Music to Su Doku by

Gillian Welch
Ryan Adams
the Bad Livers
Dave Brubeck
Scissors Sisters
Jolie Holland
HEM
Prince
Adam and the Ants (not just Adam Ant)
Royal Crescent Mob
The Jam
Celia Cruz
Astrud Gilberto
Mary Gauthier
Thomas Dolby
Brand New Heavies
Beulah (Anything is better with Beulah)
Tom Waits
Ry Cooder
The Maxwell Implosion
Brother Jack McDuff
Barry Manilow

Let me know if you need a Su Doku CD. I'm happy to make you one.

Comments

Coaster Punchman said…
I like Su Doku now. I started doing them in the NY Daily News - one of those trashy NY papers that cost only 25 cents, read by Republicans and people who don't want to pay a dollar for the Times.

I would also like a Su Doke CD.
4:55 am
Melinda June said…
I'm so glad you're converted! I will therefore send CD shortly for maximum Su Doku enjoyment!
4:38 pm
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