1957/Nov. 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1070:: 1960/Dec. 5 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1078:: 1958/Sept. 1 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1082:: 1959/Sept. 21 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1086:: 1961/May 22 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1090:: 1958/May 5 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1094:: 1958/Dec. 1 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1102:: 1960/Apr. 11 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1109:: 1960/Dec. 31 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:110:: 1962/Apr. 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1131:: 1956/June 23 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1135:: 1964 or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:1143:: 1958/Apr. 28 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1147:: 1967/Aug. on label or cover 
994:5:114:: 1956/Mar. 24 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1165:: 1957/Aug. or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:1169:: 1958/Mar. 31 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1177:: 1954/Nov. 13 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1181:: 1958/Apr. 14 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1182:: I'm In Love With You 
994:5:1186:: I'm In Love With You 
994:5:1190:: I'm In Love With You 
994:5:1193:: I'm In Love With You 
994:5:1196:: 1959/June 22 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1197:: I'm In Misery. Part 1 
994:5:1203:: 1956/Aug. 18 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1218:: 1959/Mar. 16 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:121:: 1959/Aug. 24 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1222:: I'm Johnny On The Spot 
994:5:1225:: 1955/Mar. 12 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1226:: I'm Just A Cry Baby 
994:5:1232:: 1959/Mar. 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1240:: 1958/Aug. 11 Bb r&b rev. 
994:5:1244:: 1964/Apr. 25 Bb hot rev. 
994:5:1248:: 1955/Apr. 2 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1252:: 1960/Apr. or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:1261:: I'm Laying Down The Law 
994:5:1272:: 1960/Dec. 26 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1280:: I'm Leavin' While I Can 
994:5:1290:: 1962/July or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:1322:: 1961/Apr. 24 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1330:: 1957/Feb. 23 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1337:: 1955/May 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:133:: I'm A Mean Mean Daddy 
994:5:1354:: 1958/Nov. 24 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1366:: 1950/Dec. 30 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1378:: 1957/Sept. 20 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1382:: 1960/July 18 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1398:: 1961/June 12 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1399:: I'm Lonesome Without The Blues 
994:5:13:: 1959/Sept. 14 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1403:: I'm Lonesome Without The Blues 
994:5:140:: 1956/July 28 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1414:: 1957/June 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1425:: 1956/Jan. 28 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1426:: I'm Looking For Another You 
994:5:1429:: 1952/May 31 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1433:: 1964/Mar. 7 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1441:: 1958/Dec. 29 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1445:: 1961/Oct. 9 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1449:: 1960/June 13 Bb r&b rev. 
994:5:1450:: I'm Lost Without Your Love 
994:5:1457:: 1960/June 13 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1461:: 1957/Feb. 23 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1469:: 1956/Apr. 21 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1470:: I'm Making Time With You 
994:5:1476:: 1957/Oct. 21 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:147:: 1962/Dec. 29 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1480:: 1960/Mar. 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1487:: 1959/June 1 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:148:: I'm A One Woman Man 
994:5:1491:: 1961 on label or cover 
994:5:1498:: 1959/Oct. 19 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:14:: I'm A Do Right Daddy 
994:5:1502:: 1961/Sept. 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1506:: 1959/June 22 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1514:: 1963/Mar. 16 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:152:: I'm A One Woman Man 
994:5:1532:: 1957/Mar. 16 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1539:: 1959/Sept. 7 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1540:: I'm No Good Without You 
994:5:1543:: 1963/June or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:1547:: 1958/July 21 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1548:: I'm Not A Bad Guy 
994:5:1551:: 1962/Apr. 28 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1552:: I'm Not A Fool Anymore 
994:5:1555:: I'm Not A Fool Anymore 
994:5:1562:: 1960/Aug. 15 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1567:: I'm Not Afraid [stereo vers.] 
994:5:1578:: 1962/Jan. 6 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1582:: 1957/June 3 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1587:: I'm Not Ashamed To Cry 
994:5:1591:: I'm Not Ashamed To Cry 
994:5:1598:: 1960/June 27 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1602:: 1959/Nov. or earlier (Bb est.) 
994:5:1606:: I'm Not Dreaming [rechan. vers.] 
