COPA - PCBs and Superfund in Bloomington, Indiana

The PCB Blues
Liner Notes-1991

In 1991, 15 Bloomington musicians came together and wrote 16 songs on a single theme, Westinghouse's proposed garbage-fueled toxic waste incinerator. This music was part of the mix of protest, discussion, lawsuits, and communication that finally stopped plans for the experimental incinerator. The music was inspiration for the community, and an artistic statement that reflected the concerns of the community. Bloomington's top muscians played in a variety of styles from a capella and blues to hip hop and electronica. We urge other communities learn to use the arts as a means to save their particular section of the world.

Below are MP3s of each of the tunes on the album, in the order they were on the album. Enjoy! [Right click on the link to the MP3 and "save target as" (Windows), or click and hold and "save target" (Mac)]

Mitch Rice
Producer

Title	Time	Size (megs)	Author, Performer
The Ballad of Pat Gray	4:26	4.05	Metamora - Pete Sutherland, Grey Larsen, Martin Simpson
PCB Blues 1	2:26	2.24	Marc Haggerty
Not in my Backyard	1:40	1.52	Adrian Ziepolt
Pcb Blues 2	3:04	2.81	Jon Ott, Bton Jug Stompers
Once Upon a Time	3:48	3.49	Michael White
ABCD PCB	:21	.35	Michael White, Robin Larsen
Pcb Blues 3	4:32	4.15	Mitch & Eileen Rice w/ Rex Hunt
Incinerap	:48	.71	Stephen Heise
Clean It Up	2:41	2.46	Robert Prieboy, Bugtussle
I Don't Want You To Tell Me	3:32	3.23	Davis & Devitt
V-o-o-d-o-o in the USA	3:07	2.85	Andy Cobine & Linda Manis, Cybertonica
Happy in Bloomington	4:46	4.35	Brad Wilhelm, Plastic Cheeses
No, No, No	5:45	5.45	Jim Manion, Ionman & the Friction Kings
Cradle to Grave	3:26	3.15	Leola Wolf & the Undecided Choices
I Hate the Incinerator	2:11	2.0	Ziek Clemmons
Poison Rainbow	3:13	2.95	Ian Brewer & Bob Slone, Deadbeats

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