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1. 1. Music fans keyed up for festival

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 July 2001 MUSIC fans in Manchester can look forward to nine hours of free live music on Saturday.

2. 2. Extra Arena date for Roxy Music on final tour

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 July 2001 BRYAN Ferry and Roxy Music have booked an extra night at the Manchester Evening News Arena following huge demand for their last ever world tour.

3. 3. Lambchop take on a mix of styles

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 06 July 2001 ANYBODY who thinks that the music that comes out of ''music city'' Nashville is simply and solely country music really should listen to Lambchop - the wonderfully indefinable group led by Kurt Wagner.

4. 4. Ruff and ready

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 13 July 2001 SOMETIMES, music can make the people come together. While urban artists in the US seem to have learnt very little from the gangsta bloodshed that has surrounded them, the story of Backyard Dog shows a bit more sensitivity.

5. 5. Mercury runs for Elbow

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 July 2001 ELBOW were popping the champagne corks this week when they found out their Asleep In The Back album has been nominated for the Mercury Music Prize.

6. 6. Run DMC

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 July 2001 HALFWAY through their unenergetic set Run DMC stopped the music and announced: ‘‘You’ve got the Beatles, the Stones, Led Zeppelin and us.’’

7. 7. Soundbites

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 July 2001 Music round-up

8. 8. Back to the future for Middleton's finest

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 July 2001 LAST year, The Chameleons decided to put on a reunion show after 13 summers of slowly becoming reacquainted with each other.

9. 9. Ray Brown Trio

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 23 July 2001 THE master jazz bassist Ray Brown, who is celebrating attainment of his 75th birthday with a European concert tour, gave a scintillating trio performance at Wigan’s Mill at the Pier on Saturday.

10. 10. B B King

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 July 2001 AT 75, BB King has earned the right to sit down on the job. He began a punishing touring schedule in 1952 and has barely relented ever since.

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