107.
Willie Nelson - Can I Sleep In Your Arms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHj2HaUeYGI
Another early introduction to country music for me and one I have huge respect for not only for the music but also for being a bit of a maverick.

108.
Wishbone Ash - Sometime World
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvLVSPPLZZY
For me one of the powerhouse groups in the history of rock but sadly seem to be marginalised or forgotten in the main these days. Their harmonies in vocals are nice enough but it's the sublime guitarwork with joint leads that really set them apart.

109.
Xmal Deutschland - Orient
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoVh-vtFR1Y
Post-punk outfit that I actually discovered whilst living in Germany though oddly they were better received elsewhere so sadly never got to see them live which was a real shame as lead singer Anja Huwe was a major crush of mine.

110.
Yazoo - Nobody's Diary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWNkfqOmfUw
Ms. Moyet's vocals are simply delightful whilst Mr. Clarke wrote hooks that were often simple but effective and like The Eurythmics they just compliment each other perfectly imo.

111.
John Peel R.I.P.
http://www.johnpeelarchive.com/conte...eel-header.jpg
This man was a musical lifeline to me, as I suspect he was to countless others too. In a pre-internet world where discovering new music that wasn't 'fed to the masses' by the record companies and the mainstream media working hand in hand was very much a labour of love - this man was the maverick who played music outside of that collaborative corporate 'lock-down'.

Were it not for him the musical landscape would have been dramatically less rich and some of the finest hours of my youth were spent in bed with a radio and earpiece long after I was supposed to have been asleep. Sadly gone for over a decade but never forgotten.