Common Sense Songs, hosted by Graham and Barbara Dean, airs every Wednesday from 8- 10 p.m. on WBCR-lp 97.7fm Great Barrington MA, streaming at  < The show is repeated Friday from 3.00 to 5.00 p.m. The show can also be heard for 2 weeks on Spinitron.

"September Now", Anne Marie Menta, Single, Self Released.

"It's Hard To Love September", Julie Gold, Try Love, Gadfly Records.

"September (The Saddest Month of the Year), Deborah Holland, I Made It This Far, Gage On Records.

"September Me", David LaMotte, Still, Dryad Publishing.

"Late September", Randall Kromm, Late September, Self Released.

"75 Septembers", Cheryl Wheeler, Live, DIAS Records.

"75 Septembers of Love", Tom Neilson, Spirit of Justice, Roaring Jelly.

"Summer's End", Garnet Rogers, Summer's End, Snow Goose Songs.

"September Sea", Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer, Little Blue Egg, Red House.


"Javier", Brad Colerick, Single, Black 9 Records.

"Mariano", Wolf Loescher, Immigrant Songs, Self Released.

"La Migre Vienne", Chuck Brodsky, Radio, Red House.

"Refugee", Emma's Revolution, One, Big W Productions.

"All Of Us Are Immigrants", C. Daniel Boling, Love Dan, Berkalin Records.

"United Nations", Jefferson Ross, Low Country Wedding, Broken Jukebox Media.

"In America", Wool and Grant, Wool and Grant, Self Released.

"Welcome to America", Tret Fure, Stone by Stone, Tomboy Girl Records.

"En Mis Suenos", Steve Brooks, The Song Is My Home, Frog Records.

"One Mile Apart", Michael Johnson, Moonlight Deja Vu, Red House.

"Lullabies for Strangers", Peggy Seeger, First Farewell, Red Grape.

"Immigrant Dreams", Maria Dunn, Piece by Piece, Distant Whisper Music.

"Immigrants Like Me", Tom Juravich, Altar of the Bottom Line, Finnegan Music.

"Believe In Kindness", Diedre Mccalla, Single, Self Released.

"Help Each Other Through", Sloan Wainwright, Red Maple Tree, Self Released.


Please send CDs to P.O.Box 332, Great Barrington, MA 01230. We are unlikely to use downloads

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