994:5:1616:: I'm Not Going Steady Anymore 
994:5:1620:: I'm Not Going To Cry 
994:5:1623:: 1957/Dec. 9 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:162:: 1954/May 1 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1641:: 1958/June or earlier (BMI est.) 
994:5:1663:: 1960/Feb. 8 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1667:: 1960/Oct. 17 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1668:: I'm Not The Marrying Kind 
994:5:1675:: 1950/Apr. 8 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1676:: I'm Not Your Fool Anymore 
994:5:1679:: 1958/Sept. 15 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1683:: 1957/Sept. 9 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1687:: 1957/Apr. 20 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1694:: 1964/Mar. 14 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1699:: I'm On My Way Home 
994:5:1702:: 1958/Feb. 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1703:: I'm On Pins And Needles 
994:5:1706:: 1950/Sept. 30 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1714:: 1957/Mar. 16 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:171:: I'm A Real Glad Daddy 
994:5:1724:: 1957/Dec. 23 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1728:: 1960/Mar. 21 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1732:: 1961/July 3 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1740:: 1958/Apr. 14 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1744:: 1958/Apr. 21 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:174:: 1957/Apr. 29 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1756:: 1955/July 16 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1764:: 1956/Jan. 21 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1769:: I'm Ragged But I'm Right 
994:5:1772:: 1956/June 2 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1785:: 1958/Oct. 6 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1786:: I'm Ready If You're Willin' 
994:5:1789:: 1956/May 26 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1790:: I'm Ready, If You're Willing 
994:5:1793:: 1956/Mar. 10 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1794:: I'm Ready, If You're Willing 
994:5:1797:: 1959/Oct. 19 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1798:: I'm Ready To Go Steady 
994:5:17:: 1951/Aug. 25 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1801:: 1959/Aug. 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1805:: 1956/Sept. 8 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1809:: 1958/Sept. 29 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1816:: 1957/Jan. 26 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:182:: 1959 or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:1831:: 1960/Mar. 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1835:: I'm Sending You This Record 
994:5:1838:: 1957/Aug. 26 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:183:: I'm A Wise Ole Cat 
994:5:1864:: 1963/Aug. 17 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1868:: 1958/Mar. 24 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1872:: 1958/Dec. 29 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1884:: 1958/June 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1885:: I'm So Glad It's You 
994:5:1891:: 1957/Nov. 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1899:: 1958/May 12 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1903:: 1959/May 4 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1915:: 1959/Aug. 31 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1919:: 1958/June 9 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1946:: 1959/Feb. 9 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:194:: 1961/Oct. 2 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1950:: 1964 or later (mx est.) 
994:5:1961:: 1958/Sept. 1 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1969:: 1961/Feb. 13 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1973:: 1962/May 5 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1980:: 1960/May 16 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:1984:: 1958/June 9 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:1988:: 1963/May 25 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:198:: I'm All Alone Without You 
994:5:1994:: Top Rank Int. RM 319 
994:5:2004:: I'm Sorry I'm Not Sorry 
994:5:2007:: I'm Sorry, I'm Not Sorry 
994:5:2010:: 1956/Sept. 8 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2014:: 1960 or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:2018:: 1953/Apr. 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2019:: I'm Starting To Go Steady 
994:5:201:: I'm All Took In [!!] 
994:5:2022:: 1960/June 6 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2026:: 1957 ( Sun Rec. ) 
994:5:2030:: 1957/Feb. 2 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2041:: 1957/Feb. 16 Bb r&b rev. 
994:5:2045:: 1956/Dec. 29 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2049:: 1957/Jan. or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:2060:: I'm Still Dreamin' [stereo vers.] 
994:5:2082:: 1963/Jan. 19 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2093:: 1959/June 8 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2097:: 1959/Feb. 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:209:: I'm Allergic To Your Kisses 
994:5:2101:: 1960/May 23 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2105:: 1958/Apr. 21 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2116:: 1961/June 5 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2120:: 1955/Feb. 26 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2124:: 1960/Feb. 29 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:212:: 1953/Nov. 7 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2135:: 1957/Mar. 9 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:213:: I'm Almost A Bad Guy 
994:5:2140:: I'm The Man [alt. vers.] 
