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1. 1. Worldport Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 June 2003 LOVERS of jazz, blues, soul and world music are in for a treat at The Lowry with the arrival& of& the Worldport Festival..

2. 2. Anthony's Fame talks

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 June 2003 ANTHONY H Wilson - the music guru boss who introduced the world to Joy Division and The Happy Mondays - has been asked to join the next series of TV talent show Fame Academy.

3. 3. Michael Franti and Spearhead - Everyone Deserves Music (EMI)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 June 2003 QUITE why Franti is not universally acknowledged as one of the geniuses of urban music is beyond me.

4. 4. Adom set for domination

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 June 2003 ADOM& believe so passionately in their music they upped sticks from REM’s hometown Georgia to chase the rock dream in Manchester.

5. 5. Think big time!

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 21 June 2003 THE man behind some of Manchester's top bands is helping a new generation of musicians break into one of Britain's toughest industries.

6. 6. Javine - Real Things (Innocent)

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 June 2003 JAVINE has neatly side-stepped& her Pop Idol peers One True Voice and Girls Aloud and aimed for& Ms. Dynamite's& r&b-lite.

7. 7. Hall' Summer Pops @ Bridgewater Hall

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 June 2003 THE third in the brief series which is the remnant of what we used to know as the Proms used one of the oldest formulae in classical music: a Beethoven night.

8. 8. John Cale - 5 tracks (EMI)

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 June 2003 IT must be hard for John Cale to summon up the passion required to make music with the weight of his artistic legacy resting upon his shoulders.

9. 9. Nashville Symphony Orchestra - Amy Beach (Naxos)

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 June 2003 DON'T laugh: the Nashville Symphony is a very good orchestra, no gang of country huckerberries.

10. 10. Fedaees provide the musical force of I-rap

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 June 2003 A GROUP of Iraqi rappers are hoping to take the hip-hop world by storm with lyrics inspired by their war-torn country.

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