Charlie Burton

• One Man's Trash. Exhaustive and exhausting retrospective of Cornhusker refugee and perennial Zoo Bar favorite Charlie Burton, including cuts from all of his WILD label recordings, as well as several vinyl-only singles and recent live appearances.
• Rustic Fixer-Upper. Burton surfaces in Austin, TX, with a countrified sound.

Free Hot Lunch

• Eat This. Tape from whence the song "I Hate to Wake Up Sober in Nebraska" emanates.

John Hiatt

• Crossing Muddy Waters. Still being researched: Is the Lincoln in "Lincoln Town" Nebraska's capital city? Lincoln (or even Springfield), Illinois? Or some other Lincoln? Please let us know if you have any definitive insight.

Preston Love

• Omaha BBQ. Classic R&B/Jazz fusion LP, with a culinary theme, now available on CD.

Mannheim Steamroller

• 25 Years. To each his/her own...

Groucho Marx

• Here's Groucho. Features "Omaha, Nebraska."

Richard Marx (not related)

• Rush Street. Features "Hazard."

C.W. McCall

• Greatest Hits. Includes "Convoy" and other songs about midwestern living and driving.

Mulberry Lane

• Run Your Own Race.

Randy Newman

• Born Again. Features "William Brown"

Josh Rouse

• Dressed Up Like Nebraska. alt.country up-and comer from the heartland.

Sawyer Brown

• Six Days on the Road. Features "Nebraska Song".

Bruce Springsteen

• Nebraska

Matthew Sweet

• In Reverse. Acclaimed Nebraska rocker's latest.
  
• Girlfriend. And greatest

311

• Grassroots. Features Omaha Stylee

Various

• Badlands: A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska. Chrissie Hynde and Adam Seymour cover "Nebraska"; other artists featured include Johnny Cash, Son Volt, Aimee Mann and Deana Carter.
• Let There Be Drums. With Moby Grape's Omaha, as well as other percussive ditties.
• Wanted: The Outlaws. Features Spalding, NE, native Tompall Glaser.
• The West. Soundtrack to PBS series features Roger Welsch's rendition of "Sweet Nebraska Land."
• 1969 Billboard Top Pop Hits. Featuring Lincoln, Nebraska's Zager & Evans's apocolyptic smash hit, In the Year 2525.