994:5:2150:: I'm The One (Who Understands) 
994:5:2156:: 1959/Apr. 13 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2163:: 1961/Oct. 30 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2171:: 1955/Nov. 5 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2182:: 1957/May 13 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2183:: I'm Through Chasing After You 
994:5:2186:: 1955/May 14 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2198:: I'm Tired Of Playing Cupid 
994:5:21:: 1959/Aug. 24 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2205:: 1971 or later (mx est.) 
994:5:2225:: I'm Too Big To Cry 
994:5:2228:: 1954/Aug. 21 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:222:: 1958/Sept. 15 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2233:: I'm Too Young To Love 
994:5:2246:: 1955/June 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2247:: I'm Waitin' For Ya Baby 
994:5:2250:: 1962/Oct. 27 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2262:: I'm Waiting Just For You 
994:5:2265:: 1959/May 18 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2282:: 1957/Apr. 27 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2301:: 1960 ( Sun Rec. ) 
994:5:2305:: 1959/Jan. 19 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2315:: I'm Wise To You Now 
994:5:2318:: 1957/June 24 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2319:: I'm With The Wrong One 
994:5:2322:: 1958/June 23 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2329:: 1959/Sept. 7 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2349:: I'm Writing You A Letter 
994:5:2356:: 1959/Feb. 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2360:: 1956/Nov. 17 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2368:: 1961/Apr. or earlier (Bb est.) 
994:5:2372:: 1959/May 25 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2384:: 1961/June 5 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2388:: 1962/Apr. 7 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2392:: 1959/June 8 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2396:: 1956/Oct. 6 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2400:: 1959/May or earlier (Bb est.) 
994:5:2404:: 1962/Apr. 28 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2412:: 1960/Feb. 15 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:2424:: 1955/Apr. 2 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:2428:: 1961/July 31 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:247:: 1953/Mar. or earlier (BMI est.) 
994:5:248:: I'm Ashamed Enough To Die 
994:5:251:: I'm Ashamed Enough To Die 
994:5:262:: 1962/Sept. 15 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:270:: 1962/Mar. 3 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:274:: 1957/Oct. 7 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:278:: 1957/Sept. 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:286:: 1963/Oct. 19 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:294:: 1959/Nov. 9 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:29:: 1956/Oct. 27 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:305:: 1954/Sept. 4 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:320:: 1959/July 20 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:328:: I'm Blue, Sad And Lonely 
994:5:331:: 1957/Mar. 25 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:33:: 1961/Feb. 13 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:343:: I'm Buggin' Out, Little Baby 
994:5:347:: I'm Buggin' Out, Little Baby 
994:5:34:: I'm A Fool, That's Why 
994:5:350:: 1959/Sept. 7 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:354:: 1955/Nov. 26 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:358:: 1963/June 29 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:359:: I'm Changing All Those Changes 
994:5:366:: 1956/July 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:370:: 1959/Dec. or earlier (Bb est.) 
994:5:371:: (I'm) Comin' Down With Love 
994:5:382:: 1960/May 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:389:: 1961/Oct. 2 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:38:: I'm A Fool [vers. 1] 
994:5:394:: I'm Comin' Home [live vers.] 
994:5:397:: I'm Comin' Home My Baby 
994:5:410:: 1957/Jan. 5 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:41:: I'm A Fool [vers. 1] 
994:5:435:: 1959/Aug. 24 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:439:: 1957/May 20 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:447:: 1957/May 13 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:44:: I'm A Fool [vers. 2] 
994:5:451:: 1956/Sept. 8 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:459:: 1956/June or later (Bb est.) 
994:5:463:: 1951/Apr. 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:467:: 1951/Dec. 8 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:477:: 1952/Aug. 9 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:47:: I'm A Fool [vers. 2] 
994:5:485:: I'm Doubtful Of Your Love 
994:5:50:: I'm A Free Man Now 
994:5:512:: 1958/Aug. 18 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:516:: 1960/Mar. 21 Bb r&b rev. 
994:5:530:: 1961/Nov. 13 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:537:: 1958/Mar. 10 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:549:: I'm Gettin' Your Message Baby 
994:5:552:: 1958/June 23 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:556:: 1957/Nov. 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:560:: 1957 ( Sun Rec. ) 
994:5:564:: 1957 ( Sun Rec. ) 
994:5:571:: I'm Getting Nowhere With You 
994:5:574:: 1957/June 10 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:578:: 1960 or later (Cop. est.) 
