1. Time To Wander - Kerruish, John
2. Nowhere To Go - Gouldman, Graham
3. Alice - Plum, John
4. Stop - Vigrass
5. Strange Girl - Kate
6. Off To Find A New Land - Nixon, Lea
7. For Where Have You Been - Honeybus
8. Captain Jones - Addenbury, Eddie
9. Maisie Jones - Nimbo
10. Summer Love - Almond Marzipan
11. Very Well - Payne, Les
12. Nothing Else To Say - Reilly, David
13. Here Before The Sun - Balmer, Lori
14. Copper Coloured Years - Consortium (1)
15. My World Turns Around You - Reid, Marc
16. Watching The Boat - Charles, Roger
17. 'Til The Sun Goes Down - Tremeloes
18. Growing Older - Gouldman, Graham
19. Seductress - Elgin, Steve
20. Justine - Brooks, Julian
21. If I Call Your Name - Campbell, Junior
22. There Is A Mountain - Quiet World Of Lea & John
23. Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway - Humblebums
24. Sewing Machine - Tuesday

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000S9KS32/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000S9KS32/?tag=imwan-21

Graham Gouldman is the only name I recognize here. What's this stuff like?

I don't know. I ordered a copy because I love the Hollies' baroque song "Bus Stop". I'm hoping this CD will be something similar.

"Bus Stop" is baroque?

The song I most readily associate with "baroque" pop is The Left Banke's"Walk Away Renee". The term applies mostly to music with strings that has a light, jaunty feel."Penny Lane" is often mentioned as a baroque type song.
Among current performers, Badly Drawn Boy ,Arcade Fire and The Decemberists have often been referred to as having elements of the baroque in their music.