994:5:579:: I'm Getting Stoned To-Night [!!] 
994:5:57:: 1960/Oct. 10 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:586:: 1957/Nov. 25 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:587:: I'm Glad I'm A Boy 
994:5:58:: I'm A High Toned Papa 
994:5:590:: I'm Glad My Baby's Gone 
994:5:593:: 1958/Mar. 3 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:607:: 1961/Dec. 11 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:611:: 1951/Sept. 29 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:61:: 1955/Mar. 26 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:633:: 1966 or later (mx est.) 
994:5:640:: 1962/Apr. 14 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:654:: 1953/Nov. 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:658:: 1957/Oct. 7 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:659:: I'm Gonna Anchor My Heart 
994:5:666:: 1958/May 12 Bb r&b rev. 
994:5:66:: I'm A Little Red Caboose 
994:5:689:: 1960 or later (mx est.) 
994:5:693:: I'm Gonna Catch You Baby 
994:5:696:: 1958/Nov. 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:69:: 1953/Sept. 19 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:700:: 1955/Nov. 5 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:708:: 1959/Aug. 3 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:712:: 1960/Mar. 21 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:716:: 1960/Sept. 12 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:720:: 1956/Dec. 15 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:734:: 1956/May 19 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:738:: 1959/May 4 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:746:: I'm Gonna Have Some Fun 
994:5:757:: 1958/Feb. 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:762:: I'm Gonna Lasso Santa Claus 
994:5:765:: 1956/Nov. 3 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:772:: 1959/Aug. 24 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:77:: 1959/Sept. 14 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:780:: 1962/May 26 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:784:: 1962/Sept. 1 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:799:: I'm Gonna Let You Go 
994:5:803:: I'm Gonna Look For You 
994:5:813:: 1959/Apr. 27 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:81:: I'm A Lonesome Old Boy 
994:5:822:: I'm Gonna Love You Too 
994:5:825:: I'm Gonna Love You Too 
994:5:828:: 1958/Feb. 3 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:829:: I'm Gonna Love You Too 
994:5:832:: I'm Gonna Love You Too 
994:5:835:: 1964/Jan. 4 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:836:: I'm Gonna Love You Too 
994:5:840:: I'm Gonna Love You Too 
994:5:847:: 1959/Oct. or later (mx est.) 
994:5:84:: 1959/Feb. 2 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:851:: I'm Gonna Marry Polly Ann 
994:5:857:: 1959/Apr. 6 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:85:: I'm A Long Gone Daddy 
994:5:866:: I'm Gonna Please My Baby 
994:5:872:: I'm Gonna Quit My Crying 
994:5:878:: 1957/Sept. 16 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:882:: 1959/Apr. 6 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:886:: I'm Gonna Rock Some Too 
994:5:893:: 1960/Oct. 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:894:: I'm Gonna Roll And Rock 
994:5:897:: 1955/Sept. 10 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:89:: I'm A Long Gone Daddy 
994:5:909:: 1961/Oct. 6 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:917:: 1955/Apr. 9 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:92:: I'm A Long Gone Daddy 
994:5:931:: 1956/Sept. 8 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:951:: I'm Gonna' Spin My Wheels 
994:5:954:: 1961/Mar. 20 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:959:: I'm Gonna Take A Walk 
994:5:95:: I'm A Long Gone Daddy 
994:5:962:: 1960/Aug. 15 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:971:: I'm Gonna Tell On You 
994:5:975:: I'm Gonna Tell On You 
994:5:979:: I'm Gonna Tell On You 
994:5:989:: 1959/Aug. 10 Bb pop rev. 
994:5:98:: 1948/June 19 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:993:: 1953/July 25 Bb c&w rev. 
994:5:998:: I'm Hangin' Up My Rifle 
994:5:99:: I'm A Long Gone Daddy 
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995:2:291::1. Forever and For Always
995:2:292::2. I'm Gonna Getcha Good
995:2:299::9. You're Still The One
995:2:303::13. You Win My Love
995:2:305::15. The Woman In Me
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995:5:1016:: I'm Having A Ball 
995:5:1040:: I'm Hog-Tied Over You 
995:5:1047:: 1959 RCA mx code 
995:5:1051:: 1963/May Bb pop rev. 
995:5:1087:: I'm In A Daze 
995:5:1091:: I'm In A Whirl 
995:5:1114:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1117:: 1960/Feb. 29 Bb Aud. 
995:5:1118:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1121:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1124:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1128:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1132:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1136:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1140:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:1144:: I'm In Love Again 
995:5:115:: I'm A Lucky Guy 
995:5:118:: I'm A Lucky Man 
995:5:1200:: I'm In My Teens 
995:5:1208:: I'm In No Position 
995:5:1211:: I'm In Seventh Heaven 
995:5:1229:: I'm Just A Fool 
995:5:1233:: I'm Just A Mender 
995:5:1237:: I'm Just A Mender 
995:5:1245:: I'm Just Too Lazy 
995:5:1269:: I'm Learning About Love 
995:5:1312:: I'm Leaving This Town 
995:5:1319:: I'm Leaving Town, Baby 
995:5:1323:: I'm Leaving Town, Baby 
995:5:1344:: RCA Victor EPA 965 
995:5:1351:: I'm Letting You Go 
995:5:1358:: 1950/Nov. or earlier (est.) 
995:5:1362:: 1950/Dec. or earlier (est.) 
995:5:136:: 1960 RCA mx code 
995:5:137:: I'm A One-Woman Man 
995:5:1395:: I'm Lonesome (Over You) 
995:5:141:: I'm A One-Woman Man 
995:5:1421:: 1957/Dec. 1 Bb Aud. 
995:5:1434:: I'm Looking For Sunshine 
995:5:144:: I'm A One-Woman Man 
995:5:1454:: I'm Loving You Baby 
995:5:1458:: I'm Low, Low, Low 
995:5:1462:: I'm Low, Low, Low 
995:5:1466:: I'm Mad With You 
995:5:1507:: I'm Movin [!!] On 
995:5:1536:: I'm My Own Grandpaw 
995:5:1544:: I'm Nobody's Baby Now 
995:5:155:: I'm A Poor Oakie 
995:5:1571:: I'm Not Alone Anymore 
995:5:1573:: Cotton Town Jubilee 115 
995:5:1574:: 1965 RCA mx code 
995:5:1594:: 1958 RCA mx code 
995:5:159:: I'm A Railroad Daddy 
995:5:1605:: Guest Star G 1449 
995:5:1608:: Guest Star GS 1449 
995:5:1628:: I'm Not Gonna Worry 
995:5:1630:: Capitol Star Artist 16591/2 
995:5:1632:: I'm Not Good Lookin' 
995:5:163:: I'm A Ramblin' Man 
995:5:1642:: I'm Not Ready Now 
995:5:1645:: I'm Not Ready Yet 
995:5:1652:: I'm Not Shure [!!] 
995:5:1659:: 1964 RCA mx code 
995:5:1670:: RCA Victor EPA 4368 
995:5:1671:: 1962 RCA mx code 
995:5:1672:: I'm Not To Blame 
995:5:1680:: I'm Old Enough Now 
995:5:1688:: I'm Old Kentucky Bound 
995:5:1715:: I'm On This Rocket 
995:5:1718:: I'm On Your Wagon 
995:5:1721:: I'm One Of Those 
995:5:1736:: 1958 RCA mx code 
995:5:1752:: 1966 RCA mx code 
995:5:1753:: I'm Playing It Cool 
995:5:179:: I'm A Travelin' Man 
995:5:1817:: I'm Satisfied With You 
995:5:1819:: Top Rank Int. RM-326 
995:5:1821:: I'm Satisfied With You 
995:5:1826:: Top Rank Int. RS-626 
995:5:1828:: I'm Searching For You 
995:5:1842:: I'm Settin' You Free 
995:5:1850:: I'm Sittin' At Home 
995:5:1857:: 1965 RCA mx code 
995:5:1916:: I'm So Lonesome, Baby 
995:5:1945:: Academy 11 17 58 
995:5:1981:: I'm Sorry For You 
995:5:1985:: I'm Sorry For You 
995:5:1995:: 1960/May 2 Bb Aud. 
995:5:1998:: Top Rank Int. RS-619 
995:5:2011:: I'm Sorry You're Gone 
995:5:2015:: I'm Startin' Sweetheartin' Again 
995:5:2027:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2031:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2034:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2038:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2042:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2046:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2050:: I'm Stickin' With You 
995:5:2064:: I'm Still Hanging Around 
995:5:2077:: Vee Jay VJ 334 
995:5:2083:: I'm Still Loving You 
995:5:2086:: I'm Still Missing You 
995:5:2110:: I'm Tellin' Ya Baby 
995:5:2128:: I'm The Lovin' Type 
995:5:2138:: Capitol Star Artist 18309/10 
995:5:2153:: I'm The Only One 
995:5:2157:: (I'm The) Phantom Lover) 
995:5:2160:: I'm The Wrong One 
995:5:2187:: I'm Through With You 
995:5:2197:: Big 4 Hits 209 
995:5:2218:: Tear Drop LPM 3002 
995:5:2275:: 1960/Feb. 29 Bb Aud. 
995:5:2294:: I'm Walkin' [stereo vers.] 
995:5:2298:: I'm Walkin' The Dog 
995:5:2302:: I'm Walking Behind You 
995:5:2306:: I'm Walking The Dog 
995:5:2309:: I'm Walking The Dog 
995:5:2337:: 1954 RCA mx code 
995:5:2345:: I'm Worried About Me 
995:5:240:: I'm An Eskimo Too 
995:5:2423:: Sage & Sand 45-188 
995:5:2436::Compilation 2005, Terry E. Gordon 
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995:5:244:: I'm An Old Wolf 
995:5:259:: I'm Asking For Forgiveness 
995:5:287:: I'm Beggin' Your Pardon 
995:5:291:: I'm Beggin' Your Pardon 
995:5:295:: I'm Beggin' Your Pardon 
995:5:299:: I'm Beginning To Remember 
995:5:302:: I'm Beginning To Remember 
995:5:303::Jimmy Lee And Johnny Mathis 
995:5:306:: I'm Beginning To Remember 
995:5:309:: I'm Beginning To Wonder 
995:5:334:: Phillips Int. LP 1960 
995:5:355:: I'm Building An Ocean 
995:5:362:: 1958/May 5 Bb Aud. 
995:5:367:: I'm Comin' After You 
995:5:388:: United Artists UA 377 
995:5:405:: Vee Jay VJ 288 
995:5:416:: Phillips Int. LP 1960 
995:5:436:: I'm Confused About You 
995:5:440:: I'm Countin' On You 
995:5:448:: I'm Counting On You 
995:5:455:: 1965 RCA mx code 
995:5:478:: I'm Doing All Right 
995:5:489:: I'm Dreaming Of You 
995:5:492:: I'm Dreaming Of You 
995:5:495:: 1958/Dec. 1 Bb Aud. 
995:5:496:: I'm Dreaming Of You 
995:5:502:: 1958/Dec. 1 Bb Aud. 
995:5:509:: I'm Falling In Love 
995:5:542:: I'm Free [alt. vers.] 
995:5:54:: I'm A Happy Man 
995:5:582:: 1967 RCA mx code 
995:5:583:: I'm Glad I Waited 
995:5:5::Song Titles Beginning with "Im" 
995:5:601:: I'm Goin' Stepping Out 
995:5:622:: I'm Going To Hollywood 
995:5:678:: I'm Gonna Be Strong 
995:5:686:: I'm Gonna Better Myself 
995:5:705:: I'm Gonna Find Her 
995:5:709:: I'm Gonna Find Out 
995:5:713:: I'm Gonna Find You 
995:5:717:: I'm Gonna Fool Everybody 
995:5:721:: I'm Gonna Forget Him 
995:5:725:: I'm Gonna Get Married 
995:5:728:: I'm Gonna Get Ya' 
995:5:735:: I'm Gonna Git Cha 
995:5:739:: I'm Gonna Go Walkin' 
995:5:73:: 1954 RCA mx code 
995:5:74:: I'm A Lonely Guy 
995:5:754:: I'm Gonna Keep It 
995:5:761:: 1966 RCA mx code 
995:5:785:: I'm Gonna Leave Adieu 
995:5:78:: I'm A Lonesome Fugitive 
995:5:791:: I'm Gonna Leave You 
995:5:795:: I'm Gonna Leave You 
995:5:810:: I'm Gonna Love You 
995:5:814:: I'm Gonna Love You 
995:5:818:: I'm Gonna Love You 
995:5:865:: 1968 or later (est.) 
995:5:906:: I'm Gonna Settle Down 
995:5:947:: 1958/June 2 Bb Aud. 
995:5:955:: I'm Gonna Stop Cryin' 
995:5:958:: 1959 RCA mx code 
995:5:983:: I'm Gonna Try You 
995:5:990:: I'm Grateful To You 
995:5:997:: 1957 RCA mx code 
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996:3:611:: Of Your Man 
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996:4:8:: Dermablend Skin Care 
996:5:1018:: White Rock unissued 
996:5:1021:: RCA Victor 47-5703 
996:5:1026:: I'm Headin' Home 
996:5:102:: 1970/Sept. (BMI est.) 
996:5:1031:: Cadence CEP 110 
996:5:1038:: Back Beat 529 
996:5:103:: I'm A Lover 
996:5:1043:: 1952/Sept. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1060::Rick And The Rockers 
996:5:1062:: 1958/Oct. (Bb est.) 
996:5:106:: 1962/Sept. BMI clear. 
996:5:1074:: 1960/Jan. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1081:: Play Me 3517 
996:5:1095:: I'm In Debt 
996:5:1098:: 1958/July mx series 
996:5:1099:: I'm In Heaven 
996:5:10:: I'm A Coward 
996:5:1101:: Emmy E 1002 
996:5:1103:: I'm In Love 
996:5:1106:: I'm In Love 
996:5:1110:: I'm In Love 
996:5:1112:: Veeda EP 2000 
996:5:1113:: 1961/May BMI clear. 
996:5:1123:: Imperial IMP 157 
996:5:1127:: 1963/Jan. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1139:: 1964/Nov. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1142:: 20th Fox 100 
996:5:1151:: 1960 (BSN est.) 
996:5:1157:: Dixie (reg.) 45-887 
996:5:1158:: 1960/Dec. (SPD est.) 
996:5:1173:: 1953/Feb. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1176:: RCA Victor 47-5899 
996:5:1189:: 1957 (BSN est.) 
996:5:1206:: Blue Grass 209-1 
996:5:1207:: 1959/Dec. mx series 
996:5:1214:: 1960-62 (Bb est.) 
996:5:122:: I'm A Madman 
996:5:1231:: RCA Victor 47-7485 
996:5:1241:: I'm Just Nobody 
996:5:124:: Fee Bee FB-233 
996:5:1253:: I'm Keeping You 
996:5:1256:: 1958/Mar. (Bb est.) 
996:5:125:: 1958/Nov. BMI clear. 
996:5:1260:: 1961/Nov. mx series 
996:5:1263:: Winsor Music unissued 
996:5:1268:: 1963/June mx series 
996:5:126:: I'm A Man 
996:5:1276:: 1958/Mar. BMI clear. 
996:5:1291:: I'm Leaving Alabama 
996:5:1297:: 1964 (BSN est.) 
996:5:129:: 1965/Apr. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1301:: 1964 (BSN est.) 
996:5:1305:: I'm Leaving Lulabell 
996:5:1308:: I'm Leaving Now 
996:5:130:: I'm A Man 
996:5:1315:: I'm Leaving Today 
996:5:1326:: 1959/Oct. BMI clear. 
996:5:1340:: RCA Victor 47-6383 
996:5:1341:: 1955/Dec. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1357:: Mt. Dew 45-MD-101 
996:5:1370:: 1958-59 (Bb est.) 
996:5:1373:: Canadian American CA-130 
996:5:1374:: 1961 (Bb est.) 
996:5:1386:: 1952-53 (Bb est.) 
996:5:1390:: 1963/July (Bb est.) 
996:5:1391:: I'm Lonesome Baby 
996:5:1394:: 1960/Feb. mx series 
996:5:1401:: Tear Drop 3034 
996:5:1402:: 1964/June (Bb est.) 
996:5:1405:: Tear Drop unissued 
996:5:1407:: I'm Long Gone 
996:5:1410:: 1956/May BMI clear. 
996:5:1417:: Brunswick EB 71036 
996:5:1437:: 1952/Feb. (Bb est.) 
996:5:1